Alkaline Drinking Water System
Our Alkaline Drinking Water Systems combine 5-stage reverse osmosis with a mineral stage, giving you purified, mineralized water with a smoother taste
Benefits of an Alkaline Drinking Water System
Pure Alkaline. Better Living
- Easy to drink more water: Many families find they drink more water at home when it tastes smooth and is always on tap.
- Higher-pH drinking water: The mineral cartridge raises the pH of purified RO water, which is naturally slightly acidic.
- Minerals added back: The final stage adds minerals back into the purified water for a fuller, less flat taste.
- Purified first: Your water goes through a full 5-stage reverse osmosis system before the mineral stage.
- Enhanced taste: Many prefer alkaline water for its smoother taste and pure mineralized quality over regular tap water.
How an Alkaline drinking water system works
- Pre-filtration: Water passes through high-quality water purification filters to remove chlorine, sediment, and impurities in the RO system.
- Carbon Filter:This stage uses a high-quality water filtration system with activated carbon filters to remove chlorine, chloramines, and chemicals that affect the RO system, enhancing water taste and odor
- Reverse Osmosis Membrane: The RO membrane is the heart of the alkaline RO system. It uses semi-permeable membranes to remove dissolved solids, heavy metals, and microscopic contaminants. Water molecules pass through the membrane, while larger molecules, ions, and impurities are filtered out
- Alkaline Cartridge:The alkaline cartridge in the RO system infuses water with essential minerals like calcium, magnesium, and potassium, increasing pH level and enhancing the pure mineralized taste
- Post - Carbon Filter: After water passes through the RO membrane and alkaline cartridge, it may retain tastes and odors. This stage uses a high-quality post-carbon water filter to refine taste and remove contaminants.
Want to compare options? See our 5-stage reverse osmosis system and 7-stage drinking water system, check rental and purchase prices, or book a free in-home water test. You can also look up certified drinking water treatment units in the NSF certified product listings.