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5 Steps on How Whole House Water Filtration Functions

Whole house water filtration helps remove harmful contaminants from the water in your home. At Palm Beach Water Purification, we offer various filtration and purification solutions to keep your water clean. These solutions range from individual home filters to comprehensive systems with water-softening capabilities. Here are five steps of the whole home water filtration process and some of the benefits you can experience with our systems:

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Can Whole House Water Filtration Solve Hard Water Issues?

Home Water Filtration / AJ Johnson

Hard water causes issues like scale buildup in plumbing and stains in sinks and bathtubs. The minerals in hard water can cause damage to appliances and decrease the quality of drinking water in your home. A whole house water filtration system that includes an ion exchanger helps solve the problems created by hard water. Here is more about hard water and how these filtration systems can help:

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Do We Need Water Filters?

Home Water Filtration / AJ Johnson

We get our water from municipal water sources or underground wells. Municipal water is treated at a plant where chemicals are added to ensure it does not contain pathogens, is clear, and lacks smell. It then travels through miles of old pipes to our faucet. Water from wells falls from the sky and picks up contaminants as it drains into the aquifer. Whether you get your water from the city or a well, it can contain dirt, minerals, chemicals, and other impurities that make it smell and taste bad or have a strange color

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Algae and our drinking water.

Drinking Water, Health / AJ Johnson

“The bottom line is that we can’t say whether they are increasing or not, we know that the conditions that lead to algal blooms — nutrient pollution and warm water — are present in these freshwater lakes, says Jonathan Yoder, a CDC epidemiologist

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Your Drinking Water May Be Older Than You Are

Drinking Water / AJ Johnson

Back in 2016, geologists from the University of Toronto announced they had discovered water at the bottom of an old mine in Canada that was 2 billion years old. The claim was based on the presence of dissolved salts and noble gases, which suggests how long the water had been isolated.

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