Question 1

Do I need reverse osmosis if I already have a water softener in University?

Accepted Answer

A water softener handles hardness, but doesn't remove dissolved contaminants like PFAS, fluoride, nitrates, lead, or pharmaceuticals. For University residents who want the purest possible drinking water, an RO system under the kitchen sink is the perfect complement to a whole-house softener.

Question 2

How much water does a reverse osmosis system waste in University?

Accepted Answer

Our modern RO systems have a 2:1 or 3:1 ratio (2–3 gallons of 'waste' per gallon of purified water). This is much better than older models. The concentrate water can be used for plants or cleaning. Given University's water quality, the trade-off for near-pure drinking water is well worth it.

Question 3

What does reverse osmosis remove from University water?

Accepted Answer

RO removes up to 99% of dissolved contaminants from University water, including: TDS (typically reducing from 300–500 ppm to under 30 ppm), PFAS, lead, arsenic, fluoride, nitrates, pharmaceuticals, chloramines, and virtually all other dissolved substances.

Question 4

How often do I need to change RO filters in University?

Accepted Answer

Pre-filters and post-filters: every 6–12 months. The RO membrane itself lasts 2–3 years with University water (longer if you have a whole-house pre-treatment system). We send reminders and most homeowners can change filters themselves in under 5 minutes.

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