Sarah had a reverse osmosis system put in and passed this along. It takes the nitrate out and the water actually tastes good again.
Two reasons, and the free test tells you where you stand on both.
It climbs every spring, a pitcher filter removes close to none of it, and long-term exposure has been linked to health risks in Iowa research. Reverse osmosis takes out 99%+ of it.
The chlorine that keeps city water safe on the way to your house is what you taste in it. Once that is gone, people stop buying bottled water, the coffee changes, and the ice stops smelling like the freezer.
Also removed: lead picked up in your own plumbing after the city tested it, and PFAS, the "forever chemicals" that most filters leave behind.
About 20 minutes. Tate tests your tap, tells you what is in it, and your $40 is already on the account if you want a system.
Prime Flow Filtration, Des Moines IA. The $40 comes off your total, one per household, and the water test is free either way.
Questions before you book? Text 515-585-9436.
primeflowfiltration.com