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 SAFE-CLEAN DRINKING WATER

IS IT SAFE TO
DRINK THE WATER?

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Emily Le Coz

USA TODAY

 IS IT SAFE TO DRINK THE WATER?

 

Clean, safe drinking water should never be an issue anyone has to deal with. Unfortunately, as we all know, many have to worry about it daily. Between boil water alerts due to broken and antiquated water lines, or concerns about Forever Chemicals, arsenic, glyphosates, and who knows what else, many residents feel it is no longer safe to drink water from their taps.

 

After the city was forced to shut down its Peele-Dixie plant, last week,  after a raw water pipeline was damaged, and many residents were worried about the color or smell of their drinking water as seen below,...R4R has been receiving many emails from our members who are worried about the safety of their drinking water and are seeking guidance on what options they have to protect themselves from potentially harmful contaminants.

 

Although R4R does not support or endorse any specific type of filtration system, our in-depth research on this subject indicates that most water specialists recommend Reverse Osmosis Systems as the best way to remove contaminants from your drinking water.  We have provided links below to many of the articles and various websites we visited, to help you gather thorough information, so that you can make an informed decision on the options that work best for you.  Cheers!

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Best Reverse Osmosis Water Filters Of 2024

By Deane BiermeierShelby Simon

Contributor, Contributor

Reviewed By

Samantha Allen Editor

 

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Reverse Osmosis (RO) water filtration is highly regarded as the most convenient and effective method on the market for purifying drinking water. It works at the molecular level to eliminate up to 99% of common impurities and dangerous contaminants from water, such as chemicals, bacteria, metal, dirt and other organic compounds.

As with any type of water filter, RO systems have many benefits and limitations. Before installing an RO water filtration system, it is important to understand how they work and where you can place them within your home to ensure compatibility and optimum efficiency.

This guide provides an explanation of the 10 best RO water filters on the market in 2024. We’ll also list the pros and cons of RO filters, explain what you need to know before purchasing a reverse osmosis water filter for your home and answer commonly asked questions about how reverse osmosis works and how they rank in comparison to other types of water filters.

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The water that comes out of your household tap travels through miles of pipes, aquifers, and treatment systems before landing in your glass. One of the easiest ways to boost the quality of that water is by using a water filter, be it under your sink, in your fridge, or on your countertop.

While many people buy water filters simply to improve the taste or appearance of their tap water, filtering your drinking water can also potentially protect you from harmful contaminants. 

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WATER FILTER CHOICES

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Worried about the quality of your drinking water?  Wonder what system removes unhealthy toxins?

WHAT ABOUT THE REST OF YOUR BODY?

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