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Choosing between UF and RO? Here’s a clear, practical guide for whole-house and point-of-use applications. What is Ultrafiltration (UF)? • Benefits of UF • Best Applications (Whole-House & POU) • How UF Differs from RO • Which Should You Choose? What Is Ultrafiltration (UF)? Ultrafiltration is a membrane-based process that uses pores around ~0.01 microns . Under low pressure, water passes through a semipermeable membrane that retains suspended solids, bacteria, protozoa, and some viruses while allowing water and dissolved salts to pass. UF improves clarity and microbiological safety without altering mineral content. Key point: UF does not remove dissolved salts or most dissolved chemicals . It’s built for particulate and microbial control, not for high TDS or dissolved contaminants like nitrate or arsenic. Ultrafiltration: How it works and where to use it! Benefits of Ultrafiltration ...

Understanding Water Treatment Options for Cleaner, Safer Water and an Efficient Home and Lifestyle. Buying your first home is a major milestone—and with it comes the responsibility of safeguarding your water supply. Whether you're dealing with well water issues , sediment , or city water concerns , ensuring high-quality water throughout your home is essential for your health, comfort, efficient home operation, and peace of mind for your family. This guide introduces budget-friendly water treatment strategies built around the concept of The   W ater Treatment System methodology —a layered approach to purification that starts at the point of entry and ends at your faucet. 🏠 Why Water Quality Should Be a Priority For Your New Home and Lifestyle Sediment, rust, and lead from aging pipes Minerals and contaminants common in well water City water additives such as chlorine or chloramines Organic contaminants that affect taste and odor Poor water quality can lead to...