DS Services of America

Your tap water travels a long way from municipal treatment plants before reaching your home. And although tap water is generally very safe, depending on where you live, it may contain contaminants such as sediment, lead, rust and biofilm. Filtration provides safer, purer water by removing and reducing these types of contaminants, giving you peace of mind and ensuring that you're drinking clean, great-tasting, high-quality water with every pour. In fact, drinking clean water is so important to proper hydration that Harvard Medical School suggests drinking two to three cups of water an hour, or more if you're sweating heavily.1 Drinking plenty of water can prevent dehydration, help regulate your temperature, cushion your joints and flush your body of wastes.2. Our country's public water supply is among the safest in the world3, but your local tap water may contain undesirable elements, such as naturally occurring chemicals, minerals, organic and inorganic matter. Water filtration improves the quality of water coming from your existing water supply, ensuring that you are getting fresh, clean, great-tasting water with every pour. Activated carbon systems force water through a carbon filter that captures and reduces contaminants, such as chlorine and common sediments that affect water taste and odor. Enjoying great-tasting bottled water is a staple in our everyday lives, but getting it to our homes and offices can be a hassle.