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Reverse osmosis under the sink water filtration systems keep you and your family healthy.
“Exceptional experience, cost was within the quoted range, workmanship was of high caliber & all interactions were highly professional with good personalization.
-Erik Chorazy, Mt. Angel, Oregon
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When it comes to water filtration, we know you’ve got plenty of options. From pitcher filters, refrigerator filters, and countertop systems to under-sink multi-stage reverse osmosis, there’s no lack of choices!
The question is, which is the best option for your home and water quality?
The first step is getting your water tested to understand better what’s in it. Not all filters remove all types of contaminants. In fact, there are many types of filters on the market for many types of water issues.
A free water test can typically provide the information you need to understand what type of filter is best. A more thorough analysis may be necessary if the basic test comes back with irregularities or high total dissolved solids that can’t be accounted for by common minerals such as calcium, or iron.
From there you can discuss with one of our water professionals which type of filtration will provide you with the highest amount of contaminant reduction in a cost-effective way for your budget.
To learn more about how we can help you get the right water filtration system the first time for the high-quality water you and your family deserve, contact us today at 503-436-6996 or fill out the contact form for a quick response.
Why Shiloh Water Systems Drinking Water Systems? Because We’re Different…
Who wants to wait for their water? Introducing revolutionary QuickFlo® Technology.
The K5 features QuickFlo® technology to deliver the ultimate in high quality water on demand. With a strong, steady stream of water, the K5 produces more water faster than any other comparable system so you won’t need to ration or wait for the water you need when you need it.
We think the amount of contaminants in your water should be as close to zero as possible. Do you?
The K5 significantly reduces more contaminants than any other drinking water treatment unit. The K5 is certified by WQA to NSF/ANSI Standard 58 for PFOS/PFOA removal.
The K5 under-sink drinking water system is fully customizable for a unique water experience.
The thing about water is it’s as dynamic as you are. Now you can customize the FlexFilters in your K5 according to the specific water challenges you’re facing now or that you may encounter in the future. Learn more about the K5’s filter cartridge options.
You’ll love these features you won’t find anywhere else.
Additional features like the EverClean® Rinse to keep your membrane lasting a long time and the MACguard® Filter and PureMometer® Filter Life Indicator that lets you know when it’s time for filter changes will help keep your water pure and your system running at peak efficiency. Plus… quick-disconnect filter cartridges make changing filters a snap.
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Mt. Angel Reverse Osmosis
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Throughout your home and throughout your life, a Brita® PRO Mt. Angel Reverse Osmosis from Shiloh Water Systems can improve the quality & taste of your drinking & cooking water. Whether you live in an area known for water contamination or some other concern, we have the solution for your Mt. Angel home.
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190 West Church Street PO Box 257 Mt. Angel OR 97362
Phone Number: 503-436-6996
Hours: 8:00am - 5:00pm Mon - Fri
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Frequently Asked Reverse Osmosis Questions:
What is reverse osmosis?
Reverse Osmosis (RO) is a water purification process that uses a partially permeable membrane to remove unwanted molecules and particles from drinking water.
What does reverse osmosis remove?
Reverse Osmosis removes common chemical contaminants such as:
- sodium
- chloride
- copper
- chromium
- lead
Some systems may also reduce:
- arsenic
- fluoride
- radium
- sulfate
- calcium
- magnesium
- potassium
- nitrate
- phosphorous
How much is reverse osmosis system?
A Reverse Osmosis System cost depends on the type of system you’re looking to purchase. Under sink reverse osmosis systems range from $250 to $7,500. Whole house reverse osmosis systems range from $1,000 – $18,000. System costs depend on a number of factors but are most closely tied to the amount of water that needs to be filtered per day.
How to remineralize water after reverse osmosis?
You can remineralize water after reverse osmosis filtering through various methods. Most modern reverse osmosis systems include a remineralization tank that takes care of adding minerals back into your water for you.
How to make reverse osmosis water alkaline?
You can make reverse osmosis water alkaline by adding alkaline minerals and raising the ph of your filtered water.
What is not removed by reverse osmosis?
What is not removed by reverse osmosis may surprise some. While RO filters will reduce a wide range of contaminants from your water, it will not remove some pesticides, solvents, volatile organic chemicals VOCs (like chlorine and radon), dissolved gases (ammonia, carbon dioxide, oxygen, hydrogen sulfide), and organic contaminants (such as formaldehyde, methanol, acetonitrile, methyl ethyl ketone, etc.).
How much water does reverse osmosis waste?
Reverse osmosis wastes on average about 4 gallons of water per gallon made. If you use 3 gallons a day for drinking, cooking and internal consumption, that means you will waste about 12 gallons, making a reverse osmosis system about 25% efficient. Comparatively, a washing machine and dishwasher use electricity and hot water (which takes energy to heat) and waste every gallon of water they use.