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Your Guide To Drinking Water

Why You Should Filter Your Water

There are many options for filtering your water. Activated carbon filters, like refrigerator or pitcher filters, are good at removing common contaminants. If you want to ensure you’re removing as many and as large of a percentage of contaminants as possible, you’ll want to install a reverse osmosis system that is certified to remove or significantly reduce many contaminants.

How Much Water Should You Drink?

Your recommended daily water intake is related to your body size and activity level. In essence, not everyone needs eight, eight-ounce glasses of water each day. Some people may need less, while others need far more. The general rule is to drink one ounce of water for every two pounds of body weight. All you have to do is weigh yourself, then divide the number of pounds by two to figure out your needed water intake. Or check out the chart below.


Your Weight in Pounds	Oz. of Water You Should Drink	No. of 8 oz. Glasses of Water You Should Drink
80	40	5
90	45	6
100	50	6
110	55	7
120	60	7
130	65	8
140	70	9
150	75	9
160	80	10
170	85	11
180	90	11
190	95	12
200	100	12
210	105	13
220	110	14
230	115	14
240	120	15
250	125	16

Fill Reusable Bottles With Filtered Water

Bottled water, although convenient, has had disastrous effects on the environment. Depending on the brand of bottled water you purchase, it may not even be better quality than what you can have at home, with a more cost-efficient drinking water filtration system.

Did you know a reverse osmosis system can replace more than 3,700 - 16 oz. plastic water bottles each year?

Your Plants Will Love Filtered Water

Average tap water may contain chemicals and contaminants that can hinder plant growth and their ability to thrive. Water with the wrong pH, sodium, lead, or chlorine levels, for example, can cause your plants to wilt, brown, or even die.

Filtered Water is Great for Cooking

Did you know that you can improve your recipes by using clean, filtered, water? Colors, tastes and odors from contaminants in your water can alter the true flavors of the ingredients. In baked goods, minerals in hard water can affect the way that molecular bonds form, altering the texture of your favorite treats.

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How Does Reverse Osmosis Work?

Reverse osmosis, or RO, is a water treatment process in which water passes through a semi-permeable membrane which allows water molecules to pass through and leaves others behind. Reverse osmosis is known for producing great-tasting pure water and being highly effective for contaminant removal. The Kinetico K5 Drinking Water Station uses exclusive seven-stage protection, including reverse osmosis, to ensure your family drinks and cooks with water that is free of heavy metals, minerals, chemicals, and any bad tastes and odors.

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Water Treatment For Drinking Water

So how do you remove contaminants from drinking water? At Kinetico, we provide filters and reverse osmosis drinking water systems that can be customized to reduce minerals, contaminants and VOCs in water.

Activated Carbon Filters

Filters and drinking water systems that include activated carbon filter cartridges that are properly designed and certified by third-parties for VOC reduction are effective solutions to greatly reduce VOCs in drinking water. Our MACGuard Filter is a carbon filter drinking water system. Select models of our MACGuard Filter are certified by the WQA to significantly reduce the levels of volatile organic compounds in water.

Reverse Osmosis

Reverse osmosis (RO) must be used to remove some VOCs from drinking water. An outstanding combination of treatments is to use both RO with specific activated carbon filters as a pre-filter and/or post-filter. At Kinetico, we offer two reverse osmosis systems that use specific activated carbon filters along with the reverse osmosis membrane - The Kinetico K5 Drinking Water Station^® with VOC Guard and the AquaKinetic A200.

The Kinetico K5 Drinking Water Station with VOC Guard is certified by the WQA to reduce VOCs in drinking water. The K5, which is our best reverse osmosis system, uses activated carbon filtration for prefiltration and post-filtration. It also includes our VOC Guard filter, designed exclusively to reduce VOC levels in your water.

The AquaKinetic A200 is our most economical RO system and uses an activated carbon pre-filter and activated carbon post filter. The A200 has not been third-party tested to reduce VOCs; however, activated carbon may reduce certain VOCs.

To address VOCs that could be in your home’s water, we suggest installing a K5 Drinking Water Station with VOC Guard. If you are concerned that your home’s water has high levels of VOCs, contact us today.

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