The purest water from your tap
Reverse osmosis
A reverse osmosis system removes almost everything from the water that is not water. Whether it is worth it for you depends on your tap water, your consumption and your standards.

Technology
How a reverse osmosis system works: membrane, pressure, waste water
Reverse osmosis forces water through a membrane that lets almost only water molecules pass.

Costs
Is a reverse osmosis system worth it? Cost per litre calculated honestly
Purchase, filters, membrane, waste water, electricity: what a litre of reverse osmosis water really costs, compared with bottled water and tap water, and for whom the system pays off..

Minerals
Reverse osmosis water and minerals: empty, healthy, remineralised?
Reverse osmosis water is almost mineral-free.

Designs
Under-sink, countertop or direct flow: which reverse osmosis system suits you
Three designs for three kitchens: the classic tank system in the cupboard, the countertop unit with no installation and the direct-flow system with no tank.

Maintenance
Filter changes and maintenance: so the system does not become a problem
A reverse osmosis system is only as good as its upkeep.
Advice
Is a reverse osmosis system right for your kitchen?
Space, consumption, tap water, budget: send us the key facts and we will tell you whether a tank, countertop or direct flow system makes sense, or whether you are better off sticking with the tap.
