Water Guides
How Does A Water Softener Work?
Have you ever wondered what water softeners are and why we need them? Is your water hard? Do you need a water softener? In this post, we will answer the questions on your mind and more. Ready to find credible answers? Let’s delve right in!
Is tap water safe to drink?
OK, so we understand that your tap water looks clean, smells nice, and tastes just fine. But does that mean that your tap water is healthy and without contaminants? Not necessarily. Most times, only a water-related crisis can get people concerned about what chemicals could be lurking in their taps.
What Is Filtered Water?
There are many misconceptions about what filtered water is. Is it safe to drink? Is it healthy? To clear all doubts, here's a simple definition for filtered water. Filtered water is simply municipal tap water that has been run through carbon filters that remove the chlorine content from the treated water, thereby improving taste.
What is PFAS in water?
PFAS, aka perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances, are a class of over 4,000 different chemicals which many industries manufacture or use for diverse purposes. PFAS chemicals are formed by the combination of carbon and fluorine, generating one of the strongest bonds in organic chemistry.
The TRUTH behind how many water filter stages you really need.
2,3,4,10! Looking online for an answer for how many water filter stages your home system should have can be confusing. With so much conflicting information on which one is better and how magical the results can be. We are here to help you. And hopefully clear up some questions you may have.
What type of water filter do I need?
Water filtration systems can offer many options. From under-sink to countertop, and different stages of filtration which can catch different contaminants depending on your needs. But what do water filters really do? And what contaminants can a reverse osmosis system reduce? Let us help explain it here in this blog.
What is Reverse Osmosis?
Aquasure is the leader in water filtration technology and Reverse Osmosis is the core of our drinking water system. In this page, we want to give you a brief insight into what Reverse Osmosis is and what types of contaminants it can remove.
