Fed up with dirty tap water?

Want to drink clean & fresh water daily?

Choose what is best for your health and family:

• Water Softener

  Water Softener

  A water softener is the best way to deal with hard water in your home. It removes calcium and magnesium minerals that make water hard.

  Here's how it works:

  Hard water enters the softener's mineral tank and flows through a bed of resin beads. These beads are coated with sodium ions and have a negative charge, while the calcium and magnesium ions are positively charged. Since opposites attract, the calcium and magnesium stick to the resin beads as the water flows through, while sodium ions are released back into the water. This process removes hardness from the water and reduce iron, manganese, and other metallic impurities.

  Keep in mind:

  A water softener not only improves water quality and taste and benefits your health by removing hard minerals but also helps maintain the efficiency of your home's plumbing system.

  

• Bottled Water

  Bottled Water

  Bottled water is just cleaned water put into a bottle for easy drinking. It's usually treated with filters, reverse osmosis, or distillation to remove impurities.

  Here's how it works:

  Filtration removes large particles and some contaminants, reverse osmosis passes water through a membrane to remove almost everything, and distillation involves boiling water and then condensing the vapour back into a liquid to get rid of impurities.

  Keep in mind:

  If you rely on bottled water on a daily basis, it can be expensive and also contributes to plastic waste, which is not good for the environment. While it's a reliable, quick way to get clean water, it doesn't offer the benefits of continuous purification like a home system, and you could end up spending a lot more.

  

• Boiling

  Boiling

  Boiling water is one of the simplest and most effective ways to kill off harmful microorganisms.

  Here's how it works:

  When you heat water to a boil, it destroys bacteria, viruses, and parasites, making the water safe to drink. You should let the water boil for at least one minute. It's a handy method for ensuring biological safety of the water you are about to drink.

  Keep in mind:

  While boiling is great for killing germs, it does not remove chemical contaminants such as heavy metals or pesticides. It also does not improve the taste or remove sediment in the water.

  

• Pitcher Water Filters

  Pitcher Water Filters

  Pitcher water filters are a convenient option for improving the taste and quality of your tap water. 

  Here's how it works:

  Pitcher water filters come with a replaceable cartridge filled with activated carbon and sometimes ion exchange resins. The activated carbon absorbs chlorine, sediment and some organic compounds, making your water taste fresher and smell less unpleasant. And ion exchange resins help reduce heavy metals such as lead and copper.

  Keep in mind:

  These filters have a limited capacity and may not remove all types of contaminants. They're ideal for improving your water's flavor but may not be sufficient for more serious water quality issues.