You rely on clean, fresh water not only for drinking and cooking, but for your washing and bathing too. However, most times the water coming out of your home’s faucet has contaminants and heavy metals that can ruin the taste and affect your health. Now’s the best time to consider a whole home water filtration system installation!
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Benefits of a Whole House Water Filtration System
If you’ve never thought about getting a whole house water filtration system, here are a few reasons to consider.
- Safer Drinking Water - If you’ve noticed the scale buildup on your faucets, think about that gunk getting into your body. A water filter will take care of this problem.
- Better For Your Fixtures - Hard water builds up calcium which clogs your showerheads and faucets. A filter reduces build up and extends the life of your fixtures.
- Smoother Skin - Another problem with hard water is it makes your skin dry, itchy and red. You will enjoy smoother, clearer skin with better water.
- Soft Clothes - Contaminated water leaves your clothes stiff and scratch when they come out of the washer. Filtered water makes your clothes feel softer, and last longer.
How Does a Reverse Osmosis Filter Work?
One of the best filters you can get for your home is a reverse osmosis filter because it produces great tasting, clean, healthy water by removing all the impurities. Reverse osmosis is a simple process; water passes through a semipermeable membrane, which takes out impurities. Any impurities that pass through the membrane get filtered out via additional filters leaving you with clear, fresh, great tasting water.
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Maintaining a Reverse Osmosis Filter
One of the best things about having a whole house water filtration system, other than the great tasting and clean water you get, is that it’s easy to maintain. Most experts recommend changing your filter every 6-12 months depending on the quality of the water coming into the system. If the water is severely contaminated, change the filter more often.
