Enough already about how Reverse Osmosis is an effective water purifying method. We decided to explore some new avenues, reasons basically for getting yourself an RO System. With the World Environment Day observed recently we are standing true to our word and bring to you some very descriptive blogs about how you can contribute too. But today, we’ll be specifically talking about how reverse osmosis can be a tool in helping you manage your water better.
Sure RO purification system is proven effective in removing maximum contaminants from the water. But it does have many added benefits too. We covered it before in our blog Benefits of RO system but let’s list it down though, just in case as a reminder.
- For starters, it eliminates 98-99% of alien matter, the matter that is harmful to our body.
- Provides clean drinking water, even minerals and nutrients essential.
- Eliminates even suspended solids and total dissolved salts
- Removes any microbial growth or organic matter
- Is good at preventing diseases like diarrhea and cholera from reaching the body
- Is low on energy consumption and is easy to maintain
Should be enough reason for anyone to buy a residential RO, but there’s more!
What if we told you, the RO system at your home, or the equipment you are about to gift to your family, can be a part of your water managing initiatives?
Summers can be very hot as the years pass by and the shortage will be common news soon. You can avoid it for your family by implementing simple harvesting and managing tips that can help you use it wisely.
Rejected Water
Do not turn a cold shoulder to the water rejected by the purifier. One of the things about such a system is that they reject almost 70% of it used in supply. This doesn’t have to mean that all of it goes down the drain. The human body is very used to being safe to diseases since we have begun taking vaccines and staying safe from diseases. The plants in your garden however still have their special immune systems up against even the deadliest diseases possible. The rejected water would hardly even be a problem for them. Or to your clothes in the laundry, car in the garage or floor in the home for that matter. It can be reused in multiple ways in your house itself.
Purifying The Harvested Water
Now, if you are planning to create a system that stores water from the rain in your house, then an RO machine would be a savior! When new houses are built, harvesting systems are designed to suit their architecture and are made likewise along with an in-built filtration system. The systems are many times customized and efficient in working while still in the new house. Same however cannot be said for old houses. Building a big structure like it could be very expensive and not very helpful. That’s where Reverse Osmosis comes into play.
RO systems can be linked to the supply tap from the storage tank to purify it as rainwater is not 100% clean. These systems are low maintenance, require less energy and are a better alternative than to waste thousands of dollars. Turning to environment-friendly methods became that much easier didn’t it?
Once implemented with regular water saving tips, RO could be the last piece to add to the jigsaw puzzle of your eco-friendly plan. Being a nature lover yet not being able to implement green methods can be a difficult choice. We make your life easier while you contribute to saving the planet!
Author’s Bio:
AMPAC USA is a leading manufacturer of Advanced Reverse Osmosis Treatment Systems. For over 30 years the company has been providing its customers and clients around the world solutions to their water treatment problems.
