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by Mandy Thomson
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When choosing a water filter, check that the product is officially certified. Compare different water filter systems to see how efffective they are at removing different contaminants. Make sure your whole house water filter does not remove the healthful minerals with the contaminants. Removing important substances can cause mineral deficiencies in the long run. Also check that product comes with a warranty. (Usually this is free.)
The benefits of a whole house water filter far outweigh the costs in the long run. A whole house water filter will give you the peace of mind of a household water supply free from potentially dangerous contaminants. Besides good tasting and clear water for your entire household, you will be contributing to the long-term health of you and your family.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Mandy Thomson, who is running the Home Water Filter System Guide at |
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