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Consumers receiving municipal drinking water may notice changes over time in the water’s appearance and taste unrelated to disinfectants. There are ways municipal drinking water can be improved beyond the convenience of tap delivery. One of the most common ways to improve municipal drinking water is to add a filter to reduce chlorine taste and odor, which may be in the supply as a result of municipal treatment processes. People with a refined sense of taste and smell are often the first to notice the odor of a disinfectant; others who come into contact with the water may notice a difference in how a municipally supplied water source may feel on their skin or may interact with their hair coloring.

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We offer several taste, sediment and odor reducing filters and filtration systems, such as faucet-mounted units, as well as undersink and showerhead filtration systems.