Reverse Osmosis Systems
The purest water
you’ve tasted
Reverse Osmosis Systems
The purest water
you’ve tasted
Reverse Osmosis Home Filtration
Reverse osmosis (RO) is a water filtration technique that involves passing water through a membrane that eliminates particles and debris. For many people, the word “osmosis” is enough to make their heads spin, let alone how this process actually works. Really, it’s quite simple.
Imagine putting a barrier with microscopic holes between impure water and pure water. Now, these holes allow water to pass through the barrier effortlessly but are too small for microorganisms to pass through. These microorganisms might include various bacteria, germs, or chemicals. Remember, the holes in this RO membrane are SUPER small. The result of this process is that the water filtered through reverse osmosis is stripped of nearly every impurity you may find.
Why use reverse osmosis on your water?
Sure, water filters get a lot of the bad stuff out of your water, but they don’t get all the “junk” out. There are still many impurities that can be left in your water even with some of the best name-brand filters on the market. Furthermore, most water filters alone cannot strip harmful bacteria from the water. If “good” drinking water isn’t enough for you and you want the very best in water purification, then a reverse osmosis system might be exactly what you’re looking for.
While individual reasons for purchasing a reverse osmosis system might vary, we find that most people fall into at least one of the following categories:
- Improved taste of water
- Ease of maintenance
- Financial savings
- Removes impurities found in water
What makes our reverse osmosis filters different?
Unlike most RO filters, our reverse osmosis technology then puts the treated water into a storage tank that is then filtered once more before dispensing some of the cleanest water you’ve ever tasted.
Even after a single use of our reverse osmosis filters, most of our customers say the results are unmistakable. Virtually everything from coffee and tea to pasta and steamed veggies are more flavorful.
As is the case with most types of devices that treat or filter water, an RO system is added between your main water line and the tap. The type of RO system that we’d recommend really depends on your specific needs. At Home Water Solutions, we offer whole-house as well as kitchen-only systems.
If purchasing a reverse osmosis system sounds like something that interests you, we’d encourage you to contact us and set up a no-obligation consultation.
