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More and more people are installing shower filters and water filtration systems for their homes. Some do because although they may not be sure if they really need them it sounds like a good idea while others who have used shower filters for even a relatively short period of time simply feel they cannot live without them. So where does the truth reside?
The truth is that a water filter installed in your home can protect you from many medical issues. Studies show that our drinking water is more affected by pollution today than ever before, but it’s not only pollution from industry, agriculture, human errors and accidents that affect the water, but bacteria and old water treatment plants that cannot cope with the rising demand for clean water have also had a negative impact. All of these factors can lead to serious medical problems.
All the debris and residues from industrial activities infiltrate the soil and reach the underground water table which is where our drinking water comes from. The demand for water is on the rise and the pumping and filtration stations are barely keeping pace with this demand. This all means that more and more impurities reach the water in our homes.
Chlorine, bacteria, sulfur, metal particles and other dangerous particles have all been found in lab tests of our running water. Imagine what these substances can do to your skin and health if you would continue to use unfiltered water for your showers. Your skin breathes through the pores and all these substances can enter your body over time.
The best way to avoid all these is to install shower filters in your home. The shower water filters are especially effective at removing the chemicals and bacteria from the water and independent studies have shown that the level of dangerous chemicals (such as chlorine and sulfur) is reduced by up to 90% by shower filters.
Unlike some water filters, shower filters are quite affordable and have the added advantage of being easy to install and set up. While you will have to replace the filter from time to time (periods will vary depending on the type of filter you are using), shower filters are one of the best protections for your family from the dangerous effects of untreated or insufficiently treated water.
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February 5, 2009