The Waterdrop Filter X Series-X16 Ensures Clean Water And Peace Of Mind At Home

There are many regulations surrounding tap water in the United States. Treatment plants do a decent job of disinfecting and filtering water, but depending on your location and water source, varying levels of chemicals, minerals, and contaminants may be present. For peace of mind, filtering your tap water is always a good idea. While there are a number of different water filter options, the most comprehensive way to remove chemicals and contaminants is through reverse osmosis (RO) filtration. The award-winning Waterdrop Filter has some of the most reliable RO systems on the market certified by the National Sanitation Foundation, and in conjunction with Amazon's Prime Day Campaign, Waterdrop is offering an incredible 35% discount on the Waterdrop Filter X Series – X16 from July 5-18, 2024. 

Through innovative RO filtration, the Waterdrop X Series removes a wide range of contaminants, including total dissolved solids (TDS), perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS), chlorine, fluoride, arsenic, and lead, all within the comfort of your own home. The Waterdrop X16's industry-leading 1600 GPD (gallons per day) is a hydrating force to be reckoned with. In just two seconds, a 6-ounce glass of water will be filtered, filled, and ready to drink. This efficiency will help save time in the kitchen and eliminate the waste of plastic water bottles once and for all.

The Waterdrop Filter X Series – X16 has a streamlined design that makes both use and installation a breeze. One of its biggest selling points is its tankless RO design. Typical tank RO kitchen systems contain both a tank and a filter, which can be inconvenient since the tank takes up a great deal of space under the sink, only holds a finite amount of water, and can even become a breeding ground for bacteria. The X Series' tankless RO design houses all three filters in one box and is a compact addition to the kitchen.

The system also comes with a smart faucet, and a screen on its surface displays the TDS while monitoring the three filters so you can easily tell when they need to be replaced. These features provide a helpful visual indication of your water's quality. The faucet taps on and off with ease, and it even features a knob that allows users to control the volume of water delivered by the faucet — anything from a few ounces to fill up a small glass to large amounts that can fill a pot for boiling pasta. Not only is the Waterdrop X16 intuitive and easy to use, but its elegant and minimalist visual design is the perfect match for any kitchen space. Thanks to a very clear instruction guide and an innately minimal design, users should have no trouble installing it in their kitchen.

The Waterdrop Filter X Series – X16, utilizes a three-filter system: an activated carbon filter, a presediment and carbon block filter, and an RO membrane filter. Together, these cartridge filters contain a complex 11 stages of precision filtration. You can check out how the system works in this video:

Osmosis is the biological process of water moving from low to high saline concentrations through a semipermeable membrane. Its counterpart, which is responsible for clean drinking water, is RO, or reverse osmosis: The application of high pressure to contaminated (and more concentrated) water pushed through a semipermeable membrane results in purified water. The Waterdrop Filter X16's RO filter is made from 18 intricate layers and contains a reinforced 0.0001 micron RO membrane. A micron is typically used to measure microscopic objects, demonstrating the precise scale at which the RO filter operates. With a 99.99% substance reduction rate, the Waterdrop Filter X Series guarantees none of those microscopic contaminants will enter your drinking water.

Reverse osmosis is such a strong process that it often strips water of its naturally occurring minerals. The Waterdrop Filter X Series combats this by including remineralization technology, which adds mineral crystals back into the water; this replicates the composition of natural spring water and brings the water's pH to 7.5±. This pH is closer to that of the low-acidity alkaline water, meaning consumers can benefit from its microsupplement health benefits as well as its clean taste.

If you want to add RO filtration to your kitchen, the Waterdrop Filter X16 is a sustainable choice. The system purifies water using a 3:1 ratio of purified water to wastewater and saves 1,200% on water resources. This is revolutionary compared to the typical 1.5:1 and 2:1 ratios of less efficient RO filters on the market. The three filters also have long-lasting lifespans that range from six to 24 months, depending on the filter. Customers don't need to dispose of products as frequently, plus they don't need to spend as much money buying new filters. It's a low-maintenance system that the whole family can use, as demonstrated in the following video:

Waterdrop Filter's commitment to the planet doesn't end there. Users can activate an energy-saving mode to cut the system's power usage by 40% (this mode also enables noise reduction). Furthermore, the product comes in PLA+PBAT compostable plastic packaging and is certified carbon-neutral. From its dedication to reducing environmental impact to its innovative tankless design, the Waterdrop Filter X Series is an industry leader among reverse osmosis filtration systems.

Look for the X16 on Waterdrop Filter's official website or Amazon and save 35% when you buy between July 5-18, 2024.