The Lifecycle of Water
Ditch the Costly Water Bottles
Stop throwing your money away and overloading the landfills with water bottles; start enjoying the clean, clear, and fresh spring taste of filtered water directly from your faucets all around your home. Lets take a deep dive into water, where we will going to dispell what you believe to be true about your water and how we can help good water become the best water in the neighborhood for all the things in your home you care about.
Water is formed in nature and cannot be manufactured or reproduced; however, it can be improved upon to provide your household with the safest and cleanest water. Our products are filtration systems that work to be customized for your specific water solution(s); resulting in the most efficient water conditioning systems.
What you think of as clear and clean water coming out of your faucets, is actually riddled with matter that your water comes into contact with as it continuously cycles through nature's hydrological cycle .These impurities are picked up by water and get continuously cycled as they comes into contact with other matter. Impurities contained in your water can be found in trace amounts of mold, dust, smog, bacteria, smoke, sulfur from industrial smokestacks (acid rain), and carbon dioxide.
Since you work so hard to protect your family from dangers lurking outside your home, let us show you how to protect them from harmful contaminates right in your own household drinking water.
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Types of Water Found in the Hydrological Cycle
Surface Water
Surface Water
Surface Water
Surface water found in lakes, rivers, and resivoirs can become contaminated with impurities such as nitrates or animal waste from livestock or fungicides, pesticides, and herbicides. From industry, water can pick up things like arsenic and detergents that can be harmful to your body when ingested or absorbed in large quantities.
Ground Water
Surface Water
Surface Water
Ground water is water that has percolated down through the different layers of the Earth. The layers of the Earth are made up of materials like clay, limestone, and shale. Impurities and sediments are then picked up and left behind in your water; such as radioactivity, sodium, iron, calcium, magnesium, and hydrogen sulfide.
Types of Water in Your Home
Working Water
Water for your home comes in two different forms: working and drinking water. Classifying your home's water can help you improve the quality and efficiency of the water in your home. By breaking them up into their categories, understanding the specific purpose of each, and their own required level of conditioning, you will make the water in your home closer to the natural resource it is.
Working Water
The working water in your home is used for your home's bathing and personal care, as well as its cleaning and maintenance usage.
Optimal working water for your home is free of:
- Hardness minerals (calcium and magnesium)
- Iron, sulfur, manganese, tannins(organic color), or suspended materials; such as sand and silt
- Taste and odor (chlorine may be necessary to get water safely to your home, but it is undesireable to injest or breathe in)
Drinking Water
Beat the Boil Water Orders With Your Own Water Treatment System
You believe your dinking water to be pure because it comes out of the faucet looking clean and clear. In fact, even city water coming from the municipal facility picks up any number of contaminates on its journey through the city pipes to your faucet. With our country's infrastructure continuing to age, your municipalities have a harder time regulating and guaranteeing the safety of your drinking water. With the number of boil water advisories on the rise every year, it makes you wonder; what is in your water?
Pipes rust naturally and when they do, that rust gets picked up by water on its journey to your home becoming microscopic and unseen to the human eye. The microscopic rust particles in your water present themself as a lead taste that lingers and may be one of the reasons for the unpleasant taste, odor, or discoloration in your water. The muinicipal water facilities in each region have been known to add chlorine to the water supply in order to keep the water sanitized on its journey from the facility to your home. If you do not have a filter for your drinking water, your whole household is ingesting every one of those impurities and absorbing them into their bodies.
Since this is the water that is ingested into your body, drinking water is the most important type of water. By the same token, drinking water also requires the most sanitation and filtration treatments to ensure it is of the best quality of clean, clear, and great tasting water. Do your part to provide the best water with our innovative pannel of products for your water filtration, conditioning, and purifying needs.
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Water Quality by the Numbers
Standard Levels: Municipally Supplied Water
Standard Levels: Municipally Supplied Water
Standard Levels: Municipally Supplied Water
More than 85% of us get our water from a municipal water treatment plant. Water is treated to a basic potable standard and distributed to your home through miles of underground pipework. Aging pipes crack and van become riddled with unseen contaminates, nonetheless they cam be present and get ingested into oyur body without you realizing it. The municipality water treatment facility does its best through disinfecting agents such as chlorine and chloramines, to get the water from the plant to your tap safely. To their dismay, only 1% of the water they supply is being used for drinking purposes, therefore they find it cost prohibitive to treat water beyond a standard level and into the optimal drinking water standards. Removing hardness and other such water contaminates from your drinking water is costly and not a safety issue, so the municipalities leave the purification up to each homeowner.
Optimal Level: In-Home Systems
Standard Levels: Municipally Supplied Water
Standard Levels: Municipally Supplied Water
Though each individual municipality does their best to supply clean and clear water; municipally supplied potable water is not of optimal quality. Water cannot come directly from the municipality facilty and be considered optimal; we have all seen the way our whites are not as bright and how our tubs and sinks get built-up with a yellow hint to them. That discoloration comes from the impurities left behind around your home, creating more work for you as a homeowner. Optimal water is said to be free of harness minerals, disinfecting agents (chlorine/chloramines), rust, iron, total dissolved solids (TDS) and organics. Filtropur Water Conditioning Systems provide you with OPTIMAL quality water; water that is luxurious, crisp, and free of bad tastes, odors, and impurities.
Water Testing & Your Personalized Water Solution
With a FREE water test, our Trained Water Technicians can analyze your water to identify what is causing your specific problem(s) and chart out the optimal choice in water solutions for your whole home. Our Filtropur Trained Water Professionals can test your water for a number of impurities from just a small sample of water directly from your tap. In just minutes, you will have your water problem(s) identified and can work with our professional to curate a solution that best fits your needs and budget.
Such impurities that can be tested for are: