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June 24, 2021

Home water quality can vary dramatically depending on where you live. While municipal water coming into the home has been treated, many homeowners are still using and drinking water which contains chemical disinfectants, chlorine, heavy metals, radionuclides, microplastics, and other contaminants for which no testing is required.

Treated water can become contaminated with chemicals and other health hazards, which is why whole house water filtration systems are rising in popularity today.

These “Point of Entry” systems filter all water coming into the home (not just drinking water at the point of use). By installing the filter at the main water line, it ensures that the water in the shower, bath, and kitchen sink has been filtered. 

How Does a Whole House Water Filter Work

So how does a whole house water filter work? 

A good filter for municipal water will contain a sediment filter to remove the dirt, sand and suspended particles that plug-up your aerator screens, and clog your appliances,