Most Lyndon kitchens still have one window over the sink and a dishwasher beside it. Reverse osmosis is the drinking faucet at that sink — coffee, cooking, the glass at supper. It does not clear dishwasher film. Film is scale, and scale is the Lyndon water softener. It does not treat the showerhead on a Westport-side ranch either.
City water is treated and regulated. RO here is a taste-and-convenience choice for a 1960s–80s house, not a scare story about the city main.
Cabinets in these ranches are often shallower than new construction. The phone quote is where we talk tank versus tankless and whether the ice line is even in play. If the whole house tastes off, including the bath, use the Lyndon whole-home filter page instead of sizing up a drinking unit.
Whipps Mill, Lyndon Lane, and the streets toward Robsion Park are the map. Inside the Watterson, city service, ranch kitchens. A house backing up to A.B. Sawyer fields is the same kitchen job as one off Westport Village. The difference is cabinet depth, not a different water plant.
Fridge-door ice on Lake Avenue tastes like the tap because it is the tap. A dedicated faucet is for the glass and the kettle. It still will not save the dishwasher.
Hub: water treatment in Lyndon.
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