Water Filtration

Hiller's H2O Harmony Water Filtration System

Our Water
Where does water come from? For billions of years, the water cycle has sustained life on earth. It is constantly changing and man's environment has an effect on its purity. Our water source has become increasingly more polluted and must be treated prior to us drinking it or bathing in it.

Our Municipalities
The number one cause of death in the world is the water we drink, cook and bathe in. Yet, the US has the safest water in the world. Our municipalities are mandated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to chemically treat our water supply to keep it safe and bacteria-free from the treatment plant to our homes.

Our Safety
The use of chlorine and other chemicals in our water plays an important role in keeping our water safe and bacteria-free. Although these chemicals are required for immediate safety purposes, they have an effect on our long-term health and should be removed prior to drinking or bathing in our water.

Our Peace of Mind
The common theme here is that our municipalities are responsible and mandated to keep our water safe with chemicals and you have the option of leaving those chemicals in your water or taking them out. The hardness of your water and certain minerals may damage your appliances and fixtures. Softening your water and using whole-house carbon filtration is the total solution.

Your Questions
We receive many inquiries about how water softeners and water filters work. There are many myths and facts that you may not be aware of. Using water softeners, for example, conserves on soap consumption, is beneficial in protecting your fixtures and appliances, and the water is safe to drink. There are only 12.5 mg of salt in an 8-oz glass of softened water; with the recommended eight glasses of water per day, that equals 100 mg. This is less than what is in two slices of bread or 4.5 pieces of celery.

Our Answers
Once people understand the myths and facts about water softeners and water filtration, the question then becomes "What are the benefits of safe, clean drinking and bathing water?"

Some benefits are obvious and others may be new to you. Chemical-free drinking water prevents long-term effects from those chemicals that you drink, absorb through your skin and breathe while you shower. In many areas, softening your water maybe needed to control mineral deposits & to minimize soap use.

Hiller's Whole Harmony
Clean, odor free, delicious water throughout the whole house

• Dispenses a constant supply of delicious water throughout the whole house
• Significantly reduces bad taste and odor by filtering out chlorine and chloramines that are in your tap water throughout the whole house
• Enhances the flavor of food
• Less wrinkled skin by eliminating chlorine from your baths and showers
• Reduces water problems and unsightly stains throughout your home by using a premium carbon filter, good for 8-10 years
• Extended life of your fixtures, faucets and pipes by eliminating chemicals in your water
• Save money and save time by not buying bottled water
• Help save our earth*
• 10 year warranty on all parts
• 5 year warranty on media

Hiller's Soft Harmony
Soft conditioned water throughout the whole house

• Softer skin
• Brighter and softer clothes
• Shower stall without water spots
• Shiny and more manageable hair
• Save money by using less soaps and detergents; soft water produces more suds
• Reduces water heating bills up to 29% by preventing calcium and mineral build up in your water heater tank; increasing its efficiency
• Spot-free dishes using less soap
• Prolong the life of your water heater by reducing scale buildup
• Prolong the life of your dishwasher
• Prolong the life of your faucets and all pipes
• Metered Electronic Control Valve conserves salt and water
• 10 year warranty on all parts
• 5 year warranty on media

* Help save our earth17 million barrels of oil used annually to produce the plastic bottles in the US. Bottle water produces 1.5 million tons of plastic waste each year. This statistic does not take into account the hundreds of millions of gallons of gas required to transport the bottles. Plastic bottles never degrade and will be here forever!