Reverse Osmosis
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Understanding Reverse Osmosis
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One of the world's most advanced water purification technologies.
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Reverse osmosis uses pressure to force water through an incredibly fine membrane capable of removing many dissolved contaminants.
The result is exceptionally purified water suitable for a variety of applications.
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Pressure
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Membrane
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Contaminants removed
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Purified water
Benefits
Heavy metals
Lead
Arsenic
Nitrates
Fluoride
Industrial contaminants
Things to Consider
Produces wastewater
Slower flow rate
May remove beneficial minerals
Periodic maintenance required
Is Reverse Osmosis right for every home?
Not necessarily.
Water quality varies from one household to another. For many families, ultrafiltration provides outstanding everyday performance while preserving essential minerals and maintaining a simpler installation.
Understanding your local water quality is the first step toward choosing the filtration system that best supports your lifestyle.