Pimag Waterfall

What about Municipal water?

Municipally treated water comes in many flavors and ingredients that can vary widely. As a result, whatever purification occurs could be more thorough as it could be, and worse, they add stuff to it.

Municipalities preserve the health of their residents by doing a very superficial water treatment, and they only address the microbes. They use chlorine or chloramine to kill the microbes to get them to an acceptable level so that we can drink the water. They don’t do anything to eliminate the particulates, the organic contaminants, or the inorganic contaminants. So what comes out of your faucet may be free from pests, but it’s filled with pollutants.

What about bottled water?

A lot of bottled water is no better and, in some cases, slightly worse than what’s coming out of your tap. When the companies decide to make bottled water, they locate a well, an aquifer, or some other source that they can brag about coming from the mountains. They don’t bother to filter and reduce the organic and inorganic pollutants. They simply take out the big particulates, put the water in the bottle, use ozone to kill the bugs, put caps on it, and overcharge you. On top of that, they’re putting it in buy at large polycarbonate bottles, further contaminating the water as it sits over time with very nasty organic pollutants.

Filtered Watered?

Most filtration systems out there filter out everything, including the beneficial stuff. Other water filtration systems may address one or two of the various kinds of contaminants that we find coming out of the tap water, but they ignore others. So, for example, you end up with clean water if you talk about distillation or reverse osmosis. You end up with water that is contaminant free, but it’s dead water.

Pi Mag Waterfall?

PiMag water originated a few decades ago in Japan. It was actually for agriculture applications. They looked at how water was coming from its source in the mountains and percolating downstream would not only be clean and clear but would pick up certain valuable trace minerals. When they analyzed it, they realized they could recreate it and gave us what we have today known as the Pimag water.

The Pi-mag waterfall provides sparkling clear water, enhanced mineral content, and acid-alkaline balance that can reduce potential oxidation and is more economical and practical than ordinary bottled water. In addition, Pimag provides a multiple-stage flow-through system that facilitates a wide range of contaminates. As a result, the water quality association has given it the gold seal, the highest certification for two specific NSF standards. One is 42, which covers aesthetic chlorine, chloramine, taste and odor, and 53, heavy metals, iron, copper, lead, and Mercury, and 30-40 organic contaminates, which we are certified to reduce by 90 percent. So, when you combine two patentable design aspects for the waterfall, you get something unique, not just outperformaning almost everything out there but something we can protect so it can’t be copied.

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