WATER TREATMENT SOLUTIONS
REVERSE OSMOSIS SYSTEMS
Reverse Osmosis is the most effective and economical way to provide your family with high quality drinking water. Reverse Osmosis is the process by which water molecules are forced by your household water pressure through a semi-permeable membrane. Contaminants are rinsed to the drain while your high quality filtered water is stored in the holding tank.
Not only are providing clean healthy water to you and your family and friends, you are limiting the use of plastic water bottles which pollute our earth, leaking pollutants into our environment every year.
We offer two Reverse Osmosis Systems that we are confident will satisfy your water needs:
💧PURE VALUE RO
💧GOLDLINE 5 STAGE RO
We have a variety of facets available to match any style of kitchen: brass, chrome, brushed nickle.
💧 Yearly maintenance is required to ensure your system is operating efficiently and effectively. Leave that up to us! We will track all maintenance services required and contact you with a friendly reminder!
The prices of Reverse Osmosis Systems vary depending on your needs, for example, your water consumption. The most effective way to get a quote is to call or quickly email us.
HERE'S WHY YOU SHOULD CONSIDER A REVERSE OSMOSIS SYSTEM:
- 25% of bottled water is just filtered municipal water sold at a premium according to the Canadian Bottled Water Association.
- Plastic Bottles Could be Harmful to Your Health.
The biggest problem is BPA or bisphenol-A. According to the Mayo Clinic’s website:
“Some research has shown that BPA can seep into food or beverages from containers that are made with BPA. Exposure to BPA is a concern because of possible health effects of BPA on the brain, behavior and prostate gland of fetuses, infants and children.”
- Buying Bottled Water Hurts the Environment
- Pepsi’s Aquafina brand uses municipal tap water from Mississauga, Ontario. Coca-Cola’s Dasani uses municipal tap water from Calgary, Alberta. Nestlé’s Purelife uses public resources from Hillsburgh, Ontario
- North Americans spend around $100 per person on bottled water each year.
- Reverse Osmosis Systems remove contaminants from your water such as lad, arsenic, copper, nitrates and nitrites, chormium, selenium, fluoride, radium, barium, cryptosporidium and total dissolved solids.
- Reverse Osmosis reduces sodium from soft water. Water softeners solve a lot of hard water problems, but they are not meant to for purification. A reverse osmosis drinking water system partnered with a water softener allows you to enjoy the benefits of both soft water and purified drinking water.
- You’ll Stop Buying Bottled Water. Bottled water is expensive. A reverse osmosis system will pay for itself in no time because you’ll only be paying pennies per gallon
- whenever you need clean drinking water, it’s right there, ready for you!
- It’s Better for Cooking. If you’re using municipal tap water for cooking, there’s a good chance you have too much chlorine in it. That will not only cause food to taste odd, it discolors it as well.
You’ll also find that coffee and tea will taste much better with reverse osmosis water as well.
- Crystal clear ice cubes. The reason for that is the impurities and gasses in your water, crystalize as it freezes. Ice forms from the outside in, and as this happens the impurities are forced to the center of the ice cube, resulting in the cloudy appearance .Cloudy ice cubes have been shown to be softer and melt faster than clear ice cubes with pure water from a reverse osmosis system. That means ice cubes made with an R.O. will keep your drinks cool longer without watering them down as much.
- Reverse Osmosis Water Tastes Delicious. Perhaps the best reason to have reverse osmosis drinking water in your home is how great the water tastes! When you remove all those impurities, you’re left with nothing but clean, refreshing water.
http://www.water-rightgroup.com/blog/benefits-reverse-osmosis-water/
https://tappwater.co/us/tap-and-bottled-water-in-canada/
https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/bottle-vs-tap-7-things-to-know-about-drinking-water-1.2774182
https://www.foodandwaterwatch.org/about/live-healthy/tap-water-vs-bottled-water
