December 1st, 2007
What Is A Water Sediment Filter & How Does It Work?
The next time you see tiny particles swirling around in your glass, it may be a good sign that you need a water sediment filter. These particles are not just annoying, they are also usually contaminated. The EPA has determined that there are five different types of contaminants in sediment, including elements such as oil, arsenic, ammonia, and petroleum. Drink up!
Because of this, whole house sediment filters are becoming popular. H20 often contains contaminated particles that should be removed from your drinking supply. However, these bits of rock and dirt don’t just affect your health; too much material in H20 can make your toilets run constantly or your plumbing fixtures clog up.