Reverse Osmosis Water Systems for clean drinking water straight from the sink in your Ontario home
Advanced reverse osmosis systems remove foul tastes and smells for fresher, better-tasting water you never have to worry about.
Where there’s hard water, there’s often noticeable tastes or odors, and even discoloration and staining that can accompany it. For Ontario residents, these hard water qualities can make tap water hard to swallow.
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You can elect for 1) a water treatment expert to arrive at your home with a number of no-contact options, or 2) set your appointment virtually!
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A Home Water Assessment Just Became Easier Than Ever
Your local Culligan water expert can arrive at your home and give you the best options to suit your family, lifestyle and budget. But if you can’t see us — that’s ok too. Read more below.
At Home Appointments: Your local Culligan Water expert will arrive at your home, ask questions about your home’s water needs and discuss options that make the most sense to fit your family, lifestyle and budget.
Outdoor Water Test: If you have an outside spigot, Culligan will arrive at your home and collect a water sample from an outdoor water source using your directives.
Water Sample Pickup: Culligan will pick up a sample of your tap water at your front door based on your directives.
Customer Sample Drop-Off (fast results!): Drop off a sample of your tap water to your local Culligan Water dealership.
Virtual Appointments to Test Your Water
We can bring our fun, entertaining water demonstration through your screen right into your home with our virtual appointments! You can watch on your phone, laptop or tablet as your Culligan Water experts ask questions about your home’s water needs and discuss options that make the most sense to fit your family, lifestyle and budget.
Dissolved minerals like calcium, iron, and magnesium are some of the most common water contaminants in Ontario water, and they can leave it tasting, and smelling, less than fresh. While municipal treatment ensures that water is safe to consume, many other potentially harmful contaminants, like hexavalent chromium (chromium-6) can slip through undetected or at levels that aren’t at high enough concentrations to warrant additional city treatment.
Ontario Drinking Water
Ontario’s water primarily comes from a large groundwater aquifer where water has passed through layers of rock and sediment — accumulating minerals and other contaminants that can change the way water tastes and smells at home.
Water quality can vary around the city, and just because you live in Ontario doesn’t mean you’ll experience the same water problems as your neighbor, or in the same way. For example, your home’s water may contain different levels of different contaminants at different times of the year, which is why it’s always important to have your water tested regularly.
Generally, hard water minerals are safe, if sometimes unpleasant, to consume, but if you’re ready to freshen up the taste from your tap and enjoy greater peace of mind that comes from knowing your water is free from potentially harmful contaminants, RO filtration is an effective, dependable water treatment solution.
"We're very happy with the product. Maintenance is very easy. With the reverse osmosis system, you can taste the improved difference in the water. Our coffee even tastes better." - Diana S., Wildomar
"The reverse osmosis makes our drinks taste better. We are always complemented on our coffee. And just have to tell them that it's the water." M.V. - Riverside
Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration
Reverse osmosis filtration is one of the best ways to remove not only hardness-causing minerals like calcium, it’s also proven effective at filtering out potentially harmful, and sometimes pervasive, contaminants and chemicals found in municipal water like lead, radium, aesthetic chlorine, hexavalent chromium (chromium-6), and arsenic.
RO filtration is also customized for your Ontario water supply, so you get the best-tasting results for your home’s water. From bad tastes to off-putting odors, RO can solve your drinking water problems while saving you from purchasing wasteful single-use water bottles or cartridges that need to be replaced.
Culligan’s Reverse Osmosis systems come in a variety of modern and timeless designs and finishes so fresher water fits into your kitchen more easily than ever.
Learn more about the home benefits of a Culligan® Aqua-Cleer® Advanced Drinking Water System!
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Bacteria
Bacteria
Bacteria
Invisible to the naked eye, your home’s water could contain bacteria. Whether the bacteria comes from the source or old pipes, your home is most susceptible if your source is a well. Read to learn more.
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PFAS
PFAS
PFAS
PFAS water contamination impacts residents everywhere. Learn more about what you can do about this new environmental issue that has been in the news lately.
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Chlorine Smell
Chlorine Smell
Chlorine Smell and Taste
Chlorine is one of the most commonly used water disinfectants use by water companies. However, it can leave an unpleasant taste in your water when it reaches your home.
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Lead
Lead
Lead
Lead is a well-known water contamination issue in the country today. Municipalities are slowly starting to catch on, but there are plenty of homes with lead piping and fixtures. Is your home older? Here's how you can check for lead in your water.
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HAAs
HAAs
HAAs
HAAs, or haloacetic acids, refer to a handful of compounds that can occur in tap water as a result of common municipal treatment methods such as chlorination. So is it a major issue? Learn more about it.
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Arsenic
Arsenic
Arsenic
Arsenic can occur natural or is a byproduct of agricultural industry. In some cases, high arsenic levels can have negative effects on your health. But when should you be concerned, and how can you deal with it? If you're a well water user, you should read this.
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Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)
Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)
Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)
Total dissolved solids include a wide range of organic and inorganic compounds found in your water such as nitrates, chloride and phosphates. So how many TDS do you have in your water, and how do you know if it's an issue? Read more to learn.
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Fluoride
Fluoride
Fluoride
The practice of adding fluoride to municipal supplies has come under increased scrutiny. While the idea that fluoride is a "contaminant" can be disputed, some people do not like it in their water. And your fridge filter does not likely help. What can remove fluoride? Learn more.
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Rotten Egg Smell
Rotten Egg Smell
Sulfur
Water may smell like rotten eggs. This is the result of sulfur somewhere in your water supply. But it's not always your external source and your solution can rely on simple tests that often don't require professional assistance. Learn what you can do, and when it's necessary to bring in professional help.
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Chromium-6
Chromium-6
Chromium-6
There are other types of naturally-occurring chromium, but chromium-6 is commonly used and produced as a byproduct of industrial production. The stainless steel industry, and any other manufacturer of anti-corrosives, are the main cause of chromium-6-related industrial pollution.
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Mercury
Mercury
Mercury
Mercury has a complicated reputation in the public conscious, partly because there are two distinct kinds of mercury that are discussed regarding mercury pollution in general, and mercury in water. But how can it affect you?
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Pharmaceuticals
Pharmaceuticals
Pharmaceuticals
Dissolved pharmaceuticals can run through unfiltered and untreated in your water supply and could run all the way through to your tap. Learn more about the high-risk areas, and what you can do to fight this growing issue.
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pH Problems
pH Problems
pH Problems
Every liquid has a pH, including your home’s water. Whether the pH is too high or too low, it can have damaging effects on your water. So when is it an issue for your home, and what can you do about it?
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Copper Pipes
Copper Pipes
Copper
Copper is one metal that acid water can dissolve into your water system. While copper pipes are used in household plumbing, and it is in fact necessary for your diet, it can be poisonous. But not all homes with copper pipes have poison water. So learn when you should be concerned.
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Nitrates
Nitrates
Nitrates
If you live in a rural area, nitrates in water might be of chief concern to you and your family’s health – particularly if you have an infant or a pregnant mother nursing in the home. Learn more about how you can suspect nitrate contamination and what you can do about it.
RO System Highlights
- Multi-stage, customized filtration, right in your kitchen.
- Complete installation and servicing from your Culligan Man for hassle-free maintenance.
- Compact, space-saving designs match all kinds of kitchens and configurations.
- Targeted filtration removes harmful water contaminants like chlorine, lead, chromium-6, radium, and arsenic, for greater peace of mind.
- Available mineral boost cartridges can add beneficial minerals back into your water for great tasting, pH balanced water, that’s great for you.
Culligan of Ontario always professionally installs your Reverse Osmosis System and provides routine maintenance to maximize its efficiency. We’re with you every step of the way to better water, simply and easily.
Culligan Reverse Osmosis System Product Overview
Water quality can differ from town to town and even within the same municipality. With this in mind, Culligan developed the innovative under-the-sink Culligan Aqua-Cleer®, one of our most advanced filtration systems ever. The Aqua-Cleer utilizes a wide range of specialized filtration cartridges to tailor the water treatment process to your individual home's water and the contaminants that may be in it. This allows you to experience the enhanced taste and performance of Culligan's smart water filtration. It's like have a bottled water company under your sink!
Product Specifications
Thirteen advanced filter options provide comprehensive filtration for water problems such as lead, radium, chlorine, and arsenic.
- Maintenance-free design handled by your Culligan Service Technician who takes care of everything including installation, filter changes, and filter disposal.
- Designer faucets available in a variety of styles, colors, and finishes to match your kitchen.
- Large-capacity, high-quality reservoir tanks ensure you always have plenty of Culligan drinking water available.
- Space-saving, streamlined design so the Aqua-Cleer® System can be conveniently installed in a variety of locations.
- Quality monitoring with an exclusive electronic monitor that ensures your system is working properly.
*contaminants may not be in your water
Frequently Asked Questions about Culligan Reverse Osmosis Systems
I have heard a lot about Chromium 6 in drinking water in the news. What is Chromium 6 and can Culligan equipment filter out Chromium 6?
Yes, chromium six (or hexavalent chromium) has recently been discovered in limited amounts in some water supplies. Chromium six is suspected of being a carcinogen, and should not be ingested at amounts above the federally mandated limits. We have never been alarmists, but if you are concerned about the quality of the water you drink, you might want to consider a reverse osmosis system. Reverse Osmosis is the only readily available system that removes up to 97% of chromium six.
- What is Reverse Osmosis (R.O.)?
Reverse osmosis is a sophisticated multi-stage filtration system that is capable of removing up to 97% of all the dissolved minerals from your water. It is designed to make water that is at least as good as the water you buy in bottles. Many times, it’s even better. This reduces waste in landfills by using less bottled water, making reverse osmosis environmentally friendly.
- Is Reverse Osmosis water really as good as bottled?
Yes - The system uses multiple processes including Reverse Osmosis to make great tasting, low sodium drinking water. Reverse Osmosis removes about 97% of the TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) including salt and sodium from the water. Read the labels on bottled water and you will discover Reverse Osmosis is the same process used by most bottlers ... so in effect ... you really are getting ... "bottled water ... without the bottle".
- I already have a filter in my refrigerator? Why do I need anything else?
Refrigerator filters are typically just carbon, and while carbon filtered water is better than no treatment at all, it is limited in what it can remove. Only reverse osmosis is capable of removing dissolved minerals and chemicals from your water.