5 FAQs About Point-of-Use Water Treatment

With tap water quality consistently in the news, some of your customers may be interested in installing point-of-use treatment systems. Here are some of the inquiries that may come up.

Dec 14, 2016 | by Fran Donegan |

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5 FAQs About Point-of-Use Water Treatment — Many systems consist of multiple filters. While this system from Glacier Bay has its own floor-mounted case, most systems are attached to the side of the cabinet.

The safety of the water coming out of our taps has been in the news a lot lately. As with anything that gets media attention, there is good information, misinformation and just plain bad information. Many homeowners are concerned and confused about their drinking water. Whether you want to develop a business selling and installing water treatment systems, or you just want to be able to provide information to your customers, here's list of questions they might ask.1. How do I know if I need a water treatment system?Find out by consulting the Consumer Confidence Report (CCR), sometimes called the

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