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Reverse Osmosis vs Distilled Water

Reverse Osmosis vs Distilled Water When it comes to clean drinking water, two methods rise to the top of the list: reverse osmosis (RO) and distillation. Both remove impurities, but they work in different ways and can produce different results. Understanding these differences can help you decide which option is best for you, so that […]

Can Babies Drink Distilled Water?

Can Babies Drink Distilled Water? Long story short, yes! Babies can and should drink distilled water, and it’s recommended by doctors and formula manufacturers. Distilled water goes through a natural purification process similar to the Earth’s own hydrologic cycle. A Pure Water distiller boils water, turning it into steam—just like the sun heats lakes and […]

Answering Your Questions About Distilled Water

What You Want to Know About Distilled Water: Answering Your Frequently Asked Questions What Is Distilled Water? Distillation works by replicating nature’s own purification method—the hydrologic cycle of evaporation, condensation, and precipitation—but in a carefully controlled environment. In this process, water is heated until it becomes steam. As the steam rises, it leaves behind contaminants […]

Volatile Organic Compounds in Water: Changing Your Filter Matters

What are Volatile Organic Compounds? VOCs, while often naturally occurring, can pose health and environmental risks if not properly managed. VOCs are organic chemicals that easily vaporize at room temperature. Common types of VOCs in water include: 1. Pesticides and herbicides – agricultural chemicals that leach into groundwater.Examples: atrazine, alachlor, carbofuran. 2. Disinfection byproducts – […]

Tap Water Quality: Why It Varies Daily

There are many reasons why tap water quality might vary, even on an hourly basis. Source water fluctuations, treatment plant adjustments, changes in distribution systems, aging household plumbing, and even the time of day and use patterns can all affect water quality. Source Water Fluctuations Tap water isn’t a static commodity. Its quality begins with […]