Osmosys Water Blog

Bottled water cost is astounding when you think of how much you’re paying for production and distribution compared to the water itself.

You may not recognise the name PFAS, short for poly and perfluoroalkyl substances, but you likely come into contact with it regularly, maybe multiple times a day. You might even consume it.

1 million water bottles are purchased worldwide every minute. Why is that when most people have easy access to tap water?
In this article, we will explore the pros and cons of bottled water vs filtered water so you can make an informed decision about what type of water you would like to drink.

There is a growing concern about the occurrence of pharmaceuticals in drinking water. Pharmaceuticals get into the water supply via human excretion and by drugs being flushed down the toilet. You might think wastewater treatment plants would take care of the situation, but pharmaceuticals can pass through.

Staying hydrated is extremely important to maintain your bodily functions and overall health. Here’s how your skin benefits from drinking water.

Ozone is a powerful oxidising agent which, when dissolved in water, produces a broad spectrum biocide that destroys all bacteria, viruses and cysts. Ozone water treatment has been used commercially for the treatment of potable water since 1904.

Reverse osmosis and ultrafiltration are two of the most powerful and effective water filtration systems on the market. Though both RO and ultrafiltration possess remarkable filtration properties, the systems do have key differences. From mineral retention to ease of installation and cost of maintenance, each system has unique advantages and disadvantages. We break down the main differences between the two.

Are bioplastics good for the planet? What is the difference between biodegradable and compostable plastics? What is left when bioplastic breaks down?
In this blog we will attempt to reveal the true nature of bioplastics and explain why not all bioplastics are created equally.

The history of bottled water consumption is the story of us getting dependent on single use plastic. The negative impact of our behaviour is becoming more and more obvious and the urge for change is inevitable.

Filtering water by reverse osmosis effectively eliminates dangerous contaminants and delivers fresh, pure drinking water. So why is it that there is so much negativity about it in the public eye?

Do we need minerals in our potable water?

TDS and PH tell us a lot about the water we drink, they are indicators for what we find in our water beside pure H2O and even give us a hint of the waters taste.

Do you need a water purifier for healthy drinking water?

In general tap water in Europe is highly regulated and therefore safe to drink. But there are a few things you should know about those regulations and the contamination we can find in our water.

The Water Filter Family

You can find a wide variety of water filters on the market and each one of them filters water in its specific way and with its individual limitations. The following blog gives you an overview of the most common members of this family and explains you how they work.

Do you need a water purifier for healthy drinking water?

Tap water that comes from the public water supplier is highly regulated and therefore generally safe to drink in Europe. But what about the tap water that comes out of your faucet? Should we worry about it.

Yes, you can drink the tap water in the Barcelona but how good is it really for your health? Many locals and visitors typically comment:

“Have you tasted and smelled it?”