A whole house water filter can be installed at the point of entry (POE) inside a home, office building, church building, or other establishments. It’s typically installed at the water mains. A system installed for the whole house basically contains a sediment cartridge and a carbon cartridge in that order.
Your whole house may need a water filter if:
- Water to your whole house contains sediment, iron, arsenic or other well water-related contaminants. An effective sediment filter can be installed at the water main to reduce these chemicals.
- You are tired of the unwanted chlorine smell in through out your whole house. According to EPA, “By filtering all the water that enters your home, you not only greatly enhance the quality of your household water, but you also dramatically improve your indoor air quality.”
- You want to improve taste, odor and feel of your drinking and showering water and you don’t want to buy separate filters for your showerhead, refrigerator, and countertop or under the sink.
- You want to filter large amount of water to your whole house where countertop, undersink, or pitcher will not suffice.
- You need a system that can filter and soften your hard water at the same time, saving you installation costs for a separate filter and a softener
You want to “go green” and everyone in your household can bottle their own filtered water with an environmentally reusable and refillable water bottle—like glass, stainless steel, or a safe plastic bottle—to carry water to gym, bike, hike, office, or to an outdoor event. You are thereby helping the environment, and your wallet.
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