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Water filtration in Florida
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Our own team in Florida
Florida is where My Pure Filter started and where our team works every day: free in-home water tests, recommendations and professional installation, all done by My Pure Filter.
- Based in Central Florida
- Free in-home water test with a My Pure Filter consultant
- Professional installation by our team
Water in Florida
Mostly groundwater
About 92% of Floridians drink groundwater. [1]
Limestone aquifer
Most of it comes from the Floridan aquifer, a limestone aquifer. [1] [2]
Calcium and magnesium
Hardness is the dissolved calcium and magnesium in water, the cause of limescale. [3]
Disinfected on the way
Utilities add chlorine or chloramine so the water stays protected in the pipes. [4]
Every utility is different. Our free water report reads the official EPA data for your ZIP code in about a minute.
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Whole House
Filters chlorine and softens the water at every tap, for houses.
Reverse Osmosis
A final purification stage at the kitchen, for drinking and cooking.
Shower Filter
The simplest way to start with your shower.
Questions about Florida
Our own team serves homes across Florida from our base in Central Florida. Send us your ZIP code on WhatsApp and we confirm the visit.
It depends on your utility. Most Floridians drink groundwater from a limestone aquifer, and our free water report shows the data for your ZIP code.
About 1h30 to 2 hours for the Whole House, with no construction.
Sources
- U.S. Geological Survey, Water Withdrawals, Use, and Trends in Florida, 2010 (SIR 2014-5088): fresh groundwater provided drinking water for 92 percent of Florida's population; the Floridan aquifer system supplied almost 62 percent of groundwater withdrawals.
- U.S. Geological Survey, Karst Aquifers: Upper Floridan and Biscayne Aquifers: the Floridan is a limestone (karst) aquifer.
- U.S. Geological Survey, Hardness of Water: hardness is the amount of dissolved calcium and magnesium; soft 0–60 mg/L, moderately hard 61–120, hard 121–180, very hard above 180 (as calcium carbonate).
- U.S. EPA, Chloramines in Drinking Water: chloramines are formed by adding ammonia to chlorine and provide longer-lasting disinfection as water moves through pipes; around 113 million people in the U.S. receive chloraminated water.
- U.S. EPA, Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS): public water system records used by our free water report.
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