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As a homeowner, you know that having an orderly and clean house brings joy. But today it's about more than just feeling good--it's about taking steps to make your abode the healthiest possible for you. The CDC has found we spend at least half our day in our homes, so creating a space that meets basic needs is paramount when looking after yourself and those around you.

With the turn of a new year, it's time to market toward cleaner and healthier habits. Our homes should be a safe haven that boosts our overall wellness; luckily enough, this season's design trends prioritize bringing more health into every space in our dwellings - let us help you make sure your abode is perfectly curated to encourage an atmosphere full of wellbeing.

Healthy Home Feature #1: Antimicrobial Countertops

For the health-conscious homeowner, adding antimicrobial countertops is a simple and effective way to ensure your kitchen remains spotless. While marble may have been all the rage in years past with its beautiful finish, composite materials are now trumping due to their superior resistance against scratching - not to mention they're easier to keep clean.

Scratches and porous areas in natural materials can become hotspots for bacteria. Antimicrobial countertops such as quartz, quartz-blends, copper, or even some laminate surfaces may provide an added layer of defense against germs - but you still need to take steps towards regularly disinfecting your home. For anyone looking to maintain a safe and healthy environment within their house, this is definitely something worth considering.

Healthy Home Feature #2: H

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Keep your water clean and tasty with our next healthy home feature ' water filtration. Installing a system, sink filter, or pitcher is an easy way to reduce environmental impact while giving you and the whole family access to better-tasting H2O. In fact, just one small-sized filter can keep 300 16 oz. plastic bottles out of landfills - now that's something worth sipping on.

While it's not super common, contaminants in your water can lead to some pretty serious health risks - that's where a great water filtration system comes into play. Not only will you feel more secure knowing the safety of your family's water supply is taken care of, but these systems even help remove things like trace amounts of chlorine or other tastes from tap water. No one wants their drink to taste 'unappetizing". Investing in filtration will ensure everyone drinks up and stays safe.

Give your shower experience a refresh with whole-house water filtration systems. Filtered water means less buildup in the tub or shower and more natural oils on your skin. Plus, as an added bonus: drink safer, tastier H2O all day long.

Step up your shower game and improve the taste of water in one fell swoop with a water filtration system. Keep healthy living top-of-mind by integrating this easy home feature - you won't be sorry.

Healthy Home Feature #3: Touchless Faucets

Our home lives have been revolutionized with the advent of hands-free faucets. They bring efficiency and convenience to kitchens, such as eliminating time spent measuring out liquid ingredients or saving on water consumption. Plus, in an age where germ prevention is a priority for healthy households everywhere, these modern fixtures provide added peace of mind that our family is safe from unwanted germs, too.

Introducing the U by Moen - a high-tech touchless faucet that not only looks beautiful but is incredibly functional, too. It is outfitted with a 'wash hands' command to follow CDC guidelines and provide precise water control. Make life easier: set up custom presets or commands via its app for everyday tasks like filling a pot or cleaning dishes. It's all at your fingertips (literally!) with this genius innovation in home design technology.

Refresh your bathroom experience with a smart faucet. Water pressure can be increased for an invigorating hand wash and aromatics are easily diffused to create a spa-like atmosphere. Plus, enjoy the convenience of being touchless while also conserving water usage ' all in one delightful package.

Healthy Home Feature #4: Hospital-Grade Air Purifier

It's no surprise that air purifiers have become a staple in many households as an allergy or pet dander solution, but what really has people talking is the latest wave of hospital-grade air purifiers. Packed with power and trusted by medical professionals worldwide, these products are becoming more popular among healthy home advocates thanks to their dependable quality.

It's more important than ever to pay attention to the air we breathe in our homes. The EPA recommends utilizing quality HVAC filters and air cleaners, along with other CDC guidelines, for an extra layer of protection against airborne contaminants such as viruses. Taking these small steps won't guarantee a 100% healthy home environment but they will certainly go a long way toward helping achieve that goal.

Healthy Home Feature #5: Smart Home Technology

At home, convenience and health go hand in hand. With smart technology at your disposal, you can minimize touch points on commonly used surfaces like locks and lights with the power of voice or mobile control. It's a great way to stay safe while still making sure everything runs smoothly.

To keep your home safe and sound, while also saving time, check out the newest home sensors that are designed for maintenance needs. These intelligent devices help detect water leaks, freezing temperatures, or smoke - plus measure temperature and humidity levels so you can ensure good air quality in your abode. You can be alerted when something's been opened, too, giving you easy peace of mind inside and around every corner of your house.

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Your home is your haven and we believe it should provide you with peace of mind as well. Cleaning can help keep everything organized, but if you really want to create the ultimate escape from everyday life'incorporate these top health and wellness trends into your home. With these elements in place, rest assured that a healthier atmosphere will be yours'especially if they're already built into a new construction home. Discover stunning floor plans and check out Pulte's new home communities today!

Ensuring access to clean, safe drinking water in our homes is vital. This blog explores the faucet options for use with Reverse Osmosis Systems where one has the ability to draw highly purified water for drinking and cooking from a separate RO Faucet. By exploring its unique mechanism, installation process, benefits, and role in a kitchen style, we dig into how this fixture addresses water contamination and impurities while providing households with an efficient solution for fetching pure and healthy water in style.

Importance of RO faucets in water filtration systems

Reverse Osmosis (RO) faucets are either affixed directly to the kitchen sink's surface (surface mount) or to the countertop resting on top of the sink (under mount). Specifically designed for under-counter filters, these faucets are usually made of metal or plastic with a handle or lever for opening and closing the water stream, a base, a styled spout from which to dispense the water - and ideally a style that compliments the kitchen's design aesthetic. Check for compatibility if using an RO Faucet from a brand different from the RO system to which it's meant to be connected. Oftentimes 'compatibility' entails more than just connecting the RO system's output tube to the faucet's inlet.

The Functionality of RO Faucets

 Most Reverse Osmosis faucets are functionally very simple - a single input, a single lever, and a single spout, and will work well with most standard RO systems in areas which do not require an air gap. Otherwise, air gap RO Faucets exist with their two additional ports to allow wastewater from the RO system to pass over a gap and flow down into the home's drain. An air gap RO faucet can be used with a non-air gap RO System - one would simply ignore the air gap drain fittings. Vented faucets are for use with Hot Tanks (which are fed by the RO System) and are available in single-handle 'Hot Only', and dual-handle 'Hot and Cold' configurations. The range of these RO faucets from Home Master can be explored here.

Key Features to Consider

Reverse Osmosis faucets come in a variety of features and types. These faucets primarily come in two types ' Air Gap Reverse Osmosis faucets and Non-Air Gap Reverse Osmosis faucets and are both available in a variety of styles and finishes. In order to find the perfect Reverse Osmosis Faucet for your kitchen, consider these key factors:

-  Flow Rate

The water flow rate from the RO faucet is one of the essential factors that should be placed at the top of the list. Generally, the water flow rate depends on the Reverse Osmosis system, the faucet's internal valve, inlet size, and the water line connecting the filter to the faucet. The standard water line sizes are 1/4" and 3/8" with the '' tube delivering more water. One can use a reducing union to size up or down from ¼' to ''. Remember that a chain is only as strong as its weakest link, so sizing up past the source of pressure won't yield an improvement in flow rate. Most threaded brass RO Faucets use a  7/16" shank that accepts both tubing sizes and allows you to take advantage of a '' system's greater flow. 

-  Price

Most RO systems will include a basic RO faucet to be used on the countertop of mostly any kitchen. The price varies based on the features, quality, material, allowable flow rate, style/design, and type of RO faucet. Ultimately, price is one factor to consider before purchase, as a competitive landscape of RO Faucet brands keeps prices reasonable across the different styles and finishes. Home Master® has a complete range of Reverse Osmosis faucets ranging from $42 to $800+ with various designs, finishes, features, and types from which to choose. 

 -  Style

Your style, interior design, and color palette should also be taken into account while selecting the RO Faucet, in addition to features, function, and warranty. The Reverse Osmosis faucet should match and complement the countertop, sink hardware, and interior design - whether it's contemporary, modern, farmhouse, transitional, etc.; pick the one that suits and complements your decor. Home Master® recommends: 

Pembroke RO Faucet  | Transitional 

Annapolis RO Faucet | Contemporary

Parche RO Faucet | Modern 

Complementing Your Kitchen Style

One of the best features of an under-counter RO System is that it hides out-of-sight under the sink with only the elegant RO faucet being visible. Furthermore, these faucets can be replaced with another complementing kitchen style and design to keep things current as trends and tastes evolve. Home Master® brings a complete range of Reverse Osmosis faucets, from basic to luxurious designs, including vented Hot and Cold reverse osmosis faucets. Here is a curated list of select RO faucets.

Designed with the finest heavy-weight materials, ceramic valves, and fine metal handle that matches the elegant countertops and fixtures available in single or dual handles, this non-air gap faucet gives greater quality and brilliant tasty water with Home Master® Reverse Osmosis Systems. 

This designer faucet is made with the finest metals in a choice of six different finishes, from basic chrome to American Bronze, with a smooth-operating ceramic valve - opening and closing the valve imparts a satisfying feel while the tasteful design impresses onlookers as you dispense delicious, refreshing pure water.

This elegant RO faucet is also crafted from weighty metals and uses smooth functioning ceramic valves with an eye-catching design in six different finishes. This high-quality faucet matches perfectly with Home Master® Reverse Osmosis Systems and elegant kitchens.   

This non-air gap faucet is perfect for any modular or contemporary kitchen interior. Designed with the highest quality metals  Home Master® Reverse Osmosis Systems complete any modern or transitional kitchen with pure water. 

My sink doesn't have an extra hole for an RO Faucet. What to do?

Option 1 ' Replace the existing main faucet with a Combination Hot, Cold, Filtered Tri-Flow  Faucet and enjoy your under counter filtration system's purified water together with your Hot and Cold tap water.

Installation 2 ' In case the kitchen sink underside has 3 (or more) holes, but the kitchen faucet is a single-hole type, then remove its base plate, and reveal the two extra holes. Use one hole for a soap dispenser and the other for the RO faucet.

For more installation guidelines for Home Master RO Faucets, follow these Installation Videos & Instructions or connect with a HomeMaster expert at 1-877-693-. 

Conclusion

Reverse Osmosis filtration systems are designed to dispense pure and healthy water; however, some standard Reverse Osmosis faucets lack features, function, and style, necessitating an upgrade. A higher flowing RO faucet will improve your efforts for greater hydration and the health benefits which come from meeting one's recommended hydration levels but making it more convenient to do so. When choosing the right faucet, buyers should consider the faucet's flow rate, build quality, air-gap function if needed, the functionality of venting and dual handles for hot and cold water, finishes, and style to complement the kitchen. Contact Perfect Water Technologies, maker of Home Master(R) brand water filtration products at 877-693- or Contact Us (theperfectwater.com) for and live chat.

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