Q&A

WHY IS CHLORINE REMOVAL IMPORTANT

Why should chlorine be removed from our home water? Chlorine and water why is it there and do we need it?

Why use a water treatment system in your home?

Why should everyone have a water treatment systme in their home? Contaminats in your water can be purified with the right whole house water filtration system. Most people don't want these chemical in their water.

Why is it important to keep minerals in tap water?

Minerals in our drinking water. How do we treat them so we get them without the damaging effects of hard water. Calcium and Magnesium are the good minerals we want in our water.

Why is calcium and magnesium damaging to my pipes?

The harmful effects of calcium and magnesium to my home. hard water damage and what to do about it.

What water treatment system would you recommend?

From a cost standpoint for consumers lets talk whole house water filtration systems by Go Green Best Price Water.

What types of media are important in water filters?

The media depends not he contaminants that you want to remove. If you're talking about typical city water it would be chlorine.

What should be considered when choosing a water treatment system?

Probably the most important factor in choosing a water treatment device is what your objective is.

How do I calculate return on my investment (ROI)?

Take into consideration two important factors. The initial cost and the cost of maintaining and operating the systems when installed.

Differences between city water & well water.

City water includes most all sources of treated water. Well water is commonly referred to as water that has not been treated.

Why is water TAC time important in water filtration

TAC time has to do with the passage of water through the system.It has to do with the flow rate. Listen more about TAC time!

What is Reverse Osmosis (RO)?

Reverse osmosis (RO) is a water filtration process that uses pressure to force water through a semi-permeable membrane to remove contaminants.

What is distilled water?

Distilled water is water that has been purified through a process that removes impurities and contaminants.

What is brine discharge from a softener?

"Brine discharge" from a water softener refers to the wastewater that is expelled from the system during the regeneration process.

What is backwashing?

Backwashing is a maintenance process that involves pumping water backward through a filter to remove debris and particles that have built up.

What is a water softener?

A water softener is a system that removes calcium and magnesium minerals from water, which are responsible for water hardness.

What do POE and POU mean?

POE stands for "Point of Entry" and POU stands for "Point of Use," which are terms used to describe where a water treatment system is installed in a home, with POE meaning at the main water line where water enters the house and POU meaning directly at the tap where water is used, like a kitchen sink.

What contaminants should be of concern in my water?

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What constraints does my plumbing cause?

There really are no constraints! That is the beauty of it all!

What are the hidden costs with warranties?

Water systems come with the same warranties as other products. Be sure to read the fine print as best practices.

What about bottled water?

Bottled water first introduced in the US back in the 1960s by a French company but the big bottling companies laughed at them. American companies quickly realized US citizens were willing to pay for bottled water.

What about counter pitcher filters?

A "counter pitcher filter" refers to a water filter designed to sit on your kitchen counter and looks like a pitcher, where you pour tap water into the top, it filters through a built-in cartridge, and then you pour out clean drinking water from the spout.

What about a carbon block filter?

A carbon block filter is a type of water filter made from a solid block of compressed activated carbon, designed to effectively remove a wide range of contaminants from water, including chlorine, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), lead, pesticides, and other chemicals that can affect taste and odor, by passing water through its porous structure where contaminants are adsorbed onto the carbon surface.