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Indianapolis Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Installation 

Reverse osmosis (RO) is a process that removes inorganic solids such as salt from water. It uses your home’s water pressure to push tap water through a semipermeable membrane. The end result is excellent drinking water that is free of impurities such as:

  • Fluoride
  • Lead
  • Chlorine and Chloramine
  • Nitrates and Sulfates
  • Pesticides
  • Detergents and More

Request a free estimate to see how simple it is to start drinking better water in your home.

Why Should You Consider a Reverse Osmosis System for Your Home? 

  • RO filtration improves the taste and smell of your tap water by filtering out impurities.
  • You can save money with an RO system. You won’t need a water delivery service, and you can stop buying bottled water.
  • An RO system is easy to clean and maintain.
  • Your water will be more healthy since a RO system removed impurities, including nitrates, pesticides, sulfates, fluoride, bacteria, pharmaceuticals, arsenic, and much more. Plus, the carbon filter in the RO system will remove chlorine and chloramines.

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What Does Reverse Osmosis Remove from the Water? 

A reverse osmosis system will filter the majority of minerals (both healthy and unhealthy) and chemical materials from water, including salt, fluoride, lead, manganese, iron, and calcium.

There is no need to worry about the removal of the healthy minerals. The inorganic minerals in water cannot be digested by our bodies, so removing the minerals does not affect the healthiness of the water. Minerals contained in food are in a form that we can digest.

Do I Need RO if I Have a Water Softener? 

Even with the use of a water softener, impurities may still be in the water you drink and use for washing and cooling food. A reverse osmosis system can remove those impurities, including 98% of the sodium left by the water-softening process.

A reverse osmosis system and a water softener combination have additional benefits.

  • A water softener protects a reverse osmosis system because removing calcium and magnesium from water is difficult for a RO system. Since these are the minerals found in hard water, the water softener will reduce the water's hardness, protecting the reverse osmosis unit and extending its life.
  • A water softener will provide soft water throughout your home, but a reverse osmosis system provides purer drinking water my removing most impurities, including the salt left behind by the water softener.
  • Water softeners can save you money on utility bills because water-using appliances will operate more efficiently, using less energy. Plus, soft water can lengthen the life of those appliances. A reverse osmosis system saves money by eliminating the need for a water service and bottled water.

Chlorine… Good or Bad? 

GOOD… Chlorine has done a good job in killing off most microorganisms in the water.

BAD… Chlorine treatment does not absolutely ensure that your water is safe to drink.

HEALTH RISKS… Cancer risk among people using chlorinated water is as much as 93% higher than among those whose water does not contain chlorine.

Chlorine in Your Drinking Water… What Do You Need to Know? 

We have relied on chlorine to purify our water and kill unwanted microorganisms, and it has done a good job of killing most of them for over 100 years. But there are some downsides.

Chlorine treatment does not absolutely ensure the faucets in our home provide drinking water that is free of unhealthy microorganisms. Bacteria e-coli can occasionally be found in chlorinated tap water. So chlorine treatment doesn’t guarantee safe drinking water.

There are numerous health concerns related to chlorinated water that you can learn about here.

The above article poses the question, “Do you know what happens when you put chlorine into a fish bowl?” Answer: All of the fish die. That is why fish tanks come with a de-chlorinator. So then, why are we drinking and showering in chlorinated water?

Our water quality expert can visit your home and analyze your water for only $17.

Chlorine is only one of the things that the water quality analysis can reveal.

Facts About Drinking Water

  • Water makes up approximately 70% of a human’s body weight – but DON’T stop drinking water to lose weight!
  • Approximately 80% of your brain tissue is made of water (about the same percentage of water found in a living tree).
  • The average amount of water you need per day is about 3 liters (13 cups) for men and 2.2 liters (9 cups) for women.
  • By the time you feel thirsty, your body has lost more than 1% of its total water.
  • Drinking water can help you lose weight by increasing your metabolism, which helps burn calories faster.
  • The average person could live without food for nearly a month, but we could only survive about one week without water—that’s how essential water is to human life.
  • Good hydration can prevent arthritis. With plenty of water in your body, there is less friction in your joints, thus less chance of developing arthritis.
  • Drinking enough water every day can help reduce heart disease and cancer. Water helps flush toxins out of your body, and the fewer toxins that come into contact with your colon, bladder, and other organs, the less chance that critical ailments can develop
  • Good hydration can help reduce cavities and tooth decay. Water helps produce saliva, which keeps your mouth and teeth clean.

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