Florida homeowners often assume their tap water is safe. But between aging infrastructure, agricultural runoff, and inconsistent water treatment, it’s no surprise that many families are turning to reverse osmosis for added peace of mind.
Florida water isn't always the cleanest or safest, whether you're on city supply or private well. Still, many homeowners delay getting a filtration system because of common misconceptions about reverse osmosis (RO). At All Around Water Services, we hear these myths all the time—and it's time to set the record straight.
What’s really in your drinking water? If you’re relying on city water—or even a well—you could be exposing your family to chlorine, lead, pesticides, or worse.
In today’s world, what’s in your water matters more than ever. From chlorine and sediment to potential contaminants, the water coming out of your faucet isn’t always as clean—or safe—as it should be. And bottled water? Expensive, wasteful, and still not always the best.
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