Water Treatment Alternatives

• How do they compare?
• Reverse Osmosis
• Distillation
• Filtration

The Truth about Bottled Water

• Is it really better than tap water?
• Natural Spring Water or Reconstituted Tap Water?
• Standards and Regulations for Bottled Water
• The Effects of Bottled Water on the Environment
• Why Choose Filtered Water?

How Much Do You Know About Water?

• 20 Interesting and Useful Water Facts
• 10 Reasons to Drink Water
• 10 Reasons to Use a Water Filter
• 10 Benefits of Using a Drinking Water Filter
• 10 Reasons to Use a Shower Filter
• 10 Benefits of Using a Shower Filter
• 10 Reasons to Use a Whole House Water Filter
• 10 Benefits of Using a Whole House Water Filter

1. Clean, filtered water emerges from every water source in the house.
2. Chlorine and other chemicals are removed as soon as they enter a home’s plumbing system and are no longer released into the air.
3. When chlorine and other chemicals are removed from water used for washing, these chemicals can no longer become embedded in clothing.
4. Removing chlorine from the water used in dishwashing prevents chlorine vapors from being released into the air and reduces soap scum on dishes.
5. Using a whole house water filter greatly enhances the overall healthfulness of drinking water.
6. Using a whole house water filter can alleviate the effects of asthma and allergies (for those who already suffer) by providing cleaner air to breathe in the house.
7. Filtering water through a whole house water filter eliminates the risks of both drinking and showering in contaminated water.
8. A whole house water filter is the only truly effective shower filter. It filters water at low temperatures to facilitate the removal of chlorine and other chemicals.
9. Using a whole house water filter ensures protection from the carcinogenic effects of both drinking and inhaling chlorine and other dangerous chemicals.
10. The use of a whole house water filter is the last means of protection from breakdowns in municipal water treatment and sanitation systems.

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