With rising health and environmental consciousness, more Australian households are looking to filter their kitchen tap water. Under sink and countertop filters offer convenient access to cleaner drinking and cooking…
Installing your own under sink reverse osmosis system is a straightforward project that can provide clean, filtered water on tap. Reverse osmosis uses a multi-stage filtration process to remove contaminants…
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in drinking water are a concern for many. These chemical contaminants have low boiling points and vaporise easily. Tap water sources can contain various VOCs from…
Activated carbon filters are one of the most common types used in gravity water filters, reverse osmosis systems, under sink water purifiers, pitchers, and other applications. But after some time,…
Using Reverse Osmosis for Removing Fluoride from Water With concerns over fluoride exposure, more people are turning to reverse osmosis (RO) as a way to remove fluoride from drinking water.…
With the growing use of agricultural chemicals, more people want to know if their water filters can remove pesticide residues. Reverse osmosis (RO) has become a popular option for benchtop…
Most public water supplies contain chlorine as a disinfectant. But some find its taste and smell unpleasant. The good news is that several effective home water filtration methods can remove…
Microplastic contamination of drinking water supplies is an emerging issue receiving more focus recently. As both research and public awareness grow around microplastics, questions arise over how prevalent they are…
With more pharmaceuticals being used widely around the world, trace residues are increasingly appearing in public water supplies, raising health concerns. Let's learn about pharmaceuticals in drinking water – where…
As health awareness grows, Australians want to know exactly what’s in their drinking water. While strict standards govern public water supplies, various chemicals still make their way into tap water.…
