Reverse Osmosis purified drinking water systems.
For the highest quality drinking water Reverse Osmosis is unsurpassed its advanced filtration and TFC membrane gives the highest quality of drinking water available in a home system, comparable and mostly better and certainly fresher than bottled water.
The Reverse Osmosis System is an excellent way of removing the vast majority of water contaminants, the taste of good RO water is first class and makes better tea and coffee and other beverages because it really “lets the flavour flood through” Normally contaminants in the water mask the flavour and mix with your tea and coffee etc; to produce a different tasting product, for the true taste of your beverage Reverse Osmosis water is the best.
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Can I remove Softened water from my system for drinking purposes?
Yes, if you already have a water softener and you do not have a hard water drinking tap separated from the soft water system you can “bypass” the softener by branching off with a separate pipe “before” the softener and take that directly to any taps that you do not want softened i.e. the kitchen tap, a separate drinking faucet also on the sink unit and a garden hose tap.
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Can I extend water from my filter to other taps?
Yes it is possible, but:
To get the best from a water filter the “contact” time with the filter media must be strictly controlled to achieve optimum performance, so a special faucet tap is installed that will maintain correct flow rates, this is normally connected via ¼ inch or 3/8 inch flexible food grade tubing.
The longer the run of tubing the less flow of water will be achieved due to normal residence within the tube and as the system aims for a flow rate of 0.6 gallons a minute you must take into consideration this may have on the second or subsequent taps.
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People with sensitive skin, or people with eczema suffer particularly badly from bathing and washing in hard water, but they also get the accumulative effect of wearing clothing with scale and scum clinging to every fibre, and that is generally in contact with their delicate skin all day every day, even when they sleep it is in their night ware and in bed linen. Even soaps and detergents are not permitted to rinse of materials as they should, so that add to the overall effect on skin conditions.
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