Aquios®

Aquios® offer the salt free water softener and filtration systems to provide an effective, salt-free and eco-friendly solution for hard water. Shop with us today!

To remove the iron scale, limescale, and other hard water substances from water, Buy a salt free softener from Aquios that can prevent you from the hazardous diseases.

If you are looking for water conditioning system then the Aquios is the right place to choose. Our products will provide your family and your business with years of reliable performance.

Chloramines, which are disinfectant compounds made from the combination of chlorine and ammonia, are being used more and more by water utilities across the country. Many water utilities across the country are moving toward a total conversion from chlorine to chloramines in the next year. Chloramines are preferred because they last longer in the water, making them more effective at eliminating biological and organic contaminants, but that leaves an important question for the consumer; how can one remove chloramines from the water we drink and bathe in? One option available for reduction of chloramines is something that many people already use. Activated carbon is a very common substance used to filter water at both the point-of-use (faucet-mount carbon filters or pitcher filters), and the whole house water filtration systems . Under normal applications, activated carbon would have been considered effective for filtering water, since chlorine has been the primary disinfectant of choi...

With an Aquios salt free water softener filters cartridges , your water will taste better, feel much improved and permit you to appreciate the advantages of delicate, solid, adapted water.

Our water softener filter system and salt-free water systems are compact, manufactured with a unique in-head valve design, include brass insert fittings. Buy now!

VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) – What Are They? VOCs as defined by Wikipedia are organic chemicals that have a high vapor pressure at ordinary room temperature. An excellent example of this is formaldehyde, which evaporates from paint. They also include vapors/gases released from a variety of common products such as adhesive, air fresheners, dry cleaning fluids, solvents and pesticides. Unfortunately, drinking water may contain contaminants that are classified as VOCs. Due to the fact that it would be costly to test for every potential chemical that would be classified as a VOC, the EPA regulates a subset of chemicals that are considered typical contaminants of a water supply.   For those on municipal water systems, you should receive an annual water quality report.   In this report, it will outline the maximum contaminant level (MCL) for those common chemicals.   This will provide you with the information about your water quality and where it ranks amongst the EPA g...