Next-RO The Future of Un-bottled Water

Sep 5
17:28

2010

Gregory Burns

Gregory Burns

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Absolutely unique and one of a kind the new Next-RO Point-of-Use Pure Drinking Water System has lived up to the substantial product claims at NEXT-RO.com. I own a NEXT-RO Engine which I use for product demonstrations at our health and wellness store.

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Absolutely unique and one of a kind the new Next-RO Point-of-Use Pure Drinking Water System has lived up to the substantial product claims at NEXT-RO.com.  I own a NEXT-RO Engine which I use for product demonstrations at our health and wellness store.

I have been impressed with the design and construction of the injection molded manifold which eliminates the tubing and fittings between filter housings in traditional reverse osmosis water system designs.  Next-RO meets it's claim of refilling the 1 1/2 gallon reservoir ball with pure RO (reverse osmosis) water in about 35 minutes.  Mine finishes filling in about 36 minutes each time after I empty it completely. 

Most traditional household RO systems run refilling for about 4-6 hours against a steel storage tank's back pressure to produce 1/1/2 gallons of RO water.  The  zero-back pressure design improvement is in the profound and novel Next-RO Engine- the automatic back flushing valve.  The bulky steel water storage pressure tank is no longer required and as a result refill times are much,Next-RO  The Future of Un-bottled Water Articles much shorter with Next-RO.

The Next-RO Engine sits on the counter top or under the sink and can be connected directly to coffeemakers and other appliances and may still be used as a direct fill faucet.  Coffee, tea, herbal blends, ice cubes are all noticeably better when prepared with pure water from my Next-RO Engine.

The term "Engine", from the NEXT-RO logo, I believe, refers to the special automatic back flushing valve that allows the magic to happen in this unique design without using a pressure tank or electric pump.  The control valve opens and fills the storage vessel with purified water that has gone through a carbon pre-filter, an RO membrane and another special carbon post-filter.

Once filled, and this is the best part of all,  the control valve reverses automatically and back flushes some pure RO water through the three quick-change filters, thus the Next-RO filters and membrane sit in pure RO water 24/7. Old style reverse osmosis drinking water systems, by design, have their filters and RO membranes sitting in raw feed water 24/7, day in day out, and do not back flush.  Whatever is in the feed water will diffuse over time into the filters and RO membrane.  This situation contributes to shorter filter lifetimes and impacts overall system effectiveness.

With regards to performance, the water produced by my new Next-RO Engine tastes great and is crystal clear of course.  I did test for dissolved solids removal by using a simple TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) meter.  My household water test indicated 350 ppm of TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) and my new NEXT-RO system brought that down to 17 ppm.  I felt that was pretty good and besides it makes such glass clear ice cubes and superior herbal teas that I shall not miss going to the store for bottled water.

And, as for the folks who proclaim loudly that drinking water without minerals is bad for you, they may want to stop and consider a little thing called RAIN.  People have been collecting and drinking rain water for centuries.  I believe that if you are counting on your water for your daily minerals and not your diet, that there are better approaches to consider.  If you are looking for the best contaminant free drinking water Next-RO is a solid find.

Reverse Osmosis water is in most plastic bottled water sold in stores.  NEXT-RO gives you complete control of your drinking water without having to buy expensive bottled water.  NEXT-RO The Future of Un-bottled Water is an apt and fitting tag line for this breakthrough water purifier system.