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@Billy ******
Sorry, but what’s the big difference there? It’s a short drive from Phuket to the mainland.
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@Gerry *******
Right, so 4K a year. Not cheaper than other methods but far more convenient and likely better quality water.
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@Gerry *******
Estimated cost please. 😊 I have a purifying system in Chiang Mai and I agree it’s much, much more convenient. However the system cost 6,500 baht and filters need replacing every 12 months or so for 1000baht +. There’s just no way it is cheaper even ‘in the long run’ than refilling at a shared station or having bottled water delivered.
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@Gerry *******
I have a filter system, and I’d love to see your numbers showing how having one can work out cheaper than bottled water in Thailand. 😊 The most cost effective solution is using filling stations as mentioned. The problem is that it’s inconvenient.
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In Chiang Mai you also need a residence certificate from immigration.
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@Garrett **********
Indeed. There are times when ‘mai pen rai’ and a smile is trumped by ‘show me a good loser and I’ll show you a loser’.
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Yeah, lots of stories about abb hosts ‘not being able to do it’.
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Taking two visits is a rather mundane ‘horror story’.