Water filters have increasingly become an issue in East Grinstead.

Over the last decade in particular it has become more known that all kinds of chemicals and pollutants can find their way into the water supply. A hundred years ago it wasn’t so much an issue. Although the industrial revolution had already happened, the world could hardly be described as chemical at that time. Nowadays highly polluted industrial zones in places like China can affect the quality of air and water thousands of miles away.

 Water is cyclical and in a world where the topic of pollution is so prominent, so the question begs, “What can you do about it? Is a water filter needed in your home in East Grinstead and if so, what kind of water filter is best?”

Water companies will admit that water in urban zones like central London has probably been through someone’s body about 15 times. The Drinking Water Inspectorate has made public that traces of hormones (from contraceptive pills and other drugs) and also cancer and psychiatric drugs have been found in the water supply. They admit that they do their level best given the economic resources available but to be fair only a small percentage of household water is used for drinking anyway. So normally they have no issue with the idea of a water filter being attached to the mains supply.

Water filters come in all shapes and sizes and prices. Some water filters focus on one type of technology such as just filtering the water, while other water filters are concerned with restoring an energy structure to the water or vitalising it with oxygen.

The simplest way to evaluate what is the best kind of water is to take nature as your model. A water filter such as a reverse osmosis system will provide you with pure water but then it is completely empty and dead. A mountain spring would be pure, lightly mineralised and full  of energy and oxygen.

So why not get a water filter that gives you the same qualities? If you could get a system in East Grinstead that could give you all these qualities in a natural way, would that be of interest to you?

 

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To call this system just a “water filter” would not be doing it justice. Such a “water filter” should be called a water purification and enhancement system.