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PFOA and PFOS: Understanding the Threat and Effective Removal Methods

Per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances, also referred to as "forever chemicals," are a class of man-made compounds used for various industrial and consumer products. These chemicals are a concern in terms of persistence in the environment and their ability to contaminate drinking water sources. This article discusses PFOA and PFOS among the many types of PFAS, considering their characteristics, probable health effects, and ways through which they can be effectively removed, ensuring safe drinking water in your home. Characteristics of PFOA and PFOS PFAS are a large family of anthropogenic chemicals with special properties. PFOA and PFOS are two of the most studied examples. Their extraordinary water and oil repellency are the reasons why they have been used since the 1950s in such a wide array of products: non-stick cookware, stain repellents for fabrics and carpets, firefighting foams, waterproof clothing and footwear, food packaging materials, as well as personal care products. ...

NY Water: Is It Clean Enough?

People from New York are renowned for being on the front foot and enjoying convenience. But when it comes to something as basic and life-sustaining as drinking water, can New Yorkers confidently fetch and drink tap water, given the health implications? Although New York City's municipal water treatment system is one of the largest in the country, is it impeccable, and is the water really clean enough?  Water is supplied from the water treatment plant to NY homes through copper-connected lead pipes, some of which have not been changed or maintained in years. As water travels 125 miles from the treatment facility to homes, leaching occurs, delivering trace amounts of these metals into your tap water. Let's take a closer look at how TanklessFilter may improve the drinking water quality in your NYC house. How Clean is NYC Tap Water Really? NYC tap water is heavily treated to remove harmful ...

What Are the Common Problems Associated With a Tankless Filter System?

Imagine reaching for a cool glass of water and finding out that it's just not happening today with your trusty undersink tankless filter system. Slow flow, bad taste, and unexpected leaks are enough to cause serious concern. No worries though, TanklessFilter, your specialist in water treatment in NYC, is here to help. Explore below some common problems your filter system may have and how to resolve them. Understanding Common Issues of Your NYC Tankless Filter System Although systems that use tankless filters are the most convenient and effective way to ensure purified drinking water, yet, you may face some typical problems, as with any other device. Let us discuss shortly some common basic issues related to the system. Low Water Pressure Are you getting a lower flow through the unit than you usually do? Most probably, the prefilters or the RO membrane are blocked. Prefilters only collect sediment, dirt, and ...

How To Choose the Right Water RO Filter?

Imagine turning your faucet to the rush of pure, clean, clear water—no impurities or foul taste—only safe, healthy water. Thanks to TanklessFilter's reverse osmosis technology, you can have peace of mind about the water that you and your family are drinking. However, we understand that with so many options, choosing a specific reverse osmosis water filter system becomes tough. Through this article, we hope to steer your attention to the best filter system that would work for you. How Reverse Osmosis Works: A Powerful Filtration Technology Before discussing the variants, let's examine reverse osmosis to gain a robust understanding that will further aid your choice. Reverse Osmosis is a pressure-activated water purification system that uses multi-stage filtration through a semi-permeable membrane to remove contaminants like chlorine, lead, fluoride, large particles, and heavy metals from tap water. The semi-permeable membrane has a million tiny pores, much smaller than hair follicles, which ...

How Do You Know if Your RO Filter Needs Replacement?

Indicators for Replacing Your RO Filter Now that you have taken the bold step to ensure safe drinking water by installing and operating a reverse osmosis (RO) filter system in your home, are you aware of the telltale signs that indicate that your RO filter needs to be replaced? Are you also aware of the consequences? Why Install a Reverse Osmosis System and Who Does It? The reverse osmosis water filter system is cutting-edge technology that helps people to filter water for consumption in real-time. People who may have uncertainties about the purity level of their water and whether it is safe for drinking may install this system in their homes to instantly access clean water.  Typically, our repair and maintenance personnel install our RO units for clients and customers in the New York area. RO Filtration Mechanism When looking for cleaner, healthier drinking water, New Yorkers frequently choose reverse ...

Tank vs Tankless Reverse Osmosis Filters: What Is the Difference?

Imagine that you visit the Doctor tomorrow for a routine medical check up and while you are at it, you see a slight frown form on your healthcare provider’s forehead, unlike every other time. He keeps you for longer today to run some more tests as regards something he is concerned about. In the end you discover that you have an infection that your Doctor suspects is closely linked to prolonged consumption of badly treated water. What would you do? The good news is that you don't have to wait till your health deteriorates before you do something to improve the water that you drink. The simple implementation and application of a good water filter system can eliminate harmful contaminants from your water. The Role and Key Features of Good Water Filters: Water Tank Filter Use and Characteristics How Do Tank Water Filters Work? This type of water filter system ...
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I change tankless filters?

The recommended frequency of change is once a year. Our technicians will help remind you once a year to service your filter.

Do you provide a warranty on your systems?

The warranty we offer for our products are different for different systems, up to a maximum 3 years of warranty coverage.

How much does installation cost?

Typically, we set our prices on-site because installation conditions and selected services can vary greatly from client to client. In and around the New York area, we have north of 2,500 happy clients who can testify that we are the best at what we do. Contact us today and wave all your water safety concerns goodbye.