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 Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water Systems for City Water. Great tasting, odor free drinking water at your fingertips. A reverse osmosis water filtration system is a great idea for city water. There are so many chemicals such as chlorine and it's by products in city water that it may have a very bad taste or odor. The city water filtration removes chemicals, carcinogens, pharmaceuticals, fluoride, lead, dissolved solids, chlorine, taste, odors and many other contaminants found in many city water supplies. If you are using a water softener, then you certainly want to use a reverse osmosis drinking water filtration system to remove the unhealthy sodium and salts a water softener leaves behind. 

You have hard water – which is water loaded with calcium and magnesium – you’ll need a water softener to make it more manageable. Water softeners get rid of the calcium and magnesium in hard water and, among other things, ensure that your appliances don’t succumb to limescale build-up, ultimately leading to costly replacement. 

But, in the infamous words of the late Billy Mays, “that’s not all.” Since hard water is, by definition, hard to wash with, your soap won’t lather properly, and this causes all sorts of issues for your health and home. If you have a hard water problem, for instance, you almost certainly also have a dry skin problem. The same soap scum residue that you see on your dishes and silverware is also forming on your skin, clogging your pores just like limescale build-up is clogging your pipes. When you shower or wash your hands, the minerals themselves might also be left on your skin, soaking up the natural oils that keep you looking healthy and vibrant.

In any case, in order to get rid of hard water, you’ll need a water softener.