Wednesday, November 15, 2023

What to Look for When Shopping for a PFAS Water Filter

Are you concerned about the quality of your tap water? 

Shopping around for a high-quality water filter? 

If you’re considering purchasing a new water filter, there are a few different things you should consider before pulling the trigger:


  • PFAS Water Filter
    PFAS Removal 
  • Filtration Technology 
  • Flow Rate 
  • Filter Lifespan 


Learn more about how to evaluate a PFAS water filters performance! 


ProOne Water Filters Reduce PFAS 

Struggling to find a tested filter?

The ProOne PFAS water filters are tested to various NSF/ANSI standards. 

ProOne Water Filters pressure systems, which include whole home, countertop, and under the counter water filters can help reduce PFAS by up to 99.9% depending on the system and the 

chemistry of your source water. 


To purchase quality water filters, shop ProOne today!


Wednesday, November 1, 2023

Evaluating Your PFAS Water Filter Performance

Do you already own a PFAS water filter?

Looking for an upgrade?

There’s a lot to consider when evaluating a PFAS water filter, but a couple things should be non-negotiable.


PFAS Removal /Reduction

The first thing to check is whether the water filter has been independently tested for PFAS removal. Look for lab reports from organizations like NSF International,  Water Quality Association (WQA) or even IAPMO or its affiliates to show the effectiveness in PFAS reduction.


Filter Lifespan

Understand the filter's lifespan or capacity. Filters have a limited capacity to remove contaminants, and their effectiveness diminishes over time. Look for filters that are easy to replace and reasonably priced.


Learn more about what to look for when shopping for a quality water filter! 


ProOne Sells Quality Water Filters That Reduce PFAS! 

The ProOne G2.0 gravity filters are NSF International component certified to NSF/ANSI-42 standard.   

ProOne Water Filters pressure systems, which include whole home, countertop, and under-the-counter water filters can help reduce PFAS by up to 99.9% depending on the system. 


To purchase quality water filters, shop ProOne today!

PFAS Water Filter


Sunday, October 15, 2023

What Contaminants Can Affect Water's Taste?

Does your water taste off?

A woman drinking a glass of water | Gravity water filters

Do you think contaminants are to blame?

Common contaminants that affect water’s taste include:

Pesticides – Used to kill insects and other pests to promote agriculture, pesticides can give water a chemical taste. Pesticides can enter your water through runoff or can seep into the water supply directly if used near your well.

Calcium, Potassium, Magnesium – These minerals are known as the “good minerals” because they’re minerals humans need. In large amounts, they can provide a metallic or soapy taste.

Chlorine and Other Disinfectants – Chlorine is a gas used to disinfect and kill bacteria and can be used to disinfect water. Chlorinating city water is common. Chlorine or other disinfectants can make your water smell or taste like a swimming pool.

Learn about other contaminants on our website!

Remove 220+ Contaminants with a Gravity Water Filter

The ProOne Big+ Gravity Water Filter can remove up to 220+ contaminants and greatly improve the smell and taste of your water! Perfect for daily use, the Big+ sets itself as one of the best gravity water filters by using the ProOne G2.0 series filter, the only NSF/ANSI-42 certified gravity filter. This filtration system can hold 2.25 gallons and has an easy setup, with no plumbing or electricity required.

Shop ProOne Water Filters today!

Sunday, October 1, 2023

Why You Need a Filter to Improve Your Water’s Taste

Does your home’s water have a bad taste?

A girl drinking water | Gravity water filters

Do you want to improve the taste of your water?

Bad taste is a very common complaint that’s usually associated with well water. Well water comes from rain and runoff seeping through the ground. While sitting underground, the water can absorb contaminants in the soil that affect its taste. Private well water is not regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), so you have to check your own well water for contaminants!

Hydrogen Sulfide is a common contaminant in well water. It’s a colorless gas that is created when underground minerals or vegetation break down. It gives your water a rotten egg or sulfur taste and smell. Similar sulfates can make water salty. 

Learn other contaminants that can affect water’s taste!

Remove 220+ Contaminants with a Gravity Water Filter

Do you want fresh, clear, great tasting water?

Tired of buying bottled water and wasting plastic?

The ProOne Big+ Gravity Water Filter can remove up to 220+ contaminants and greatly improve the smell and taste of your water! Perfect for daily use, the Big+ sets itself as one of the best gravity water filters by using the ProOne G2.0 series filter, the only NSF/ANSI-42 certified gravity filter. This filtration system can hold 2.25 gallons and has an easy setup, with no plumbing or electricity required.

Shop ProOne Water Filters today!

Thursday, September 14, 2023

Is Filtered Water Best for Pets?

Wondering if filtered water is really the best choice to give your pet? 

A dog drinking water | countertop water filter

You have a lot of options when it comes to treating your drinking water. If you’re like many pet owners, you’ll also be thinking about what is best not only for you, but for your pet. The truth is, filtered water is a great option for the whole family, including pets. Check out the top two reasons filtered water tops the list for drinking water solutions. 

  1. Contaminant Free - Contaminants like heavy metals, excessive mineral content, and even bacteria aren’t ideal for drinking water. Certain contaminants in your tap or well water may be present at levels that are perfectly safe for humans, but not so for dogs, cats, and other pets. Water filtration systems reduce contaminant levels to make your water safe and healthy for everyone. 
  2. Essential Nutrients - High mineral levels in water, or hard water, aren’t the best for your pet. Yet, the minerals we get from healthy drinking water are essential nutrients for us and our pets. So, processes that remove all minerals, like distillation and reverse osmosis, leave us with water that’s less than perfect. ProOne filters help keep a healthy level of minerals, like calcium, magnesium, and potassium.

Learn how better tasting water can lead to more hydrated pets on our website!

Improve the Quality of Your Water with a ProOne Countertop Water Filter 

Water filtration is a science, but we’ve done all the hard work for you! At ProOne Water Filters, we have uniquely engineered products with the most advanced water filtration technology. Our countertop water filter systems are easy to use and hassle-free. Shop today to see if ProOne Water Filters are a good fit for you. 

Friday, September 1, 2023

Improve Pet Hydration with Filtered Water

Not sure if the benefits of filtered water are worth it for your pet?

A cat drinking water | countertop water filter

No one questions the importance of water. But recently, water quality is a hot topic around the country. There are a lot of options for people to make sure they’re drinking the best water. But what about our pets? Filtered water is the best choice to improve your pet’s hydration and more!

Taste

Filtered water tastes amazing. The great taste will encourage your pet to drink more and maintain a healthier level of hydration. Good hydration is important especially in the hot summer weather!

Healthy Skin 

Chlorine and high mineral content in tap or well water can dry out your pet’s skin. This can be especially irritating to animals with any kind of skin issues or allergies. Filtered water, on the other hand, will have much less chlorine and a better balance of minerals. This is optimal for healthy skin and coats. Bathing your pets with filtered water will take these benefits even further.

Learn how filtered water can reduce tear stains in pets!

Improve the Quality of Your Water with a ProOne Countertop Water Filter 

Water filtration is a science, but we’ve done all the hard work for you! At ProOne Water Filters, we’ve engineered easy to use countertop water filter systems that will help benefit you and your pet. Our products are tested by an independent lab for the best results. 

Shop our filter options today to find the best filter for your home.

Monday, August 14, 2023

Want to Reduce PFAS in Your Water?

A survey by the Environmental Working Group tested the top water filter pitchers and gravity systems to see how well they could reduce PFAS. The top three filters reduced PFAS to non-detectable levels and the fourth filter removed 98% of PFAS. 

A girl using the sink | PFAS water filter

ProOne Water Filters can also help reduce a high percentage of PFAS class chemicals!

The ProOne G2.0 gravity filters, which are used in both the water filter pitcher and gravity systems like the Big+ and Traveler+, removes 95.92 – 97.96% of PFOA and 98.96% of PFOS, the most common chemicals in the PFAS class. The ProOne Water Filter Pitcher also has a unique design that has the filter sit outside of the water, preventing any cross-contamination.  

ProOne stainless-steel gravity systems are completely NSF certified, including the ProOne G2.0 filter and stainless-steel gravity housing. The filters are cleanable, reusable, and have a filter life of 6 months. Replacement filters cost $41.95 – $83.95 depending on the size and can be purchased in bulk for a discount.

Learn why PFAS is a large concern in drinking water currently.

ProOne Water Filters are PFAS Water Filters! 

Not interested in a gravity system?

ProOne Water Filters pressure systems, which include whole home, countertop, and under the counter water filters can help reduce PFAS chemicals by 91.49 – 99.9% depending on the system. View our lab reports for more details!

To purchase quality PFAS water filters, shop ProOne today!

Removing PFAS and Other Contaminants from Your Shower Water

Do you filter your drinking water?  Have you ever thought about filtering the water you shower with?  Most people focus on clean eating, reg...