With summer just about upon us, a lot of people will be breaking out their blenders and swapping lunches and afternoon snacks for smoothies and other lighter meal options. Most who have this tendency are familiar with popular smoothie ingredients: berries and bananas, kale and spinach, juice and milk (and milk alternative) bases, and perhaps the occasional kiwi or squirt of lime juice. The great thing about smoothies, though, is that beyond the basics, you can easily toss in some very healthy ingredients that you might not otherwise get much of in your diet.

Let’s take a look at some fun and healthy options for your summer smoothies:

Chia Seeds

Apart from being famous for the plant “pet” you bought from the infomercials in the ‘80s, chia seeds are also extremely healthy for you. Every 25 grams of chia seeds nets you 4.1 grams of protein, 158 mg of calcium, and 8.6 grams of fiber, according to BBC Good Food. Protein is an essential part of day-to-day diets, and that fiber content can help with digestive health –– and may reduce your risk of developing Type-2 diabetes. And there’s really no reason not to tap into these benefits!

One of the great bonuses of chia seeds is that they don’t alter the flavor of your smoothie, so you can essentially add them into any blend you’d like. For that matter, you can throw some on your morning fruit salad or into your cereal while you’re at it.

Apple Cider Vinegar

If you like sweet smoothies and “vinegar” sounds unpleasant, don’t worry: ACV doesn’t change the taste much. (It does, however, taste incredibly strong when you drink it in just water. Don’t do that.) Plus, you’re only meant to have 1-2 teaspoons per day, according to an overview at the Forbes Health platform. More than that can corrode the enamel on your teeth. But just that small amount in your smoothie can be beneficial to your health. Specifically, vinegar has been shown to reduce cholesterol and triglyceride levels. It also may offer antimicrobial benefits.

Maca

Maca is a root veggie native to Peru, and it’s usually sold as a dry powder. Peruvians use it for alleviating menopause symptoms, improving mood, and maca may help to increase sex drive in men & women. Per a scientific examination at Hindawi, it can also help women who are suffering from antidepressant-induced sexual dysfunction.

You can add maca powder to juices and smoothies as well as warm drinks like coffee. As with cayenne or apple cider vinegar, a small quantity won’t affect taste much.

Beet Juice

Beets are ideal for smoothies, as they’re very healthy. They are high in nutrients such as nitrates (for reducing high blood pressure), betalains (which have antioxidant properties), and vitamin C (which is helpful for your immune system), among others. Studies have also indicated that beet juice is associated with improved muscle endurance and better performance in resistance training, which may make it particularly useful for that pre-workout smoothie.

As for what sort of mix to go for, it really comes down to whether or not you like the flavor. But combining beat juice with your traditional smoothie base of juice, milk, or water –– half and half –– is a great way to get a good amount of it into your diet.

Cayenne

That’s right: A small bit of cayenne pepper can be added to smoothies, even if they’re sweet ones. Chances are, you won’t even notice it. You may notice the benefits, though, which include clearing congestion and diminishing pain. Cayenne is also high in several vitamins, and in particular vitamin A, which plays a role in preserving vision and strengthening immune systems.

Just don’t touch your eyes after handling cayenne, regardless of what form you use it in.

Ginger

Up next, ginger adds a bit of a kick to your smoothie without being overly spicy. It’s a well-known remedy to calm a sour stomach. A study from Food Science & Nutrition suggests that it can reduce nausea and vomiting. This makes it a recommended choice in particular for those dealing with morning sickness during pregnancy (or who may have chronic nausea for other reasons).

Ginger goes well with leafy greens and citrusy elements such as lemon, lime, grapefruit, and orange.

Yogurt

A lot of smoothies call for milk or a milk alternative, such as almond milk or coconut milk. However, yogurt also has a place in smoothies. With probiotics that aid digestion and many flavors to choose from, yogurt goes perfectly well with smoothies.

Some of the most popular flavors are vanilla, blueberry, and raspberry. Use any to thicken up your smoothie base, add those healthy probiotics, and boost the flavor all at once.

There’s no end to what you can do with a smoothie recipe. But you can always keep the kale and still explore some healthy, fun ingredients like these to liven things up! We hope we’ve given you some good ideas for those summer smoothies, and for more smoothie recipes, visit my website.

Huge changes to consumer habits in recent years mean small independent businesses are rising in popularity. There are loads of reasons why you might be interested in creating a food stall, but there is no denying that this is one of the most exciting times to join the small business party!

There has never been a better time to explore your passion for cooking by sharing your food with customers, and building your own successful small business in the process.

If you are a star baker or a master chef, and want to let others enjoy your food, creating a food stall is a great way of sharing your passion. Because food stalls can take full advantage of seasonal produce, there’s scope to make them a year-round attraction.

From Halloween-themed cupcakes, through Christmas gingerbread, to Easter tray bakes, you can ring the changes with your food stall throughout the year. If you are ready to take the plunge but you are not sure where to begin, read on to find some tips on how to get started.

Who Are You Going to Target?

Consider first who you want your target consumer to be. Are you better at baking impressive and unique birthday cakes? Or do you have a passion for eat-on-the-go street food? Do you prefer seasonal food like Christmas cake? Or do you specialize in international cuisine?

Whatever you prefer to cook, focus on honing your offering in that area in order to find those customers who absolutely love your niche. Your customers will be able to sense the passion in your food, making it all the more tasty. 

Think About your Packaging

Packaging plays a huge part in your customers’ perceptions of your brand. It is the first thing they see when you hand them their food, and the last they see once they have finished with it. So your packaging is a key part of your food business’s identity and if you haven’t selected your brand logo here’s a tool to create your free logo generator online.

If you are searching for a packaging company in the North West that provides attractive, biodegradable packaging options, you should take a look at Pirate Packaging. With bespoke and personalized packaging available, you can make the presentation of your packaging entirely your own!

Appearance is only one aspect of packaging. You need to make it appealing to customers in lots of other ways too; otherwise you may lose out on some business. In today’s world, consumers are increasingly concerned about the environment.

Address your customers’ environmental concerns by making sure you have sustainable packaging options. Not only is this good for your business, it is also much better for the environment, and today there are wide choices available for most types of food packaging.

Branding your Business

As we outlined earlier, creating a brand that represents you and your food stall is crucial. Consider your target customer, combine that with what you want from your packaging, and come to a conclusion about what kind of brand you want to create.

Pirate Packaging can help you create an attractive brand appearance that you will feel proud of. It is not always enough to rely solely on your fantastic food, and eye-catching printed packaging is a great tool in your sales armoury.

With the popularity of social media, people want food that looks good in photos. People want to show their followers what they are eating, so making your packaging social media-friendly encourages them to spread the word about your food business online.

Whether you are hoping to impress baked goods lovers, sandwich connoisseurs, or takeaway fanatics, creating an attractive brand through appealing packaging can give your small business a boost online. Making a brand that translates amazingly onto social media gives you free advertising, and the potential for substantial exposure to a wide range of customers.

Get Licensed

Make sure you are sticking to the law in making your food stall as safe as possible for your customers. People want to buy from genuine and reliable businesses, so being able to provide the paperwork is really important. Not only does it ensure that everyone stays safe, it also means that your customers remain happy, reducing the risk of complaints and cutting your food waste.

Most importantly, it is against the law to serve food without the relevant hygiene accreditation, so don’t hold back your food stall dreams. Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) regulations lay out the food safety management procedures that are necessary, so make sure you do your research before opening your stall. 

Just Take the Plunge

If you have followed all of our advice, and have created an excellent (and legal) food stall brand, and backed it with some amazing packaging, then there really is no need to delay. Now is the perfect time to take the plunge into your new small business venture, and to open your pop-up stall for customers.

We can’t wait for you to start sharing your delicious and beautifully presented food. We’re sure it won’t be long before the customers start flocking in.

I don’t know a single person whose day wouldn’t be improved by getting up 5 minutes earlier and taking the time to make a great cup of coffee.

But that’s got to be really expensive right? That’s where you’re wrong. You can make a truly great cup of coffee in the morning with just a few tweaks to the routine.

Buy Your Coffee Fresh

The best coffee roasters put the roast date on the bag because coffee is best consumed when it’s fresh (i.e. within 6 weeks). After that it’s still fine to drink and tasty enough but the coffee loses a lot of the sparkle it has when fresh.

Now in the grocery store you almost never see this info, absolutely nothing about when it was roasted. So for all you know, the coffee has been sitting in a warehouse for months and months before finally getting into your coffee maker.

So this is the easiest change you can make. Find a local roaster and support them and their business while treating yourself to a truly superb cup of Joe in the morning. In addition to refining your morning coffee ritual, consider exploring natural stimulants to elevate your morning routine.

Use Bottled Water

Do you drink the tap water in your house? Does it have a weird sort of taste you don’t like? If you live in a city this is probably the case, so tell me…

Why do you put this water into your coffee maker and then drink it?

That weird taste is still going to be there. It’s masked by the coffee sure, but it’s just going to ruin your cup of coffee, if not directly then subtly.

Do yourself a favor and start using bottled water in your coffee maker, whatever type of machine you have. Discover the ease of crafting a cup of coffee with advanced machines on Coffeeness.

Drink It Straight Away and Avoid Flasks

Fresh is always the theme. When you make your coffee in the morning, drink it straight away (after it cools a touch, of course). Don’t put it into a flask and take it all the way to work so you’re drinking it hours after you made it.

Because what does that do but ruin the flavor? Or at least lessen the flavor, and you get that slight metallic taste as well which can’t be un-tasted once you know it’s there.

Thermal flasks are great for when they’re needed – hiking, long car trips, etc., but they shouldn’t be one of the only ways you consume your coffee.

Grind Your Own Coffee If You Can

This one can be a little expensive buying the equipment so I’ll be brief. Basically, just as freshly roasted coffee is the best tasting, freshly ground coffee is also superior.

But you have to trade off the fact that the grinder you buy won’t be as good as the one coffee shops and roasters use, and a decent burr grinder can be a big purchase.

So this is one to consider if you want a truly great cup of coffee but it’s the final step.

If In Doubt Get Take Out

Yup, that is in fact an option, and despite what the critics say a lot of the big chains do in fact make really great coffee.

Especially in the summer, which is just around the corner. Making iced coffee at home is its own kettle of fish, so why bother when you can get an iced coffee from somewhere like Dunkin Donuts? It’s delicious and ready to go.

Because sometimes a morning cup of coffee just needs to be easy and straightforward. Maybe not every day, but as a back up on a hot day, why not treat yourself?

Many people are familiar with the ketogenic diet, or to be more accurate, by its popular name: the Keto Diet. This diet is one in which a person gets more calories from fat and protein than they do from carbohydrates. Typically, a person increases the amount of fat they consume in their diet, all while they’re reducing their carbohydrates.

This short-term diet is most often used to lose weight, but it has also been used to treat certain medical conditions such as epilepsy. And initial research has stated that it might also help with acne or heart disease, although it should be stated that more research needs to be done before that can be proven definitively.

Of course, the traditional keto diet isn’t without its side effects. People starting on a traditional keto diet might have to put up with unpleasant side effects as their body adjusts to the new diet. These side effects may include indigestion, constipation, or low blood sugar. There can also be a cocktail of side effects that are routinely known as Keto Flu.

These side effects can be fatigue, headache, weakness, and irritability. This diet also requires people to micromanage all of their nutrients to ensure that they are getting the right amount of fat, protein, and carbohydrates. This may be a turnoff for people who want an easier diet solution.

Fortunately, there are lazy keto meals that allow people to enjoy the benefits of the ketogenic diet, and do it without some of the side effects of a traditional keto diet. Also known as Quick & Dirty Keto, this is a way of incorporating the key principles of the ketogenic diet, all without having to do a bunch of labor-intensive calculations. What’s the difference between a traditional keto diet and the lazy keto diet? Well, let’s take a quick look and find out the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions.

The Difference Between Lazy Keto & Traditional Keto

These two diets are very similar to one another, but there is one key difference that can make all the difference: focusing on just carbohydrates and not worrying about fats. A traditional keto diet requires a person to take in approximately 55-60% fat, 30-35% protein, and about 5-10% carbohydrates. With a lazy keto diet, all a person has to worry about are the carbohydrates, however. As long as a person keeps their carbohydrates under 10%, then they don’t have to worry about measuring fat and protein.

What Foods Can Be Eaten On A Lazy Keto Diet?

People looking at this diet for the first time may think that it’s overly restrictive, but it really isn’t. There are a variety of foods that can still be eaten while on this diet. This includes the following healthy foods we’ve listed below:

Keto-Friendly Foods

• Healthy oils such as avocado and olive oils.
• Meat, poultry, and seafood.
• Eggs.
• Dairy items such as cheese and yogurt.
• Non-starchy veggies such as green beans, eggplant, and broccoli.

Of course, since people can also make carbohydrates approximately 10% of their diet, you can enjoy some of the following foods as well; you just have to do it in smaller quantities.

Keto-Friendly Carbohydrates

• Whole grains such as bread, quinoa, rye, barley, and brown rice.
• Pulses such as black beans, kidney beans, lentils, and peas.
• Fruits such as strawberries and blueberries.
• Starchy vegetables such as potatoes, parsnips, and corn.

Just remember that the items from the above list of keto-friendly carbohydrates should only make up 10% (or less) of your total diet.

Foods To Avoid

Although there are plenty of foods you can incorporate into a keto or lazy keto diet, there are also other foods that you should avoid.

• White rice, bread, and pasta.
• Candy.
• Ice cream and other sweetened desserts.
• Drinks sweetened with sugar.
• Alcohol.
• Sauces and dresses that contain a lot of sugar.
• Packaged breakfast cereals.
• Snack bars.
• Cakes, pies, sweets, and pastries.
• Chocolate.
• Jellies & Preserves.

Although adhering to a keto diet can seem like a dramatic life change, you can lessen the shock of it by going on a lazy keto diet.  Both of these diets provide marvelous results, but a lazy keto diet might just be a little easier for most people to implement. Just be sure before you undertake any diet, you check with your physician first.

It may come as a surprise, but the majority of people aren’t aware that their homes are at the forefront of sustainability. Around 62% of participants in a survey revealed that their biggest change to improve their carbon footprint is by using less packaging and other waste. This is quite the conversation starter, as around 20% of the country’s emissions come from buildings. It only makes sense then to start with the heart of the home, which is the kitchen, even if you focus on one area at a time.

You Can Tick All The Aesthetic Boxes

Aesthetic appeal is something that should always be considered in a kitchen, considering that kitchens are one of the top items on the real estate must-haves. Mortgage professionals admit that property appraisers look at kitchen and bathroom updates first before calculating the value of a property, as these are important spaces for new homeowners to consider before opting for a property. Check out homes Florida for sale that might already have all the things you’re looking for.

Add in a dash of sustainability, and the value climbs even higher. Inexpensive, yet sustainable updates include the use of bamboo or concrete countertops, recycled tiles for backsplashes, and a lick of paint on existing cabinetry. Switch out high-wattage lighting for new energy-efficient ones and promote light reflection in the kitchen to increase the use of natural light as far as possible.

Coolest Gadgets On the Block

It’s hard to imagine that a third of the food we buy ends up as garbage, as waste just seems to pile up. For the founders of KITRO, food wastage, especially that of perfectly good food, was at the heart of their design. Not only will KITRO tell you how much is wasted, but will also provide you with the estimated cost of the wastage.

Another ingenious gadget to incorporate in the kitchen to curb our propensity to waste is a smart fridge. Hook up that smart fridge to an app that allows you to come up with tasty dishes based on the contents of your fridge and your waste is reduced. Not only will this be a boost for the environment, but will also help you manage your waste disposal a little easier.

Wooden Flooring Makes A Comeback

One of the most rewarding things about renovating an old kitchen is the possibility that under those tiles there is a perfectly decent hardwood floor. The restoration of a hardwood floor is not only cost-effective, but it also happens to mean that fewer resources are required from the environment.

Those who don’t have hardwood floors and wish to include an eco-friendly version should consider engineered wood flooring. These floors use a thin strip of maple wood and are then filled with other wood types to make it more sustainable. And here’s the best part; this eco-friendly improvement increases the value of your home. So in case you were ever to put it on the market, you would get more once the house sale is finalized.

A kitchen remodel should be more than just an aesthetically appealing task. It should also be an opportunity for the homeowner to make their move in terms of sustainability and reducing their carbon footprint. For homeowners, the kitchen is not only a good place to start but also the best place to start.

Tea is not only the most widely-consumed beverage in the world (apart from water) but is also fast becoming a popular ingredient in cooking and baking. Tea can add a unique dimension to sweet and savory dishes by enhancing certain flavors and balancing out others. As there are so many different types of tea available from around the world you will never run out of ways to use tea in your cooking to add herbal, spicy, sweet, floral, and earthy undertones to your dishes. Here are just three of the many ways you can incorporate tea into your cooking.

Replace Common Liquids with Tea

One of the simplest ways to incorporate tea into your cooking is by replacing common liquids with it. If a recipe calls for water, milk, or even broth, head to your tea collection and choose one that will add a new taste dimension to the dish you are preparing. Choose a tea with fruity undertones to cook your oatmeal and grains in while opting for a spicy chai for your rich stews and buttery baked goods. A floral Earl Grey can also add a lovely flavor to a range of baked goods. If you cannot find the variety of teas you are looking for at your local stores, consider signing up for a tea subscription service. This way you gain access to tea variants from across the world without having to leave your house.

Makes Rubs and Marinades

Tea can also be used to create delectable rubs and marinades for meat, vegetables, poultry, fish, and even tofu. Add tea leaves to your regular rub or make your own from scratch using ingredients such as salt, brown sugar, and a selection of herbs and spices. Lapsang souchong tea works particularly well in a rub thanks to its undeniable dark smokiness. Make a restaurant-worthy rub by adding finely-ground tea to a mixture of sea salt, molasses, paprika, garlic, black pepper, fennel, and marjoram. You can also add steeped tea to your favorite marinade to help lock in moisture and flavor. A simple yet delicious marinade can be made using only steeped Earl Grey tea, mustard, lemon, honey, and rosemary.

Experiment with Tea Butter

You can easily add tea to your recipes by making delicately-flavored infused butter or oil. To make your own tea butter, gently melt butter in a pan, add tea leaves, and allow it to steep for a few minutes on low heat. Once you have allowed it to cool for about 5 minutes, strain the butter (or oil) before placing it in an air-tight container. Butter should be kept in the refrigerator while infused oil can simply be kept in a cool place. Don’t be afraid to experiment with different tea infusions to get the desired taste for various sweet and savory dishes. A subtle Rooibos or Earl Grey infused butter can even be enjoyed simply slathered on freshly baked biscuits or bread.

Tea is so much more than just the most popular hot beverage in the world. It can also easily be incorporated into savory and sweet dishes to enhance its overall flavor profile.

Coffee has been generationally made a societal norm around the world. It has been the one aspect that brings people together for decades now. Coffee goes well with anything, whether it is a formal setting of events or casual catching-up among friends. So, if you are a coffee lover, just as we suspect – here are the top 7 coffee trends that you have to try to stay on top of your coffee lover game.

1. Conscious Consumerism

It all started with reusable coffee cups and paper straws. Sustainable materials were promoted and soon caught the hype with regular coffee drinkers. Hence, naturally, the consequent step forward was people purchasing from retailers with strong ethics behind their work. As coffee drinkers became increasingly aware of their consumption habits’ impact on a greater scale, the industry game changed for the better.

Today you can take your own mug to a Starbucks outlet and get your favorite coffee without harming the environment. With Starbucks being the pioneer. As a result, many businesses have acquired sustainable initiatives to meet the ongoing demand of such consumers and stay relevant in the industry.

2. Healthier Option

One of the biggest dispositions from the market has been how none of the coffee brands markets themselves as healthier or sustainable options. Even if these brands have recently commemorated an eco-friendly demeanor in their business operations, the fact that many small coffee shops are set to market their business as a healthier, sustainable choice is huge.

A conscious consumer looking for a better marketing standpoint may be more likely to try out their coffee than go for a standard Starbucks. Considering the industry trend taking flight, there is a high chance that new, private coffee sellers can ride the healthy option niche better than these big brands.

One such brand is capitalizing on the Profee (aka Protein Coffee) trend and is making an impact on the environment. It’s a drink combining plant-based protein and coffee together that’s made with all-natural ingredients and low calories. So, those that are craving the sugary iced coffee at Starbucks, can still get the same effect, without the unhealthy sugary calories.

3. RTD Coffee

Ready-to-drink coffee is one of the fastest-growing coffee market segments around the world. It is perceived to be a healthier alternative to sodas. Moreover, different types of coffee beverages like iced lattes have been popularized via social media platforms. Hence, there has been a huge impact on the market premium status of this particular market.

Many smaller coffee brands have been at the forefront of this trend by directing their business operations toward providing healthier RTD coffee options for their consumers. As per our market analysis, our name should not find difficulty in adjusting to the current consumer trends. Our extensive product line and service offering will fit perfectly with the current market trends.

4. Specialty Coffee

Specialty coffee is more like royalty of the coffee consumer market at this moment. To cultivate an authentic and unique coffee experience, coffee consumers are even willing to pay more.

People looking for a story backing up a brand that makes it a sustainable, eco-friendly consumption choice have set the bar high. Hence, even though mainstream blends are still selling off the shelf, socially conscious consumers may change their minds based on another brand’s high-scoring, eco-friendly roots.

5. Coffee Equipment

Even though the culture of coffee shops sustained the pandemic, more people turned to home brewing. Hence, the result was that home-brewing coffee equipment advanced to new levels, allowing barista-style coffees in the comfort of your home.

However, the driving force was coffee pods and capsules. One of the pioneers to have engineered this concept has been Nespresso and Nespresso compatible coffee pods with their dedicated equipment for a luxury at-home coffee brewing experience. Click here to read more about how to brew the perfect cup of coffee at home.

6. Coffee and Social Interaction

For many years now, coffee has been the subject of social interactions between people. Whether in the formal aspect of events or casual, coffee has brought people together. From neighborhood coffee shops to main downtown attractions, pre-Covid times saw lots of business.

However, even after two years of such coffee shops staying closed, people didn’t let the trend die. It is still very much relevant today, with people openly suggestive of getting their coffee outdoors than having it at home. In fact, some people may even do both – brew at home and get coffee as they step out.

7. Snap Chilling

We all have given out fair share of love to iced coffee, lattes, and cold brews. But gone are the days when we used to allow our coffee flavor to be compromised and its texture diluted due to ice cubes. Welcome aboard: snap chilling. Snap chilling in an instant way of lowering the temperature of the coffee to have an instantly chilled latte at your disposal.

Safe to say, it has been an instant favorite with everyone as you don’t need to mess around with ice cubes or compromise on diluted coffee. It has a stronger flavor profile and a better variety of offerings and formats that cater to all black and sweet coffee drinkers alike.

Bottom Line

It is safe to say that despite the many changes in the coffee industry, the coffee market and consumers like us who fluctuate with our preferences for coffee (consider the Dalgona coffee trend that came with the pandemic and consequently went away) – coffee is one beverage that will continue to top the beverage charts and stay relevant no matter what. If you are also a true coffee lover, you will take a shot at that. Cheers!

Drinking, cooking, and cleaning with municipal tap water could expose us to a variety of contaminants. Since most of these contaminants are invisible to the naked eye or have no odor or taste, it can be difficult to determine if the water is safe to drink.

Although the majority of tap water in the United States is safe to drink, water treatment plants are unable to remove all impurities from the source water. Some of the larger contaminants such as lead and arsenic cause health hazards that may be tolerable at certain levels, but other contaminants have no acceptable level. In addition, some people, such as older people and young children, are more susceptible to drinking water contamination than others.

Over 90 contaminants found in drinking water are subject to enforceable minimum standards set by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). These standards are the Maximum Contamination Levels (MCLs). Anything beyond the MCL indicates the water is unsafe for public drinking, and these limits are kept low enough to protect against long-term health effects.

What is RO System?

The reverse osmosis action allows RO systems to filter well water. The term “reverse” alludes to how this process reverses the natural movement of liquid molecules from a high concentration to a low concentration, as it does in normal osmosis.

A specific voltage is applied to the RO membrane’s source waterside, resulting in a pressure difference on both sides of the membrane. Heavy metals and other pollutants are kept away from the RO membrane, which only allows water molecules to pass through. The method is straightforward: an RO membrane pushes tap water through. The result is pure water that contains few, if any, of the contaminants found in the source.

Undersink Reverse Osmosis Filtration System

As previously stated, reverse osmosis is a type of water filtration system that removes impurities by forcing water through a thin, semipermeable membrane or filter. It is distinct from other types of filtrations in that it employs hydrostatic pressure to force water molecules through the filter’s extremely small pores. As a result, the drinking water is cleaner and tastes better.

There are numerous advantages to using reverse osmosis water. In many ways, it is superior to both tap and bottled water. Installing a reverse osmosis filtration system in your home or office is the most effective way to obtain high-quality drinking water.

Under-sink reverse osmosis systems from Waterdrop may be the best option for you. This series of products can help you save space in your home while also providing safe and clean drinking water for your family.

Waterdrop G3P800 Tankless RO System with UV Sterilizing Light

The G3 P800 reverse osmosis water filtration system has powerful 3-stage filters as well as a water scale inhibitor to keep the water scale at bay. The improved 7-layer RO membranes are capable of effectively reducing chlorine, heavy metals, and other contaminants. The advanced LED chip aids in the effective filtering of 99.9% of bacteria and viruses found in tap water. As water passes through the breathing lamp, it automatically turns on, saving you energy.

The advanced water-saving technology makes the under sink reverse osmosis water filter lowers drain ratio reach 3:1. The Waterdrop G3P800 will help you live an eco-friendly lifestyle and save your water bill at the same time.

Waterdrop Introduction

Waterdrop launched in 2015 with the goal of addressing global water challenges. Since then, the company created hundreds of best-in-class purification solutions and is one of the best water treatment brands in the world. Each of Waterdrop’s products is the result of extensive research and a world-class development process, and each one provides the best possible user experience.

Aside from that, the company designs and manufactures core systems and technologies while also integrating R&D, production, and sales. Waterdrop is the most trusted water purification brand in the United States and beyond, used by millions of households.