Water is a vital part of everyday life. We bathe in it, use it to water our plants, and, most importantly, drink it.
Clean water is a privilege and luxury many people on a public United States drinking water supply get to enjoy. But those who are in an area with poor water quality or a private well might need to take extra precautions to assure that their drinking water is safe.
Sometimes even water deemed safe under national safety standards could have some room for improvement as well. That’s where a household water treatment system comes into play.
When water from a private well or public water supply contaminants such as bacteria or extraneous minerals, a homeowner can purchase a household water treatment system. Not every filter serves the same purpose. Some are meant to make water safer to drink, others are simply just to make the water taste better. Whatever the case may be, the filter must be approved by the National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) in order to be a trustworthy system to install in your home.