Showing posts with label Filter. Show all posts
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Saturday, July 16, 2011

A Portable Water Bottle Filter Can Save You Lots Of Money


Remember when all water was free and safe to drink? Thanks to pollution and lax monitoring regulations, this is no longer true. If you wonder about whether or not water is safe to drink, just take a stroll to your local grocery store. What is the selection of bottled water like? Does the bottled water overwhelm the other beverages?

This is what is happening in most stores. The bottled water industry is becoming more and more diverse and bottled water itself is becoming more and more expensive. If you are tired of having to constantly buy bottled water and want to save some money, you should invest in portable water filters.

A portable water filter or portable water purifier can save you hundreds of dollars every year. Here's how:

Instead of buying cases of bottled water, you only have to buy the one filter. Then you can use it to filter water from the closest water source. It won't matter if that water comes from a vending machine, your kitchen faucet, the sink in a public restroom or from a stream or a pond! When you have a portable water filter, you can have clean bottled water whenever you want - all you need is an empty bottle to put the clean water in!

Portable water filters are surprisingly inexpensive!

A portable water filter is also more cost efficient than installing a water softener or a household water filter. Water softeners are expensive and messy and having filters fitted into your plumbing system is something that only Donald Trump can afford.

A portable water filter is inexpensive and you can use it on whatever water source you choose! This means that you don't have to worry about drinking the same water you use to do your laundry or your dishes.

There are individual sink water filters, to be sure. There are also filter/pitchers that allow you to pour water from your tap, through a large filter/purifier and into a pitcher that you then keep in the refrigerator or on your counter.

Cleaner water for less money!

A portable water filter allows you to filter single servings of water and you won't have to worry about expensive filter replacements that plague the tap filter owners. Filters for portable water purifiers and portable water filters are easily affordable and last longer than their larger counterparts.

Have you ever considered the irony of having to use gasoline to drive to the store to purchase bottled water - something that you could easily drink for free and without having to drive anywhere if you just trusted the water from your tap?

With a portable water filter you don't have to worry about driving anywhere. What's more, you don't have to worry about spending any money on staying hydrated. Simply locate the nearest water source and pull out your portable water filters.

Instant clean water wherever you go!

There are many reasons to invest in portable water filters or a portable water purifier. Saving money is just one of the reasons!




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Friday, July 15, 2011

5 Big Reasons to Have a Whole House Water Filter


Make no mistake about it. Whole house water filters are one of the best investments you can make for the health and well-being of your family. And while I can list numerous reasons to persuade you to look further into quality home water filtration, I'd like to condense them down to 5 Big Reasons to have a whole house water filter.

1. Providing clean, contaminant-free water for your family is the foundation for promoting their health and well-being.

When you think about it, it makes sense. Humans are made up of over 70% water. Every one of our bodily functions needs clean water in order to work properly.

These bodily functions are controlled by the brain. The brain tells the body what to do through the nervous system which has sometimes been described as an "elaborate system of tiny waterways."

In order for the brain to communicate clearly and precisely to the rest of the body, these tiny waterways must by kept properly hydrated and free from contaminants such as synthetic chemicals and heavy metals like lead. Failure to do so can distort these vital messages that come from the brain.

A whole house water filter can provide your family with all the clean, healthy water they need, whenever they want it.

2. Conventional water purification technologies, such as adding chlorine and other chemicals, used by our local municipalities have been found to have serious drawbacks.

Historically, chlorine has been the purification method of choice because its been cheap and easy to obtain. And it does purify our water systems. However, in addition to removing impurities, it also cancels out Vitamin E and other critical fatty acids.

Chlorine in home water has also been found to have a leaching effect when coming into contact with home plumbing pipes. Heavy metals such as lead and copper can leach into the water running through the pipes.

A whole house water filter cleans the water at the source so that corrosive contaminants aren't introduced into the pipes. It also filters out chlorine, bad taste, odors, lead, other heavy metals and VOCs (volatile organic chemicals). And it leaves in natural minerals for best taste and better health.

3. Bottled water has been shown to be no safer than tap water.

Bottled water companies have been lulling consumers into a false sense of safety with their implied promise of crystal stream purity. The clever marketing strategy of placing a pretty picture of sparkling water tumbling over a waterfall and including the word "spring" on every bottle has recently prompted the FDA to state that,"...companies that market bottled water as being safer than tap water are defrauding the American public."

Bottled water is also one of the biggest polluting industries in the U.S. Over 60,000,000 plastic bottles are produced, transported and disposed of EVERY DAY in the U.S. alone!

Installing a whole house water filter will mean providing your family with truly clean, safe, great-tasting water without the negative environmental impact and hassle of disposing all the those empty plastic bottles.

4. Clean, healthy drinking water isn't your only consideration.

Consuming water by drinking isn't the only way we take water into our bodies. Clean, healthy water is also necessary for the food we cook and the water we bathe and shower in.

With a whole house water filter, your covering all your bases. It conveniently connects to the main water line entering your house so that everything that dispenses water - faucets, toilets, baths, showers, washing machines, etc. will deliver safe, pure water.

5. Quality whole house water filters are, by far, the most inexpensive and convenient way to filter and purify water.

Bottled water costs from $1 to $4 a gallon and the quality of bottled water is, at best, an unknown.

For less than 50c a day, a whole house water filter system can provide you and your family with water that's truly healthy and great-tasting.

So now that you know all this, what's your next step?

My recommendation is to be a good consumer and do some basic research into the best whole house water filter that will meet the needs of you and your family. As a starting point, look for a whole house water filter that uses a multi-stage filtration process. This way you will be able to safeguard against chlorine, lead, and VOCs (volatile organic chemicals).

Oh...and as an added bonus, the water that will leave your home and go back in the sewers will be free of chemicals and bacteria further protecting the environment.

Installing a whole house water filter is a great investment in the future health and well-being of your family, as well as, your community.




Olivia Romero is a life-long water drinking enthusiast who has devoted much time to finding the best whole house water filters Visit Clean Cool Water to discover the recommendations that resulted from her extensive research.



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Saturday, July 9, 2011

A Home Water Filter - Do We Need To Filter Our Drinking Water?


Do we really need a home water filter? Can't we just assume the water that flows from our kitchen and bathroom tap is sufficiently treated for contaminants by our municipal water facility? In order to answer these questions, we need to obtain a little more background information.

Next to air, water is the most important element for our survival.

Water is an integral part of our life and we use it for many household tasks throughout the day, such as: drinking and brushing our teeth, steaming fish and vegetables, washing salad greens, face and hand washing, showering and bathing, feeding the pets and watering our plants.

Most of us take it for granted that our tap water is safe to drink and use for common household tasks. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), however, estimates that 45,000,000 people drink tap water that is polluted with chemicals, lead, germs, parasites and other impurities.

A large majority of the major U.S. cities still employ the same basic water treatment technologies that have been used since before World War I. In cities such as Atlanta, Boston and Washington, D.C. consumers are relying on pipes that are, on average, over a century old. Many people don't realize that our municipal water treatment plants are not designed to remove synthetic chemicals and as a result we find traces of health threatening contaminants in most of our public water supplies.

Situations arise when our tap water is polluted with more than the usual amount of contaminants. Municipal treatment plants have breakdowns that take time to repair. Lead leaches into our drinking water from old pipes and private wells. Smaller water-supply sources can become contaminated from agricultural and other environmental pollutants.

It is difficult to be sure of the exact amount of toxins in our water supply. The EPA has estimated that, in our modern society, we use in excess of 75,000 toxic chemicals and more than 1000 new chemicals are developed each year. The Ralph Nader Research Group, after reviewing thousands of pages of EPA documents acquired through the Freedom of Information Act, concluded that to date more than 2100 toxic chemicals have already been detected in U.S. water supplies.

Our planet earth reuses the same water over and over again, which means there is no "new water". Every single chemical used in our society, eventually winds up in our water supplies. As the use of synthetic organic chemicals increases, so does the toxicity of our water. The earth's natural filtration process is not effective at removing these toxic synthetic organic chemicals.

The human body is made up of over 70% water. The proper function of each organ system, as well as every healing process that happens inside our body, takes place with water. Optimal functioning is only possible when water, our body's transport medium is clean. Wastes form during the body's metabolism and if these wastes are allowed to accumulate through insufficient water intake, fatigue and even illness results.

If we drink water that contains chlorine or other organic and inorganic chemicals, we force our liver and kidneys to act as a filter for these contaminants. The liver purifies and detoxifies the blood of waste products and toxins. In addition to regulating the body's water balance and maintaining optimal pH, the kidney also removes metabolic waste products from the bloodstream.

By providing the liver and kidneys with water, a universal solvent and transport medium, they are assisted in their role as a natural body filter. Bombarding these organs with water that contains traces of additional toxins only hinders the body detoxification process and delays waste removal.

Water may not cure every ailment, but it is a primary ingredient that allows our body to dilute and eliminate toxins that have accumulated over time.

What Can We Do To Provide Healthy Water For Our Family?

The simplest, most effective and also the most economical way to treat municipal tap water is a home water filter. Multi-media water filters that combine activated carbon with iron exchange media such as KDF are an excellent choice.

Carbon and KDF work together to remove or reduce traces of contaminants such as chlorine, lead, Cryptosporidium and Giardia cysts, synthetic chemicals, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), MTBE, pesticides (lindane, atrazine), chemicals linked to cancer (benzene, TTHMs, toxaphene) and hundreds of other chemical contaminants that may be present causing bad taste and odors in your drinking water.

The result is healthy, great-tasting water that still contains natural trace minerals that are beneficial to optimal wellbeing and health.

© Copyright 2005 Andie Klein




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