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Why Do I Need a Reverse Osmosis System?
Reverse osmosis is a great option for those who have water softeners or other filtration systems (such as a fixture-mounted carbon system) that aren’t quite meeting the homeowner’s needs. Some individuals may be perfectly happy with the result of hard water that is softened, whereas others seek out a more crisp, filtered, bottled water type of taste.
Additionally, some systems cannot filter out contaminants the way a reverse osmosis system can. Reverse osmosis, also known by the shortened “RO” systems, are able to capture contaminants that other systems miss. We have reverse osmosis drinking water systems that are tested and certified for reduction of:
lead
arsenic
copper
nitrates and nitrites
chromium (hexavalent & trivalent)
selenium
fluoride
radium
barium
cadmium
cyst (cryptosporidium)
total dissolved solids (TDS)
Soft water is excellent for cleaning, showering, and laundry. However, some people would rather not drink it. Depending on how hard your water is to start with, it could still have high total dissolved solids (TDS), which can negatively affect the taste. The reason is that the hard minerals are replaced by sodium, and there may be other contaminants in your water that a softener will not remove.
A reverse osmosis system can remove the undesired sodium along with other contaminants and dissolved solids, which makes a water softener and a reverse osmosis system an ideal combination for most homes.
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