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Changing Your Water Can Change Your Life.
Get expert insight from a Wellness Water Company professional, officially certified by the Water Quality Association (WQA). Our dedicated team conducts a thorough assessment of your home’s water quality to identify and help reduce dangerous, potentially cancer-causing contaminants—so your family enjoys safer, healthier water every day.
Wellness Water Company specializes in advanced whole-house water softener filtration and drinking water systems for U.S. homes, trusted by 1,000+ happy families nationwide.
Our full-spectrum, commercial-grade filtration systems are built with advanced technology, EPA-registered, NSF-certified, trusted by NASA, and proudly manufactured in the USA.
Every system is designed for long-term performance and comes with a lifetime warranty, giving you peace of mind along with cleaner, better-tasting water throughout your entire home.
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Water Filtration System & Water Softeners
Wellness Water offers the most advanced, all-in-one solution for improving the quality of your whole home or commercial building’s water supply.
Our innovative systems are engineered to provide comprehensive treatment: they effectively remove all toxins and harmful contaminants, while simultaneously re-adding essential beneficial minerals. The Wellness Water solution also incorporates water softening and alkalizing features, delivering superior, balanced water throughout your entire property.
We believe healthy water is a basic human right. Because of this, 10% of corporate profits are donated to the Water 4 Mercy project. -Ryan Stuart, CEO
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Clean, pure water for our customers is our top priority.
What’s Really in Your Water System?
Protect Your Home from Contaminants in the American Drinking Water System with a Whole House Water Filter System
There are over 250% contaminants commonly found in the American drinking water system. In reality, even if your tap water is regulated by state and local governments, it does not guarantee the water is entirely safe for drinking or use. This is because governmental regulation standards do not always align with scientifically proven safety levels.
This is precisely why installing a whole-house water filter system is critical. These systems are designed to eliminate the toxic contaminants that studies show can cause various health risks, including cancer, ensuring pure water flows from every tap in your home.
Why Choose a Whole House Water Filtration
System for Your Home
Water Treatment Systems
Our water and air treatment systems meet the highest industry standards for quality and performance. All of our water treatment systems and air systems are proudly assembled and shipped directly from our factory located in Chicago, ensuring quality control from start to finish.
Quality Water
Not only will your tap water taste dramatically better, but so will any meals, coffee, tea, or other beverages prepared with it. Using quality water ensures every recipe reaches its full flavor potential, delivering what we call ingredient-quality water directly to your tap.
Salt Free Water Softener
When you use a salt-free water softener, your clothes will look noticeably brighter and feel significantly softer as soon as you pull them from the dryer.
Softer Water
Installing a system that provides softer water offers immediate and lasting benefits for your home. Your water-using appliances will last longer, and you'll drastically reduce your consumption of soap and detergent.
Water Filter Warranty
We back our products with the industry’s most comprehensive water filter warranties and unparalleled service. This dedication is delivered globally through our exclusive worldwide dealer network, ensuring you receive local support and total peace of mind.
Test Water Quality
Our products undergo rigorous, independent third-party testing to ensure our water treatment systems perform exactly as advertised. This commitment to third-party verification provides transparent proof of our performance and gives you complete confidence in the quality of water delivered by our systems.
Common Water Problems Every Home Faces
Common Contaminants Affecting Your Water Quality
If you’re noticing issues with your home’s tap water, you’re likely dealing with one of these common water quality problems:| Problem | Potential Cause & Description |
| Bad Taste | It can result from various factors, including high mineral content, low pH, or dissolved metals. |
| Chlorine Odor | Caused by the disinfectant added to public tap water to kill bacteria and viruses. |
| Cloudy (or White Water) | Usually caused by trapped air bubbles, though it can also signal suspended solids (turbidity). |
| Fishy Odor | Often caused by organic contaminants like barium or cadmium, or certain non-toxic algae blooms in the water source. |
| Musty Odor | Typically, a sign of decaying organic matter, algae, or bacteria, especially in warm conditions. |
| Rotten Egg Odor | The classic sign of hydrogen sulfide gas, common in groundwater and well systems. |
| Off-Color | It can range from rust-orange (iron) to blue-green (copper), indicating mineral presence or corrosion. |
Protect Your Kitchen Appliances from Common Water Problems
If you’re noticing issues with your ice maker, dishwasher, or other kitchen appliances, water quality is often the culprit. Here are the common appliance problems caused by mineral deposits and contaminants:
| Appliance Problem | Cause & Impact |
| Cloudy Ice Cubes | Caused by high concentrations of dissolved solids (minerals like calcium and magnesium) suspended in the water that freeze into the ice. |
| Water Spotting | Visible spots or films on dishes, glassware, and appliance interiors, typically due to hard water residue left behind after evaporation. |
| Water Staining | Discoloration inside dishwashers or around fixtures (e.g., rust-orange from iron, blue-green from copper). |
| Fishy Odor | Contaminants (like organic compounds) in the water supply settle inside the appliance’s water lines or reservoir. |
| Frequent Dishwasher Repairs | A major consequence of hard water, that mineral scale builds up on heating elements, pumps, and seals, leading to premature failure. |
Solving Common Laundry Problems Caused by Water Quality
Many frustrating issues you experience in the laundry room are directly related to the quality of your water. Finding the right solution can often be simpler than you think.
| Laundry Problem | Cause & Impact |
| Excessive Soap Usage | Hard water minerals (calcium and magnesium) react with the detergent, making it less effective. You have to use significantly more soap to generate suds and achieve cleanliness. |
| Lack of Suds | A clear sign of hard water interference. The minerals bind to the soap instead of allowing the soap molecules to activate and clean the clothes. |
| Scale Buildup | Mineral deposits that form a chalky residue inside the washing machine, especially on the drum and heating elements, reduce efficiency and lead to costly repairs. |
| Stiff Laundry | Minerals remain on the fabric after rinsing, making clothes feel scratchy, rough, or stiff. Towels are especially prone to this issue. |
| Water Staining | Discoloration on clothes is caused by high levels of specific minerals, such as rust-orange stains from iron or dark spots from manganese. |
Addressing Common Shower & Bath Problems Caused by Water Quality
Many common annoyances in your shower and bath, from personal comfort to cleaning issues, stem from the quality of your water.
| Shower & Bath Problem | Primary Cause (Hard Water/Contaminants) |
| Dull, Limp Hair | Mineral deposits (scale) prevent hair cuticles from lying flat, leading to residue buildup that leaves hair heavy, dull, and lifeless. |
| Dry Skin | Hard water minerals react with soap, forming soap scum that clogs pores and leaves a film on the skin, stripping away natural oils. |
| Poor Lathering of Soaps & Shampoos | High mineral content forces soap and shampoo molecules to bind to the minerals instead of creating a rich lather. |
| Soap Residue | The mineral-soap reaction creates insoluble soap scum that sticks to skin, hair, and surfaces, requiring extra effort to rinse off. |
| Scale Buildup on Fixtures & Showerheads | Evaporation leaves behind white, chalky mineral deposits (calcium and magnesium) that clog showerheads and etch faucets. |
| Water Spotting | Visible mineral residue left on glass shower doors and tiles after the water evaporates. |
| Water Staining | Discoloration on tub and shower surfaces (e.g., rust-orange from iron, blue-green from copper corrosion). |
Problems Associated with Specific Water Contaminants
When you have a specific contaminant in your water, the potential problems extend beyond taste and stains, often posing direct health concerns.1 Here is a breakdown of issues linked to common water contaminants:
| Contaminant | Common Problems & Health Risks |
| Lead | Severe health risks, especially for children, include developmental delays, neurological damage, and cognitive issues. Primarily enters water from corroding pipes and plumbing. |
| Arsenic | Long-term exposure is linked to various cancers (skin, bladder, lung) and cardiovascular disease. Naturally occurring in groundwater. |
| Cysts (Giardia, Cryptosporidium) | Gastrointestinal illnesses, severe diarrhea, vomiting, and cramps. These are waterborne parasites resistant to chlorine disinfection. |
| Chlorine | Dries out skin and hair; causes fading of clothes; unpleasant chemical taste and odor; potential creation of harmful disinfection byproducts (DBPs). |
| Fluoride | Dental fluorosis (staining/pitting of teeth) at high levels; skeletal fluorosis; often added for dental health but can be naturally high in some areas. |
| Nitrates | “Blue baby syndrome” (methemoglobinemia) in infants reduces the blood’s ability to carry oxygen. This issue is primarily from agricultural runoff and septic systems. |
| Heavy Metals | A wide range of toxic effects depending on the metal (e.g., kidney damage, neurological disorders). Examples include Mercury, Cadmium, and Chromium. |
| Turbidity | Cloudiness in water. While not always directly harmful, it can interfere with disinfection and shield disease-causing microorganisms from treatment. |
| TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) | Alters the taste of water (salty, bitter); causes scale buildup; and can lead to corrosive effects on plumbing systems. |
| VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) | Short-term effects include headaches and nausea; long-term exposure is linked to liver and kidney damage, and certain cancers. Found in solvents, fuels, and industrial waste. |
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