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Well Water Treatment Options
How to filter out contaminants in your well water using the best treatment options
Well water filtration systems are ideal treatment options for home owners with private well water that may be contaminated with heavy metals and other harmful chemicals. Well water owners can test their drinking water by hiring a water testing laboratory or by self-testing with a portable or handy SenSafe Test Kit . Well water users can obtain a list of testing labs from their local health departments or the state environmental health agencies for a list of certified labs. Well water can be filtered as it enters the house (point-of-entry) for a full house treatment, or at the tap, refrigerator, or showerhead (point-of-use) Here are some of the best whole house well water treatment options on the market: |   | The Aquasana EQ-300-85 Whole House Well Water Filter This well water treatment option is an upgraded version of the very popular point-of-entry Aquasana Rhino EQ-300 Whole House filter. The version is specifically designed for well water filtering in mind. It performs the same functions as the Rhino EQ-300, but in addition, it effectively performs well water treatment. The EQ-300-85 uses KDF 85 medium to remove higher concentrations of iron and hydrogen sulfide that come from well water sources. It is also effective in controlling the build-up of scale in pipes, and also in controlling bacteria and algae in your water. The main filter needs replacement every 3 years while the pre-filter needs to be replaced once every 1 – 3 months. |   | Tap Master Iron® Reverse Osmosis (RO) Water Filtration System Tap Master Iron RO is an excellent well water treatment option that can remove up to 98% of iron, hydrogen sulfide, chlorine, chemicals, heavy metals, solids, and other contaminants from your well or municipal water source. The RO consist of advanced redox media alloys that act as catalysts to change soluble ferrous cations (clear, dissolved iron) into insoluble ferric hydroxide, which is then trapped in the iron filter’s sediment filter layer. Great to check out! |   | Home Master - Whole House Water Filter The Home Master Water Filter is another point-of-entry well filtration option to treat water to full house. The multi-stage feature ensures effective water treatment and it designed to filter down to 1 micron. The sediment filter filters finer and holds more dirt; removes up to 95% of dirt, iron, chemicals, chlorine, and others that create foul tastes and odors. |  | Multi-Pure MP880 Models—Well Water Filter for Arsenic The Multi-Pure Model MP880 Models are first-rate well water treatment options for reduction of arsenic in drinking water. They are available as undersink or countertop filters. According to USEPA, “non-cancer effects can include thickening and discoloration of the skin, stomach pain, nausea, vomiting; diarrhea; numbness in hands and feet; partial paralysis; and blindness. Arsenic has been linked to cancer of the bladder, lungs, skin, kidney, nasal passages, liver, and prostate.” The Multi-Pure Model MP880 filter models are point-of-use filters that have been tested and certified under the rigorous ANSI/NSF testing Standard 53 for reduction of arsenic concentration from 0.050 mg/L (ppm) pentavalent arsenic (As V) to 0.010 mg/L (ppm) or less. These filters were the first systems to be NSF Certified under NSF/ANSI Standard 53: Drinking water treatment units - Health effects since the pentavalent arsenic reduction claim was added to the standard. |   | Undersink Water Filtration and UV System for Homes on Well Water This well water treatment option is also a POU filter that can be installed to filter water from under your kitchen sink. This well water treatment system consists of sediment filter, carbon block filter, and ultraviolet (UV) disinfection system. Great for cities and towns well water supply systems. It’s designed to reduce chlorine and chlorine-by-products, bad tastes and odors, color and smell, iron, pesticides and cysts, Giardia lamblia and cryptosporidium, certain VOCs and THMs, and many other Harmful Chemical contaminants down to a 0.5 micron | | So, instead of spending a fortune on bottled water, it is better to choose the best option for treatment of your well water. You will get equal or better water quality than bottled water which has been showed not to be better than most tap water |

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