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When water filtration standards are properly adhered to, modern day life continues to improve. These standards better enable us to avoid contaminants, pesticides, heavy metals, dissolved solids, and others commonly found in our own local water sources. Tap water may not be as safe as it may appear, but it is easily remedied. By finding and investing in only NSF certified water filtration products, you put your personal health at the top of the list. An NSF certified water guards the members of your household against various contaminants, bacteria, waste, odors, and unsavory flavors. By maintaining stringent standards, manufacturers must keep their production, products, and manufacturing at a high level, or risk losing certification. By investing in a properly certified water filtration device, you are ensuring that your family is provided with the best. And, when it comes to your personal health, how can you not aim for top quality?…

There is nothing more frustrating than completing a car wash in your own driveway, than to notice water spots across its finish. No mater how well it’s dried, a few water spots will stick out on your car like a sore thumb. In the end, it may feel as though your vehicle still appears to be dirty, as though you never even washed it in the first place. Let’s explore a few top solutions to managing water spots after a car wash, as well as complete prevention. Prevention is Key While complete prevention may be far from possible, you may be glad to hear that there are methods in which the appearance of water spots are greatly decreased. Without treating your tap water, there are very few ways to prevent water spots, as the use of basic products may be your only solution. Water spots tend to originate with hard…

Managing personal health is one of the most popular pursuits of mankind, especially in terms of extending overall longevity. Food and water sources are under constant scrutiny, especially in regard to which method is superior to another, and the debate over filtered tap water vs bottled water is no exception. So which type of drinking water is safest, and deserving of a spot in your household? Filtered Tap Water Water filters are capable of purifying tap water by allowing water to flow through various types of filter media utilizing different methods. The type of media utilized is completely dependent upon the manufacturer, model, and, in some cases, consumer discretion. Ultimately, the goal is to obtain safe drinking water for your household, without the need for excessive plastic or dangerous chemicals. Charcoal Filtration Filters may utilize cartridges containing activated charcoal. Charcoal has an inherent characteristic of high porosity, which makes it…

Water filtration has come a long way since the early days of emerging water purification techniques. Many factors go into the overall design and manufacturing evaluation as to whether any given material is an effective mode of filtration. As one of the more effective routes, solid carbon blocks have dominated the industry of water treatment, especially in the POU (or Point of Use) category. This specific method of water filtration employees other filter tech, in addition to standalone treatment methods. Carbon Filters Explained Most water filtration processes involve carbon, where it serves as a medium. These include backpacking water filters, pitcher filters, faucet filters, reverse osmosis water filtration systems, refrigerator filters, shower filters, and even whole house filters. Considering almost every filtration solution out there relies on carbon, let’s talk about its source. Carbon for filtration is derived by grinding up any of the three main carbon sources – coconut…

Most homeowners with refrigerator water filters often struggle to keep up with the replacement schedule. Perhaps, they often get carried away with enjoying a constant supply of fresh, clean water while forgetting that the refrigerator filter is due for a change. We all need clean water to stay healthy. But this description doesn’t fit our tap water, which often contains contaminants like bacteria, heavy metals, and others when passing through the municipal pipes. This is why you install a refrigerator water filter to remove these contaminants and ensure the water coming out of your water dispenser is clean and safe for drinking. How frequently do you need to replace your refrigerator water filter? The question, “How often should I change my water filter?” is so important that we came up with this detailed guide to answer it and provide even more helpful information. Why do you need to replace your…

With more people becoming more committed to their health, it is understandable why the demand for newer and better water filter solutions is rising. Homeowners are actively seeking efficient ways to eliminate the high number of contaminants in their tap water. One of the best methods to ensure your family gets the best quality water is to install a high-performance refrigerator water filter. This system serves as a dual source of both filtered cold water and ice made from filtered water. Deciding to buy a refrigerator water filter is the easy part. The challenging part is how to determine the most suitable out of the lot. That is why we have put together this guide to help you decide correctly and in line with your needs. Water Filter Type The first step is to determine which filter(s) your fridge can perfectly work with. Identify the location of the filter in…

The GE refrigerators are popular options when it comes to picking a good refrigerator. The French door design, large capacity and filtered water dispenser make the GE stand out from other brands. Yet, if you’ve ever replaced the water filter in your GE refrigerator, you know they are not very budget-friendly. The GE XWFE water filter can cost as much as $50, and it needs to be replaced every six months. You can do the math and figure out how much additional cost the refrigerator would take. XWFE vs. XWF What’s the difference? XWFE is GE’s updated version of the XWF filter. The XWFE replaces the XWF, and is compatible with all refrigerators using the XWF. The only difference between the XWFE and the XWF is a chip on the back of the XWFE filter, which the newer GE refrigerators “use radio frequency identification (RFID) to “talk” to the fridge.…

If you’ve ever replaced the water filter in your GE refrigerator, you know they don’t come cheap. The GE RPWFE water filter can cost as much as $60, which means that if you follow directions and change your filter every six months, that can really add up. So it’s very common that we try to find better-priced filters online, as we do with printer ink replacements. The problem is that a lot of GE filters have an RFID Chip in it, which prevents us from replacing with cheap water filters. A generic RPWF water filter from other brands would not be recognized by the GE refrigerator. It’s quite troublesome and frustrating. Giving up? Of course not! This article will show you how to hack your refrigerator to use cheap water filters. Let’s dive in! RPWFE vs. RPWF What’s the difference? The only difference between the RPWF and the RPWFE is…