Only one percent of most home's water is ingested. Why shouldn't that water be the best quality you can have? The Microline is a high-quality, easy-to-install reverse osmosis system that makes up to 25 gallons per day of fresh, clear water. It comes with its own faucet and can also be connected to a refridgerator with an icemaker. We have been installing these for years and have found the units to be reliable.

Prefiltration:
When water first enters the Microline
R.O. System, it flows through a prefilter
that protects the automatic shut-off
and membrane from clogging with debris.
The job of the prefilter is to filter out
larger particles such as silt, rust or
scale, extending the life of your R.O.
membrane and allowing it to tackle the
smaller contaminants.
In the Microline e.TA. System, the
prefilter is made of polypropylene fibers
that are spun together so tightly that
they trap particles.
If you have a Microline TEe. System,
the prefilter also has activated carbon
in it. Not only does the tremendously
porous activated carbon remove chlorine
particles, (which is necessary to protect
the refined T.Ee. Membrane), it serves to
filter out other contaminants as well.

The Membrane:
Water then travels to the operational
center of the system-the membrane.
Here, most particles too small to be
trapped by the prefilter are removed from
the water stream and rinsed to the drain.
The membrane's microscopic pores
allow Hydrogen and Oxygen molecules
through, (and water is H2O). The
majority of the dissolved solids and other
contaminants are flushed into the drain's
water stream and exit the system.
All Microline R.O. Systems have our
patented seal on each membrane. The
seal is designed to assure worry free
installation, simplify system maintenance
and reduce your service costs.

The "Final Polish":
After the membrane, the R.O. water is
routed to the holding tank. Our tank
holds approximately 2 gallons of fresh,
clean water and the automatic shut-off
tells the system when it's time to make
more! When you turn on the Microline

faucet and draw water from the holding
tank, it then goes through its final stage
of filtration, a carbon filter, to remove
any remaining tastes and odors before
reaching your glass. The carbon imparts
the final "sweet" polish to your water.