With increasing water pollution, to drink potable water directly is not safe as it contains too many impurities. Therefore, water filter system has become an essential commodity for every home, office, hotel, mall, hospital and other places where there is need of potable water.

Everyone wants drinking water that not only looks clean but tastes and smells as it should. In your well water, there may be numerous contaminants that cause the water to taste bad and be undrinkable. Clean pure water free of all pollutants is not only needed for drinking but also for a bathing, showering and cooking. A whole House Water Filter addresses the water issues and gives homeowners safe, clean and pure well water.

Home water filters are experiencing popularity like never before due to our polluted water systems. It's important to know that not all home water filters are the same. By the time you finish reading this article, you will know how to select a great home water filter for a fantastic price. We will also answer a question that many people ask "How Do under bench Water Filters Work"?

The May 2017 released Govt inquiry has confirmed that the water supplied to residents was NOT TREATED.

Worse is that Councils are allowed to put in temporary treatment for outbreaks then remove that treatment, when they think the coast is clear.

Therefore we can assume that Councils are LEGALLY ALLOWED to supply FOOD (water) that is not 'treated'.

Conclusion is that you are taking a risk if you are relying on others for 'everything being right, all of the time'.

Between 1984 and 2013 there were 84 outbreaks.

Here is a list of recent 'significant event' Boil Water Notices in NZ.

The Health (Drinking Water) Amendment Act 2007 (an amendment to the Health Act 1956) came into force on 1 July 2008. This requires Councils to monitor drinking water and to take all practicable steps to comply with the Drinking Water Standards (DWS) as well as to implement risk management plans.

Apr 17 Christchurch / high ecoli / aquifer

Apr 17 Edgecombe / Cyclone Debbie / stop bank

Feb 17 Levin / too much rain / overloaded treatment plant

Nov 16 Hurunui / Kaikoura Earthquake

Aug16 Havelock North / campylobacter / sheep faeces / aquifer

Boil water notices in the Bay of Plenty

Updates following flooding due to Ex-Cyclone Debbie

Don't drink Levin's water: Heavy rain contaminates Horowhenua district's drinking water