Whole-house water filtration explained

Whole-house filtration treats every drop of water entering your home using one, two or even three stage systems. It is usually installed on your main supply line shortly after the water meter, or at the entry point to the building, so water is filtered before it reaches your taps, showers, geyser and appliances.

Why South African homes benefit

For South African households, a point-of-entry system means protection against high chlorine levels, sediment, rust and scale that damage plumbing and appliances over time.

• Reduced skin and scalp irritation from chlorine
• Cleaner laundry and less fabric wear
• Longer-lasting valves, geysers and appliances
• Better-tasting water at every tap in the home

Whole-house versus point-of-use

Unlike point-of-use filters that treat a single tap, whole-house systems deliver comprehensive, property-wide protection. Many homes combine both: a point-of-entry system for the building, plus an activated carbon or reverse osmosis filter at the drinking water tap.

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