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Most of your water in Cincinnati comes from the Ohio River and the Great Miami Aquifer. Your county tests it before it goes to one of the two main plants. The county’s intake system processes the water to remove solids, but it also adds settling aids, chemicals, and minerals. Installing a home water treatment system ensures you know what’s in the water your family drinks. 

Health Benefits of Water Treatment Systems

Water treatment systems improve the smell and taste of your water by removing dirt, rust, lead, copper, and chlorine. They even remove nitrates, radium, and arsenic. These chemicals improve the taste, but they can also be health risks for your family. Many municipalities with older sewer systems contain some lead in their water. Lead can cause flu-like symptoms, and if it builds up in your system, it can lead to prenatal issues and developmental disabilities. 

Other Benefits to Your Home 

water treatment systemsYou’ve probably heard of “hard water” and “soft water.” If water is hard, it means it has lots of minerals. Having calcium-heavy water can make it harder to get soap to lather or cause soap scum to build up faster in the shower. 

A water treatment system can effectively remove these minerals, and you’ll notice the difference immediately in your dishwasher or washing machine. Soft water reduces overall wear and tear on your home appliances and plumbing. A recent study showed that washers and washing machines run with treated water lasted almost 240 more cycles than machines running with hard water.  You’ll also save money on bottled water. Bottles can cost about 2,000 times the amount you would spend on treated tap water. 

 

Tarvin Plumbing in Cincinnati, OH, has over 110 years of experience helping the area’s residents improve water quality. From installing water treatment systems to a wide variety of plumbing repairs, their knowledgeable plumbers have got you covered. They confidently endorse part and labor quality with a 1-year warranty. Call (513) 321-5726, or visit them online today for more information. 

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