Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water
Drinking water you'll want to drink, from your own kitchen faucet
Reverse osmosis pushes water through a very fine membrane that holds back most of what is dissolved in it. It installs under the kitchen sink with its own small faucet, so the water you drink and cook with gets the most treatment in the house.
Helps with
What it fixes
- Buying and hauling cases of bottled water
- Coffee, tea and ice that taste off
- Wanting the cleanest water where you actually drink it
- Lowering dissolved solids in drinking water
How it works
- The unit sits under your kitchen sink and connects to the cold water line.
- Water runs through pre-filters, then the membrane, before it reaches its own faucet.
- What the membrane holds back is rinsed to the drain.
Great on its own if drinking water is the main concern, and the finishing piece on top of a whole-home system.
Questions
About reverse osmosis drinking water
Do I need a whole-home system to get reverse osmosis?
No. Reverse osmosis works on its own at the kitchen sink. Many people start there and add whole-home filtration or a softener later.
Does reverse osmosis take out everything?
It reduces most dissolved solids, but no system removes everything, and anyone who promises that is overselling. We will tell you plainly what it will and won't do for your water.
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