Reservoirs and municipal water systems contain varying levels of contamination. These contaminants include: bacteria and viruses, pesticides and herbicides, fertilizers and waste water from septic fields and farming operations, synthetic chemicals, prescription drugs, iron, lead, mercury and other heavy metals. What would you consider acceptable levels of lead or arsenic in your water?
Many water mains are over 100 years old; they often break allowing sediment and additional contaminants to leach in and fl ow into your home. Just imagine what is in a 100-year-old water main. Bacteria is treated at the municipal plant by injecting chlorine into the water. Chlorine was used in World War I as a poisonous gas and continues to be linked to serious health risks. It smells and tastes awful and dries out the skin.
It will protect your entire family from the contaminated water from every tap in your home including showers and bathtubs. The human body absorbs up to 60% more contaminants through the skin than by drinking. Why would you bathe in water you wouldn’t drink?
It is the only way to capture all of the pollutants that are entering your home. It will protect your appliances from dangerous and costly sediment buildup. Typical faucet filters are only used in the kitchen and, without replacing the costly cartridges regularly, water can become susceptible to bacteria buildup.
MAINTENANCE-FREE! It is a self-cleaning, backwashing system without expensive cartridges to replace. It is designed to be maintenance-free.
SIZE MATTERS! The filters are up to 30% larger than the competition allowing for a more thorough filtering process and a longer usable life. There is no reduction in water pressure.
EXPERIENCE MATTERS! There are thousands of our filters in homes, apartment buildings, assisted living facilities, hospitals, restaurants, office buildings, spas and salons, golf clubs and more.
MONEY MATTERS! With normal usage each system should last for many years...in fact, the cost to filter the water from every tap is less than an average cup of coffee each day.
