With heavy metals like lead and chemicals like chlorine ever-present in our water supply, it’s a relief to hear that filtered water can improve our health and protect us from serious health issues. But how?

In order for your water filtration system to function correctly, the water filters must remain relatively clean and free of debris. To keep contaminants and impurities out of your drinking water these substances are trapped within the water filters as the water makes its way through the water filter system.

Over time debris, sediment, heavy metals, and chemicals will accumulate in water filters. As the water filters clog it becomes more difficult for water to pass through the system. Replacing your water filter at the right time will keep your water filter systems operating correctly.

Freshwater is a limited resource, and as the population rises, the cost to treat and filter a city water supplies rises as well. Reducing your overall water use isn’t only great for the environment — it can also save you a good chunk of change on your water bill.

 

Many ways to save water are simple lifestyle adjustments that can be incorporated into your daily routine. Do your part to conserve water with our top cost-saving, water-saving tips.