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chlorine that we all dislike so much.
| Carbon Carbon Filtration System:
In continuation with our previous point,
you can also separately purchase
individual carbon filters for your
bottles, pitchers, and urns. These are
also relatively cheap on the pocket
and usually, need to be replaced only
once every two to three months.
| Reverse Osmosis: By forcing
unfiltered water through a
semipermeable membrane, a reverse
osmosis drinking water system
removes the smaller, more elusive
particles that a carbon filtration system
cannot. It can also remove minerals
like lead, fluoride, and calcium,
including sodium from water that has
been softened.
| Infrared Filtration Systems: With
the help of ultraviolet light, these
P.G. Better Living
systems target harmful pathogens. It
also does a fairly good job of removing
unwanted minerals like lead and
fluoride from your water, while
managing to keep the essential
minerals in the water. However, it isn't
as effective as reverse osmosis
filtration systems.
| Whole House Water Purification
System: If you really want to go one
step ahead, you can choose to set up
a water filtration system for your entire
house. These are called point-of-entry
filters because they filter every drop of
water that enters your home, even
before it gets divided and distributed
to the numerous water outlets
throughout your house. This means
you can get the same quality filtered
water to shower as you do for drinking
in your kitchen, without going through
the hassle of installing individual filters
for your kitchen and bathroom.