eSpring UV water purifier

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I don’t usually blog about products or goods but this one I need too. We have lived in The Oranges for over 10 years now. Early on, we noticed we did not like the taste of the tap water. Consequently, we invested in a water purifier system and that did not work for us. The tap water still had a taste we did not like.

We therefore decided to buy drinking water but still used the tap water to cook and wash. Recently, we had a water demo done for us and we got a whole lot of information. We realized that the failure of the prior purification system may have been due to pharmaceutical impurities in our tap water. You can see what other impurities are in your tap water by clicking on this link and enter your zip code; https://www.ewg.org/tapwater/

We got introduced to the eSpring UV water purifier system. We bought an under the counter unit that I happily installed (am handy- LOL) The installation was a DIY project I had to buy a 3 way pipe adapter from Home Depot. Being a scientist by education, I tested the system by having our youngest daughter do a taste test. I served her two cups of water, one, straight from the tap, the other, from the eSpring purifier system. Her reaction was priceless. The city tap water she immediately frowned upon sipping it and gave me a dreaded look, and the water through the eSpring unit, she drank the entire cup.

Yes! The eSpring water purifier is phenomenal (click on the image to learn more). An added benefit, we have now also reduced our carbon footprint. We do not have as much plastic to recycle anymore, that’s 10000 plastic water bottles less in the dump every year! More so, we freely enjoy a cup of drinking water by heading to the kitchen sink and just turning the eSpring faucet on! 

Now over to you…with all the recent news of lead in drinking water for some towns, what are you doing to take control of the situation in your tap water? We cannot always rely on the Government to do everything, we too need to take action to protect our health and safety!