Michigan Water Filtration Company Can Soften and Filter Your Well Water
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COMMERCE, Mich. - Michimich -- Does your home use well water?

The majority of American homes get water from a private well. The advantage of well water is that it's your water. You don't have to pay to use it and you can use as much as you want. It also doesn't have the chlorine and fluoride that's added to city water.

However, while well water is convenient, there are some disadvantages.

It's Unregulated – Did you know it's up to you to evaluate if your well water is safe? Private well water is not regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), meaning it's your duty to check the safety of the water. Potential contaminants include bacteria, minerals, lead, pesticides, fertilizer nitrates, and more. You should professionally test the water for contaminants yearly to ensure it's safe.

It's Usually Hard Water – Well water is groundwater that comes from an aquifer. Rain and runoff seep through the ground and replenish the water supply. While sitting underground, the water can break down minerals in the soil - like calcium and magnesium - adding them to the water supply. Well water usually requires softening and filtration to remove these minerals.

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It Can Damage Your Appliances – The minerals in well water can make it difficult to get dishes or clothes clean, and it can build up into limescale, damaging appliances. Hard water can also leave orange stains in toilets and sinks, and damage light clothing.

It Can Smell – Well water can contain sulfur, which gives off a rotten egg smell, making it less than appetizing for drinking and cooking.

To clean your water for drinking, cooking, and cleaning, you'll need a water filtration system for your entire home.

The ProHome™ Complete Whole House Water Filter System (https://prooneusa.com/product/prohome-complete/) is a 4-stage compact whole house water filter system that removes 220+ contaminants like lead, iron, and calcium. Includes a ProSoft saltless water softener/conditioner. Better smelling, tasting, softer, and cleaner water is one installation away!

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About ProOne Water Filters: Located in Commerce Township, Michigan, ProOne Water Filters was created in 2010 by Steve Steinway with the goal of developing uniquely engineered water filters that remove the most contaminants possible. ProOne filters remove over 220 contaminants, like sediment, lead, fluoride, chlorine, pesticides, and iron. ProOne Water Filters' products include gravity filters, water filter pitchers, countertop and under the counter filters, shower filters, and whole home filters. All filters are tested and certified to NSF standards.
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