Why You Should Have a Water Purification System
Chemicals in your water after treatment
Chemicals in your water after treatment
Chemicals in your water after treatment
Your water is treated with dangerous chemicals such as chlorine, fluoride, chloramines etc before coming out of your tap. Your water also travels through pipes that are many years old and consisting of highly volatile materials including asbestos and lead. A water purification system removes or reduces these nasty chemicals and compounds to ensure safe drinking and showering water.
Water Purification Systems
Chemicals in your water after treatment
Chemicals in your water after treatment
We offer a wide range of water treatment products, including reverse osmosis systems to reduce fluoride, heavy metals, bacteria, PFAS and chlorine. Whole-house filtration systems will remove most chemicals but not fluoride and PFAS. All of our products are made with the highest quality materials and are designed to be efficient, effective, and environmentally friendly.
Custom Solutions
Chemicals in your water after treatment
Custom Solutions
At Rainbow Water Purification Systems, we understand that every customer has unique needs and requirements. That's why we offer custom water treatment solutions that are tailored to the specific needs of each customer. We take the time to understand our customers' needs and design solutions that meet their requirements. Give us a call on
At Rainbow Water Purification Systems, we understand that every customer has unique needs and requirements. That's why we offer custom water treatment solutions that are tailored to the specific needs of each customer. We take the time to understand our customers' needs and design solutions that meet their requirements. Give us a call on 1800 993 939 or email to info@rainbowwaterpurificationsystems.com
We sell pure water systems to remove fluoride.
Reverse Osmosis is the most effective way to remove fluoride
While fluoride is beneficial for dental health, excessive exposure can lead to health problems like dental and skeletal fluorosis, as well as potential neurological concerns. Here's a more detailed explanation:
- Dental Fluorosis:Excessive fluoride intake, especially during tooth development, can cause dental fluorosis, resulting in discoloration, pitting, and even damage to tooth enamel.
- Skeletal Fluorosis:Long-term exposure to high levels of fluoride can lead to skeletal fluorosis, causing bone hardening, increased risk of fractures, and reduced mobility.
- Neurological Concerns:Some studies suggest a link between fluoride exposure and potential neurological effects, including cognitive impairment and reduced learning capacity.
- Other Potential Issues:While research is ongoing, some studies suggest potential links between fluoride and other health issues, such as thyroid dysfunction and increased risk of certain cancers.
- Fluoride as a Neurotoxin:Some sources describe fluoride as a neurotoxin, a substance that can harm nerve tissue, and suggest that it can cross the blood-brain barrier and accumulate in the brain, potentially leading to neurotoxic effects.
- Fluoride's Role in Dental Health:While fluoride is known for its role in preventing tooth decay, it's important to note that excessive intake can outweigh the benefits, leading to the aforementioned health problems.
Long-term fluoride use concerns and facts