Comments on: What water filter is best, and removes chlorine? http://www.bestwaterfiltersystem.com/best-water-filter-system/what-water-filter-is-best-and-removes-chlorine Get the best drinking water for your home with a water filter system Sat, 06 Aug 2011 01:46:59 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 By: Brent Craig http://www.bestwaterfiltersystem.com/best-water-filter-system/what-water-filter-is-best-and-removes-chlorine/comment-page-1#comment-60 Brent Craig Thu, 21 Jan 2010 10:56:59 +0000 http://www.bestwaterfiltersystem.com/best-water-filter-system/what-water-filter-is-best-and-removes-chlorine#comment-60 There are a lot of options when it comes to choosing a water filter. Your Mom will need to consider how much she is willing to spend on a filter system, how much water she uses, and what the water quality supplied to the house is. You already mentioned the chlorine taste, so we can assume that there is a lot of chlorine that needs to be filtered out. Chlorine is a dangerous chemical in two main ways; it can be ingested in the drinking water, and it can be breathed in when in vapour form. That means that steam from a shower or bath can lead to absorbing chlorine into the bloodstream via the lungs. Your mom should investigate getting a water filter for the drinking supply, and a water filter for shower head. Both are relatively inexpensive, and there are a lot of good models on the market. If the budget allows, she could also consider getting a whole house water filter, which would filter all the water entering the house. These cost quite a bit more money though, and would require professional installation. Some good brands are: Aquapure, PUR, and GE SmartWater. Check with your local retailers and ask what products they recommend. Also check how often filters need to be changed (when using activated charcoal) as this can be quite costly. At the very least, your mom could get a Brita or PUR water filter jug, and filter her tap water through that before drinking it. Very inexpensive and readily available.<br><b>References : </b><br>For more information, visit: http://water-filters.HealthyHomeFacts.com There are a lot of options when it comes to choosing a water filter. Your Mom will need to consider how much she is willing to spend on a filter system, how much water she uses, and what the water quality supplied to the house is. You already mentioned the chlorine taste, so we can assume that there is a lot of chlorine that needs to be filtered out.

Chlorine is a dangerous chemical in two main ways; it can be ingested in the drinking water, and it can be breathed in when in vapour form. That means that steam from a shower or bath can lead to absorbing chlorine into the bloodstream via the lungs.

Your mom should investigate getting a water filter for the drinking supply, and a water filter for shower head. Both are relatively inexpensive, and there are a lot of good models on the market. If the budget allows, she could also consider getting a whole house water filter, which would filter all the water entering the house. These cost quite a bit more money though, and would require professional installation.

Some good brands are: Aquapure, PUR, and GE SmartWater. Check with your local retailers and ask what products they recommend. Also check how often filters need to be changed (when using activated charcoal) as this can be quite costly.

At the very least, your mom could get a Brita or PUR water filter jug, and filter her tap water through that before drinking it. Very inexpensive and readily available.
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]]> By: gorgeous gm http://www.bestwaterfiltersystem.com/best-water-filter-system/what-water-filter-is-best-and-removes-chlorine/comment-page-1#comment-59 gorgeous gm Thu, 21 Jan 2010 10:47:59 +0000 http://www.bestwaterfiltersystem.com/best-water-filter-system/what-water-filter-is-best-and-removes-chlorine#comment-59 I read an article in the papers that Pur water filter was the best, per a study that was made. I have been using Brita for a long time and I don't find anything bad about it. The taste of water is fresh and free of any odd taste. However, since I read the study on Pur, I am strongly contemplating to switch to it because it is supported by a study.<br><b>References : </b><br> I read an article in the papers that Pur water filter was the best, per a study that was made. I have been using Brita for a long time and I don’t find anything bad about it. The taste of water is fresh and free of any odd taste. However, since I read the study on Pur, I am strongly contemplating to switch to it because it is supported by a study.
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]]> By: streezaleodejanero http://www.bestwaterfiltersystem.com/best-water-filter-system/what-water-filter-is-best-and-removes-chlorine/comment-page-1#comment-58 streezaleodejanero Thu, 21 Jan 2010 10:13:59 +0000 http://www.bestwaterfiltersystem.com/best-water-filter-system/what-water-filter-is-best-and-removes-chlorine#comment-58 I know Brita and Pure make water filters, but I don't know the quality. My business, has a web site that can answer some of your questions, from there you could do the research and find what is best for you. The site is www.cyberwize.com/time. wellness products (<==click=). On the left you'll see, EnviroWize Water filters (<==click=). On the right there is a link for the smart alternatives (<==click=). Good luck, and hope you stay strong for your mom.<br><b>References : </b><br> I know Brita and Pure make water filters, but I don’t know the quality. My business, has a web site that can answer some of your questions, from there you could do the research and find what is best for you. The site is http://www.cyberwize.com/time. wellness products (<==click=). On the left you’ll see, EnviroWize Water filters (<==click=). On the right there is a link for the smart alternatives (<==click=). Good luck, and hope you stay strong for your mom.
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]]> By: J Moe http://www.bestwaterfiltersystem.com/best-water-filter-system/what-water-filter-is-best-and-removes-chlorine/comment-page-1#comment-57 J Moe Thu, 21 Jan 2010 10:07:59 +0000 http://www.bestwaterfiltersystem.com/best-water-filter-system/what-water-filter-is-best-and-removes-chlorine#comment-57 I think the Brita filters are wonderful. They now have them with different flavors of water. I do not drink sink water at all. All of my water has to be fresh and chlorine free. I don't blame your mom for being picky about water. It's always important to know what goes in your body.<br><b>References : </b><br> I think the Brita filters are wonderful. They now have them with different flavors of water. I do not drink sink water at all. All of my water has to be fresh and chlorine free. I don’t blame your mom for being picky about water. It’s always important to know what goes in your body.
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