Description

As said above RO stands for Reverse Osmosis, which is a process of purifying the water. The Reverse Osmosis, that is to say, the RO method of water purification uses the polymeric membrane, which is also called a semipermeable membrane, which allows some of the molecules or the ion to pass through the Osmosis.

What does reverse osmosis remove? Reverse osmosis water system filters out chlorine, salt, PFAS, and dissolved solids like arsenic and fluoride through the RO membrane. Additionally, these systems have sediment and carbon filters that enhance purification capabilities.