Filtered Water For A Cleaner, Healthier Home

Pure water is not something you can take for granted. Even homes on municipal water supplies may have contaminants in the water. A professional home water filtration system is an excellent way to ensure that all the water you use in your home is free of both harmful elements as well as excess minerals which can affect water quality.  A whole house water filtration system can also help extend the life of your plumbing fixtures and appliances by reducing the amount of sediment, rust, and sand in water heaters, dishwashers, pipes, faucets and other fixtures.

Healthier Drinking Water

One of the most important reasons to invest in a filtration system is to have safe, tasty drinking water. Even if your water tests satisfactorily for safety, there can be a big difference in the flavor of filtrated water. Even your ice tastes better and looks clearer when you have filtered water.

Better For Cleaning

Filtered water makes a large difference in how clean everything looks in your home. Dishes can have fewer spots, clothes are softer and even your floors can look better after they are washed with filtered water. Excess minerals can cause build up which makes surfaces and items in your home look dirty. In addition, filtered water can even make fabrics last longer, with less abrasion to the fibers.

Great For Skin And Hair

Filtered water is wonderful for leaving skin and hair soft and clean. The elements that can leave dishes spotty can also add residue to your body and hair. Look and feel your best with water that is filtered before it leaves the shower head.

Not sure you need water filtration? Start by having your local plumbing company test your water to see determine the presence of excess elements. You can also do your own test. Freeze a tray of your faucet water and a separate tray of bottled or filtered water. In most cases, you will notice a big difference in clarity in the bottled water cubes, emphasizing the excess elements in your water supply.

Posted on behalf of Kiddco Plumbing, Inc.