Drinking Water Systems

The first thing to consider is what type of home you live in, such as a house, condo, or apartment, and whether you own or rent your home. This question matters because, if you rent, you may have certain restrictions in your lease when it comes to the installation of a water filtration device.

Many leases will not allow you to make modifications to the plumbing in your home. This means filtration systems that go under your sink or whole-home systems that go near your water heater may not be viable options in your case. A filter that attaches to your sink faucet, showerhead, or other fixtures, on the other hand, shouldn't count as a modification to your plumbing.

If you own your home, then you don't have to worry about restrictions with modifying your plumbing. You are free to choose any type of filtration system you want for your home. Still, you may have other logistical limitations to consider. For example, you may not have enough room under your sink for a filtration system to be installed.

No matter the type of home you live in, whether you rent or own it, and what sort of space you have to work with, you can find a great water filtration solution to meet your needs. Multipure's systems come in a variety of configurations to accommodate your situation. Plus, they are compact and can fit in nearly any space.

It isn't just your home itself that you should consider but also where your home is located. The area where you live can play a major role in determining your water filtration needs. This is because different areas get their water from different sources, and these water supplies all have their own inherent pollution issues.

To find out what contaminants are common in your area, ask your local provider for information. While this can be helpful, testing your water is the best way to find out which contaminants are present in your water supply. You can do this at home, or you can send a sample of your water off to be tested by a certified laboratory.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) divides water contaminants into four categories — physical, chemical, biological, and radiological. An example of a physical contaminant that may make its way into your water is sediment. Chemical contaminants can be naturally occurring in your area or can be man-made from things like pesticides, industrial pollutants and medications. Biological contaminants include viruses, bacteria, and other microbes. Radiological contaminants can occur naturally wherever there are uranium and radium deposits, and they can also be produced from man-made nuclear reactions.

While some contaminants may be relatively harmless, others can be hazardous to your health, especially in large concentrations. It's important to know which categories of contaminants you need to protect yourself from in your area and then use this information to help you find a water filter that will do the job. For instance, many filters will not take out biological contaminants, so if those are a concern in your area, you'll want to select a filter that can handle removing these tiny microbes.

As with any purchase, budget is also a concern. The cost of drinking water filters can vary dramatically. It's helpful to do a little research to see what sort of filter you may need and then consider differences in price from option to option. If you can afford to pay more, then you may want to opt for a whole home system. If you're working within a tight budget, then a smaller filter for your kitchen may be the best option.

It's important to note that, while drinking water filtering systems can be costly, they are an investment. This means you're not just throwing your money away. Instead, you'll enjoy a return on your investment for months and years to come. In this case, that return is cleaner, healthier water and the likely health benefits derived from that water. However, you may also enjoy a financial return on your investment.

If you don't feel comfortable drinking your tap water now, then how are you getting your drinking water? According to the nonprofit The Water Project, Americans spend an average of over $100 on bottled water per person every year. That means a family of four could easily spend over $400 in a single year on bottled water. To put it in perspective, that's more than the cost of a Multipure Aquaversa filter system. If this describes you, then you could actually save money by investing in a drinking water filter.

The Aqualuxe offers the best in modern drinking water filtration. It is the only filtration system in this line to feature the PureBlock™ solid carbon block filter. This filter goes beyond the already-impressive capabilities of our other solid carbon block filters to dramatically reduce the presence of biological contaminants in your water. It is certified for NSF/ANSI standards concerning aesthetics, health, emerging compounds, bacteria, and viruses.

As we opt for thermostats, security systems and more that use technology to integrate with our lives, why not select a water filter that can do the same? With features like a quick-change filter, QuickSecure plumbing attachments and adapters, a leak detector, FilterSync technology, and next-gen WiFi monitoring, the Aqualuxe embraces all the advantages of modern technology. The Aqualuxe doesn't just filter water effectively — it filters it conveniently. It's easy to install and maintain, so you can enjoy fresh, filtered water with ease.

The Aqualuxe can be installed either under your sink or on your countertop. When you see the sleek, modern aesthetic of this filter, you'll likely want to install it where it can be seen. The Aqualuxe was designed to be a beautiful piece of art in addition to being a cutting-edge piece of filtration technology. This impressive drinking water system blends both function and form to be the modern kitchen accessory your home needs.

The Aquaperform Drinking Water System features our signature solid carbon block filter technology to reduce the presence of contaminants of both aesthetic and health concern and is NSF-certified for both types of contaminants. It is also equipped with arsenic-adsorptive media, which gives the Aquaperform the special ability to take on deadly Arsenic V, a toxin sometimes found in water that is detrimental to human health.

The Aquaperform is housed in a sleek, stainless-steel housing and is available in a variety of configurations. You can install the filter on your sink faucet using either a dual-hose diverter valve or a single-hose diverter valve. Or, you can install it below your sink. If you opt for the below-the-sink option, you can also elect to equip your Aquaperform with a capacity monitor kit which records the amount of water your Aquaperform processes and takes all the guesswork out of knowing when to change the filter.

If you want a drinking water system that offers superior performance and convenience, consider the Aquaperform. This system is perfect for anyone concerned about the presence of Arsenic V and many other contaminants in their water.

The Aquaversa is an excellent mid-range option that is popular with Multipure customers. It uses our trusted solid carbon block filter technology to meet the NSF standards for contaminants of aesthetic concern, health concern, and emerging contaminants or incidental compounds. With a 750-gallon-capacity filter, the Aquaversa is the heavy-duty filter you need to provide your family with clean, filtered drinking water.

The Aquaversa is stainless steel, making it a seamless extension of your kitchen sink faucet. You can also install this system under your sink. A below-the-sink configuration allows for the option of a capacity monitor kit. This kit lets you know how much water your system has filtered and reminds you when it's time to change the filter.

The Aquaversa offers impressive filtering capacity and versatility, making it an excellent option to consider for your home. It's also an affordable option for most families, especially if you're currently used to spending money on bottled water. With the Aquaversa, you can enjoy water that tastes pure, is better for your health and is a great value.

The Aquadome is NSF-certified to treat contaminants of aesthetic concern, health concern, and emerging contaminants or incidental compounds. Its impressive filtering capabilities are due to its 750-gallon-capacity solid carbon block filter.

The Aquadome is a countertop-only system that easily connects to your sink faucet with the help of a dual-hose diverter valve. This valve allows you to choose whether you want to dispense filtered or unfiltered water. The Aquadome's design give it an understated aesthetic that fits well into any kitchen design.

The Aquadome is one of our most popular products here at Multipure. This countertop drinking water filter is exceptionally affordable, making it a good choice for individuals and families who want to enjoy cleaner water but are working within a tight budget. With the Aquadome, you can be confident that you, your family, and even your pets are getting the quality water they deserve.

The Aquamini is a countertop drinking water filter that minimizes contaminants in your water, leaving it tasting and smelling cleaner. As the name suggests, the Aquamini is extremely compact. It sits on the counter next to your sink, only taking up about as much room as a drinking glass, and connects to your faucet.

Since the Aquamini has a 250-gallon-capacity filter, it's an excellent choice for individuals or couples on the go. Whether you're a student who needs a filter for your dorm sink or a traveler who wants to filter your hotel tap water, the Aquamini is the perfect filter to bring along.

The Aquamini is also the most affordable drinking water filter Multipure offers, so you don't have to worry about breaking the bank to maintain healthy drinking water when you're away from home.