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Reverse Osmosis Water Benefits The abundance of fresh water sources and drinkable tap water is a concern in many modern cities. The city of Cape Town, for example, is battling a 100-year drought in 2018 as climate change has radically affected winter rainfall patterns. Dam levels sunk to as low as 12%, with warnings that the last 10% of water would be hard to extract. But Cape Town is hardly alone in its crisis, with Melbourne having gone through an...
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Importance Of Water Filtration – Are Water Filters Really That Important? Are you a tap water or bottled water type of person? If you tend to go for bottled water, you’ve probably had someone tell you that they’re a waste of money. “Why waste money on bottled water when you can just get it from the tap?” As much as you probably prefer bottled water for any number of reasons—better taste, convenience, bottle redemption money—people who ask you this...
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Yes it looks clean, but is it safe to drink ? Would you want to take that risk? Types Of Water Purifiers For Hiking & Outdoor Sports An average person requires about 2.2 to 3 liters of drinking water in a day but when you are exerting yourself in some physical activity such as hiking, mountain climbing or backpacking across the country then your water requirement increases by over 50% to enable you to stay hydrated. Water can be easily...
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Most people start with being thirsty, grabbing the nearest glass, and guzzling down copious amounts of water without the slightest thought on what they’re drinking. However, according to recent studies, one in five water sources in the United States is dangerous for the population consuming it. You’re smarter than that. You have thought all of this out and decided to start filtering your water through the process of reverse osmosis. It’s okay to feel proud of yourself. After all,...
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Solid Block Carbon Filters Pros & Cons 60% of the human body is made of water. 71% of earth’s surface is covered with water.4% of air is made of water. As you can see, water represents an essential part of our life. We drink it, we cook with it, clean with it and so on. But don’t you find it frustrating that tap water contains around 10 million bacteria (according to dailymail). As pure as it seems, Adam’s ale...
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Have you ever wondered how clean your water actually is? Tap Score is the only home water testing service to apply toxicological and epidemiological research to your water’s contaminant profile in order to give you a full picture of how your drinking water affects your health. With a range of testing kits to suit all needs and budgets, you will find one for you. All you need to do is test, send off and wait for the results...
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RO Water Is Good For Health Or Not? The RO water treatment, also known as reverse osmosis water treatment, was introduced in North America way back in the 1970s. Since then, it has grown largely popular in many parts of the world. Today, the technology is mostly used by companies producing and distributing bottled water as well in government installations, manufacturing plants, and military bases. However, the questions remain: Is RO water good for you? Is RO water healthy? ...
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Before you buy your Brita water pitcher, there’s several often asked questions, one of which is this one. So before choosing which size Brita pitcher you need, let’s dig a little deeper. Brita filters are world leaders in water filters. But do Brita filters remove lead? In this article, we will show you how these filters work, and what substances they can remove from the water. Brita Filters optimize piped water, saving you a lot of money at the end of...
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What factors determine the quality of an RO system? Buying a new reverse osmosis system can be a bit of a minefield. There’s so many different products available, numerous brands and it’s ever so easy to just purchase based on price alone. Subjective reviews and feedback are important in deciding which product is the best one for your needs. It’s good to see other users comments about the pros and cons of their own system and not just what the...
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So What Is Reverse Osmosis? The Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) defines “contaminant” as any physical, chemical, biological or radiological substance or matter in water. That being the case, you know that there will be contamination in all water, but the levels and contents will vary hugely. Some contaminants may be harmful if consumed at certain levels in drinking water. The presence of contaminants does not necessarily indicate that the water poses a health risk. Reverse Osmosis is a water filtration technology...
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