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What is Reverse Osmosis? |
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The reverse osmosis process works by forcing water under pressure through a special synthetic material called a semipermeable membrane. This membrane arracts water molecules and repels dissolved impurities, even those smaller than the water molecules themselves. The reverse osmosis membrane is also the ultimate mechanical purifier or ultra filter, straining out virtually all particle matter, turbidity, micro organisms, nitrate, asbestos, even single molecules of the heavies organic compounds.
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How Reverse Osmosis (RO) Systems Work? |
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Reverse Osmosis Systems purify water by passing it through a series of filters to remove particulates, harmful chemicals and pollutants. It is then forced through a special plastic membrane to remove very small particles and ionic contaminants.
In the pre-filtration stage, tap or well water first passes through a sediment filter where silt, sediment and particles (like sand and clay) are removed. Water is then forced through a high-efficiency carbon block filter where micro-pulverized carbon efficiently adsorbs chlorine, chloramines, pesticides, and other harmful organic chemicals and pollutants.
The pre-filtered water, now stripped of membrane damaging particles and chemicals, flows into the RO membrane modules where pure water molecules are forced through the RO membrane, flushing salts, hardness, bacteria, viruses, pyrogens and other impurities from the system.
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Made to the Highest Standards in American |
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The RO System have been tested and approved by the standards and industrial Research Institute of Malaysia (SIRIM) and meeting W.H.O standards. OSMO comes in 4 & 5 stage purifier giving you up to 36 gallons a day on standard model of pure drinking water.
The benefit of OSMO Reverse Osmosis System purifiers goes beyond just drinking and cooking.
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What Makes Osmo Reverse Osmosis Purifier System So Special? |
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As opposed to conventional water filters that clarify water by filtering particulate and bacteria, the RO membrane not only filters out particles and bacteria but also virus, toxic chemicals and heavy metal contaminants. This makes it the best available technology to purify water for household use.
This technology has been widely used in industrial water purification where water quality cannot be compromised.
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Why Should We Need the Purest Water? |
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Water is known to carry 80% of all sickness and diseases. They may contain excess toxic chemicals, all of which permeate our systems may beging accumulating there. When water consumed by us is already polluted, its natural cleansing functions are impaired. As a result we may develop health problems as these pollutants build up in our blood vessels, joints and internal organs.
Some health specialists believe we experience hardening of arteries, arthritis, stones, gall stones, vision problems (glaucoma and cataracts), loss of hearing, diabetes, obesity, emphysema and other ailments in greater intensities when we consume polluted or contaminated water.
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Will Reverse Osmosis Remove Sodium from the Water? |
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Yes! Reverse Osmosis was originally designed to make sea water drinkable for the navy. It is ideal for anyone on a low sodium diet. |
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Does Reverse Osmosis Remove Bacteria? Cryptosporidium? |
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Yes! An R.O. membrane has a pore size much smaller than bacteria virus, pyrogen or the cryptosporidium parasite. When functioning properly it will remove all microorganisms from tap water and produce sterile water. |
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Don't People Need Minerals from the Water? |
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Most of the minerals that we required are from the foods we eat. Only a very small percentage comes from the water we drink. |
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