How much do buy a Reverse Osmosis System? Just $40

Honestly, a standard reverse osmosis system costs anywhere between $150 to $600. This does put a strain on an average family. Want to know the good value RO machine? Then read on!

How does reverse osmosis system machine work?

Reverse osmosis is a continuously operating treatment technology that uses pressure to pass source water through a membrane, thereby separating impurities from the water.

Reverse osmosis (RO) works on the principle of reverse osmosis, the natural tendency of water containing dissolved salts to flow from a lower salt concentration to a higher salt concentration in the membrane. This process can be found everywhere in nature. Plants use it to absorb water and nutrients from the soil. In humans and other animals, the kidneys use osmosis to absorb water from the blood.

Advantages of Reverse Osmosis System Machines

As a water treatment process, reverse osmosis offers several advantages, including:

Total dissolved solids reduction. Reverse osmosis system is a rare water treatment process that reduces TDS. Other treatment methods are often less effective than reverse osmosis.

Cost-effectiveness. Nowadays, reverse osmosis system machines are popular in the market because they are really economical compared to alternative filtration methods. It can treat large volumes of water while maintaining efficiency within a set budget.

Environmentally friendly. Reverse osmosis is relatively environmentally friendly when compared to other treatment methods. It uses less energy than other methods such as thermal distillation because it is not dependent on energy production. Using reverse osmosis can help facilities reduce carbon emissions, protect the environment, and do their part to curb climate change.

Removal of alkalinity and hardness. Reverse osmosis removes calcium and magnesium ions that cause hard water, as well as carbonate ions that cause unwanted alkalinity.

Disadvantages of Reverse Osmosis System Machines

Despite its many advantages, reverse osmosis also has some disadvantages. The following are some considerations to keep in mind when using a reverse osmosis system.

Wastewater problem. Reverse osmosis systems use large amounts of water. Industrial systems tend to handle this better than domestic systems because they can generate the back pressure needed for wastewater recovery. Nonetheless, waste is still a challenge that requires careful consideration.

Mineral removal. Reverse osmosis systems typically target water impurities indiscriminately. Some removal of solids, including minerals such as calcium and magnesium, is beneficial. Treated water may need to be remineralized to avoid corrosion of the piping infrastructure.

YUNDA Reverse Osmosis Systems Machine

5 Stages Filtration. Removing up to 99% of over 1,000 harmful contaminants like chlorine, fluoride, lead, arsenic, asbestos, calcium, sodium, and much more.

Custom sixth-stage cartridges are available. To keep your body healthy, YUNDA offers a sixth-stage cartridge that adds beneficial minerals to the water.

Booster Pump. Equipped with an electric booster pump enables standard RO performance regardless of pressure variations, delivering higher throughput with less wastewater in comparison to pumpless models.

Long Filter Lifetime, save your pocket. PP filter, granular activated carbon, carbon block filter 3 to 6 months, and post-carbon filter 6 to 12 months. RO filter 2 to 3 year lifetime.

Easy To Install, no Leaks. The water purifier is designed for do-it-yourself installation and all necessary parts for installation are included.

In order to let more people experience the benefits of using RO machines, the YUNDA brand is offering each RO machine for only $49. If you are still on the fence, please feel free to ask us for more information.