That dry itchy feeling you get when you hop out of your shower, that’s from hard water. The soap residue on your sink fixtures and bathtub basins, that’s from hard water. Fading of clothes in the laundry, and spotted dishes from the dishwasher, are all from hard water. Hard water is a problem in over 85% of the United States. Water is considered “hard” when there is a high concentration of dissolved minerals. Of all these minerals, the most prevalent are calcium and magnesium. While hard water doesn’t pose any serious health threat, it does pose the problem of destroying pipes as well as making all processes involving water more difficult than they need to be. In fact, the good thing about hard water is that when it is very hard, it can help contribute to the daily doses of calcium and magnesium.

To combat hard water, there are two machines that can help. One is a water softener and the other is reverse osmosis. A water softener replaces the calcium and magnesium with salt, making the water less harsh. There are several problems with water softeners. One is that water softeners cause a high dose of sodium to be put in one’s diet. This is dangerous because having too much sodium can cause water retention, which is what happens when your body isn’t getting enough water. High sodium is also dangerous to those with heart and other health issues. Another problem is that the sodium is harmful to the environment when it is flushed down the drain. The other option is to use reverse osmosis. Reverse osmosis is when a lot of pressure is externally applied to a solution in order to force it, by pressure, to separate out the heavy minerals, leaving pure water. While water from reverse osmosis is great for pipes and the environment, those doses of beneficial minerals you were getting with hard water also disappear. The problem with reverse osmosis is you get rid of all the chemicals and minerals. There’s no way for you to separate out the good from the bad in order to keep the good things in your water.

One way to help solve all of these problems is by adding the good minerals back into the purified water provided by reverse osmosis. The Ionlife Reverse Osmosis System with re-mineralizer does exactly this. In addition, this system also has a solution to the problem of how much water is received through reverse osmosis. Reverse osmosis machines can only change so much water at a time, and without anywhere to put it, you are forced to wait for the machine to work and transfer the finished water someplace else so the machine can continue transforming water. With the Ionlife Reverse Osmosis System, there is a 6 gallon storage tank. The great thing about this storage tank is that the machine works until the storage is full. When you remove water from the tank, the machine automatically starts making more water to refill the storage tank. This makes it easy to constantly have access to pure water, without the waiting and maintenance. Once the reverse osmosis occurs, the water goes through a process of re-mineralization. The re-mineralizer adds all those good minerals back into the water, allowing you to get the best water for health. You start with hard water, transform it to pure water, and then transform that into alkaline water, high in healthy mineral content with a base pH that helps your body function better. Water from the Ionlife Reverse Osmosis System doesn’t get any better. It provides the best of both worlds in water transformation.