Purified Water

Are you beginning to think that the new GE reverse osmosis water filter system is the right choice for you and your family? I think that before you make the final decision about a reverse osmosis filter there are a few things you should know. I just don’t want you to throw your money away.

The only reason that you would possibly find it necessary to own a GE reverse osmosis water filter system is in the unlikely event that you are out of range of the public water treatment facilities service area. If you are drawing water from a brackish source like a well or a canal, then it would absolutely be necessary.

What you have to remember is that RO filters are little more than water de-mineralization devices. They are not the type of filter that you need if you want to protect yourself and your family from the hazardous chemical and biological threat that we are facing in our water supplies today.

You are going to need to have something other than the porous membrane filters that the GE reverse osmosis water filter system utilizes in order to stop these kinds of contaminants. Even if they can do as advertised – filter particles down to 100,000 times smaller than the diameter of a human hair.

RO filters can only remove particles from the water, but it cannot remove any kind of impurity with a molecular weight equal to or lesser than that of water itself. This means that all of the liquid chemical agents, and many microscopic parasites and bacteria slip easily through.

If you do happen to be receiving service from the local water treatment facilities then a GE reverse osmosis water filter system is a complete waste of your hard earned dollars. This is because the treatment facilities us a reverse osmosis type of system also. So why would you feel the need to run the water through the same type of filtering system one more time?

The GE reverse osmosis filters cost far too much and eat up too much electricity to be allowed to simply sit at you house removing absolutely nothing more from your drinking water. You would still need to invest in a more sophisticated multi-level filtering system in order to truly make the water flowing into your home safe to drink.

No, the GE reverse osmosis water filter system cannot do the job alone. You need additional filters in order to stem the tide of chemicals that are coming through your pipes such as granular activated carbon and multi-block filters. Then there are still the parasites and bacteria that you have to worry about.

A high quality sub micron filter will take those nasty little bugs right out of your water. Add an ion exchange filter for metals and you’re all set. So, put the GE reverse osmosis filters back on the shelf where they belong, and join the world with a 21st century answer for combating impurities in your water. The GE reverse osmosis water filter system is simply not worth your time or your money.

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