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Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water Systems

Dedicated drinking water systems that produce clear, great-tasting water at the kitchen tap.

Under-sink reverse osmosis drinking water system with membrane housings and storage tank

In short

Reverse osmosis pushes water through a semi-permeable membrane that separates out a wide range of dissolved substances, producing highly filtered drinking water at a dedicated faucet.

The Problem

The problem it addresses

Even after whole-house treatment, some homeowners want a higher level of filtration specifically for drinking and cooking water.

  • Drinking water that tastes flat, metallic or chlorinated
  • Dissolved solids that whole-house filtration is not designed to target
  • Cloudy ice and poor-tasting coffee or tea
  • Reliance on store-bought bottled water

How reverse osmosis works

Pressure moves water across a membrane with extremely small pores. Water passes through; a concentrated stream carries the rejected material to the drain.

  1. 1Pre-filtration protects the membrane from sediment and chlorine
  2. 2Water is pushed through the reverse osmosis membrane
  3. 3Treated water collects in a small storage tank
  4. 4A post-filter polishes water on the way to the dedicated faucet

Potential benefits

  • ✓Clear, better-tasting water for drinking and cooking
  • ✓Improved ice, coffee and tea
  • ✓A convenient alternative to buying bottled water
  • ✓Can be paired with a refrigerator water line

Results depend on your water conditions and the system selected.

Who may need it

  • Households that buy bottled water for taste
  • Homes with elevated dissolved solids
  • Anyone who wants the highest level of treatment at the drinking tap

Installation

Most systems install under the kitchen sink with a dedicated faucet. A refrigerator connection can often be added.

Maintenance considerations

Pre-filters and post-filters are replaced periodically, and the membrane is replaced on a longer interval depending on use and water conditions.

FAQs

Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water Systems questions

It is a filtration process that forces water through a semi-permeable membrane, separating out a wide range of dissolved substances and producing highly filtered drinking water.

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