You
check the mirror above the vanity to make sure it’s straight and the final
detail of your remodeling job is done.
You invested a lot of time and creative energy into improving the
bathroom in your home. You did the research, picked out your favourite designs,
and finally had the perfect fixtures installed. You are now the proud owner of
the world’s most beautiful bathroom and all is well. Right?
From
all outward appearances, you have everything you need, but there is one subtle
detail you may not have considered. Now that you have a fantastically equipped
bathroom, it’s time to treat yourself. Your bathroom is beautiful and you
should be too. Unfortunately, the water that comes from your tap is treated
with chemicals to kill bacteria and viruses. While those chemicals make the
water safe to drink, it can also cause damage to your skin and hair.
If
you have sensitive skin, chemical-treated water can cause itching or a rash,
but even healthy skin will suffer from the harmful effects. Most water treatment systems only add a small
amount of chemicals to the water to disinfect it, but that small amount is
enough to cause damage over time. These chemicals dry out your skin and strip
it of natural oils which help keep your skin smooth and prevent wrinkles. Remember,
when you have dry skin, you’ll probably have a dry scalp which means your hair
has less moisture. Without natural
moisture, your hair won’t have its natural shine, bounce, or manageability.
So
while you’re installing that perfect shower head, why not install a water
filter at the same time. An activated carbon shower filter will reduce chlorine
and other impurities from the water, making it safer and healthier for your
skin. A filter reduces particulates and helps soften the water so you can feel
the difference when you shower. An added
bonus- many of the shower filter systems can be installed on the water line so
you don’t have to sacrifice your favorite shower head.
Why
should you have to live with anything other than the best water? Treat yourself
to a more enjoyable shower experience and help keep your skin healthy.
Andrew Clement has been writing about water quality and treatment
since 2009. He is a blogger for WaterFilters.NET and his interests include public
health, water quality, and water treatment systems.
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