The Faucet Water Filter System
Thursday, September 3rd, 2009
For a constant supply of fresh, clean water you might consider purchasing a water filter that attaches onto your kitchen faucet. You can use your filtered water for making beverages or ice cubes or simply to drink safe water. According to Health magazine drinking contaminated tap water causes about 7 million Americans to become ill on a yearly basis. Good Housekeeping and other sources claim that inexpensive faucet water filters do a good job of removing impurities form you tap water. If your tap water has a bit of a foul taste to it the faucet water filter does an excellent job at removing these unwanted tastes.
Faucet Water Filter System Compared to Bottled Water
Typically, receiving filtered clean water from a faucet filter is less expensive than purchasing the same amount of bottled water. Surprisingly, a lot of the latest research contends that most bottled water is not healthier for you and your family than the basic water from the taps in your house. The FDA sets standards for bottled water however, the standards only apply if the bottled water is transported and sold outside the state where it was bottled. The FDA only asks the bottled water companies to ensure that the bottled water is at the same quality of tap water. If you want to make sure the water you and your family drink is free from most contaminants you might really want to consider purchasing a water filtration system, such as the type that easily attaches to your faucet.
Specifics Concerning Faucet Water Filter Systems
Most of these systems have a lever attached to the unit so you can choose filtered water for drinking purposes or just basic tap water. The units are very affordable and don’t cost that much more than a filtered water pitcher and most brands are simple to install onto your faucet. The filters usually have to be thrown away and replaced with a new one about every three months. The filters typically cost about $15 and they usually produce approximately 100 gallons of filtered water. With some expensive faucet water filter units you never replace the filter. Some brands offer a light that changes colors to indicate that you will need to change your filter in a certain period of time, such as two weeks.
An annual county water quality report is required to be available to people in any county in America and so you can check what the experts say about the quality of your water. The EPA website also offers information about the water quality in your area. Considering the health improvements, the taste of filtered water compared to typical tap water and the savings you will achieve by not buying bottle water, purchasing a faucet water filter unit for your home might be a very good idea.
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