Sunshine City

Benefits of filtered water

  • Written by Water People

We’re fortunate in Australia to have access to clean, safe drinking water because after all, water is one of life’s essentials. Before the water comes through your tap, it’s been through a rigorous cleansing process to make sure it’s clean and safe to drink. However, there are huge benefits to adding one more filter to it once it gets to your home:

  1. It tastes better
    Have you ever filled up your glass from the tap, put it to your mouth and got the taste of chlorine? There’s no chance of that with a good water filtration system as it removes chlorine, chemicals, pesticides, heavy metals and bacterial contaminants.

  1. Better for your pocket and better for the environment
    With a good water filter at home, there’s no need to spend your money on expensive and environmentally damaging plastic water bottles.

  1. Better for your health
    By removing chlorine and the byproducts such as Trihalomethanes (THMs) from the water, adding a water filter to your home can greatly reduce the risk of certain cancers including: rectal cancer, colon cancer and bladder cancer.

  1. Better for your cooking
    A water filter not only provides clean, healthy water for drinking but also for cooking and all at the same convenience of tap water.

  1. Reduces the risk of nasty germs
    By removing e-coli, cryptosporidium and giardia from your drinking water, you’re reducing the risk of contracting a gastrointestinal disease by more than 80 per cent.

  1. Reduces the exposure to heavy metals
    Although only small concentrations, heavy metals such as lead, mercury and nickel can be found in the water supply. A water filter can remove these, increasing the purity of the water you drink.

  1. Better for your immune system
    Water is a natural immune booster, so making sure it’s clean and pure is so important. Water helps to carry oxygen around your body so it can function properly. It also helps to prevent toxins from building up and impacting your immune system.

  1. Better for your tea
    If you love a good cup of tea you may find yourself put out when it doesn’t taste right. The good news is, you don’t have to drink a bad drop at home as filtered water can dramatically increase the flavour of tea. The reason for this could be something to do with the PH levels and reduction of heavy metals in in filtered water.

  1. Better for your Ph levels
    The Ph levels of tap water can vary from area to area which means the acidity levels can vary. Some filters have the capability to reduce this Ph level, and therefore the chance of water-related acidity.

  1. Better for your skin

We know that keeping hydrated is important in quest for properly hydrated skin. When you’re enjoying the water you’re drinking, there’s more chance of you drinking it. And the more water you drink, the better the health of your skin will be.

Real Estate Agents vs. Realtors: What's the Difference?

You're looking to buy a home and you've decided that it's time to hire professional help. Whether you're a first-timer or a repeat buyer, the decision whether to go with a real estate agent or a realtor can be pretty confusing. Let's take a closer look at the difference between agents and those ...

7 Ways Technology Is Changing Pool Maintenance

As time goes on, technology advances as well. New inventions are created every single day to cope with the needs of the people. This is especially true in pool maintenance which is very beneficial to pool owners all around the world. In this article, we’ll list down the ways technology is chan...

How To Choose The Right Robotic Pool Cleaner

Several inventions today make swimming pool cleaning and maintenance a breeze. One of them is a robotic swimming pool cleaner. This may be a costly investment, but it pays off in due course. Well, that’s because it gets the job done quickly and efficiently. If you are planning to buy one, you ...

Experience A Seachange with your New Business in Australia

Business owners often dream of what it would be like to have a change in life. At Bsale, the team are receiving thousands of enquiries from buyers looking to relocate, especially in the wake of COVID lockdown restrictions. Perhaps they are tired of the big city and want to move to a coastal tow...

SunEnergy breaks into WA solar market

SunEnergy has expanded their company services into the Western Australian market following strong growth during 2020/21 and predicted future growth for the solar industry in Australia.  Director of Operations for SunEnergy Mrs Chantha Lake said, “the solar industry is forecast for continued ...

Sunny skies leaving Aussies in the dark

Abundant sunshine and high energy prices have made solar a popular choice in Australia. As of 31 Oct 2020, more than 2.5 million rooftop solar power systems had been installed across the country1. However, according to the Clean Energy Regulator (CER), around one in five (18%) solar systems ar...

Why You Should Be Using Solar Energy

We’ve known for a while now that renewable sources of energy are the future. We’ve been learning about them in schools, and listening to interviews with experts on how and why they’re better than the fuels we’re using now. But most of these often have complicated terms, which is why we...

Appeals process needed in Solar Retailer Code

The ACCC is proposing to require inclusion of an appeals process in granting re-authorisation to the Clean Energy Council’s Solar Retailer Code of Conduct. The Solar Code sets minimum standards for retailers selling solar photovoltaic (solar PV) systems to consumers. To be an approved...

Battery World franchisees empower community during pandemic

Australia’s leading battery retailer, Battery World, has powered through the COVID-19 pandemic, with franchisees recognising their pivotal role in delivering essential products and services to communities, keeping them recharged and safe on the road, in the office and at home.  Battery W...