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In simple terms, “osmosis” means “seeping through.” For example when you put a tea bag in water, the water seeps into the tea bag and the tea seeps out. Reverse osmosis means using pressure to force pure water molecules to seep through a special fabric called a membrane. The pores of the membrane are so tiny that other larger molecules cannot pass through. Reverse osmosis was originally developed for desalination – in other words to turn salt water into fresh water. However, it was later discovered that the process is extremely effective at removing other impurities. For more information or to order your reverse osmosis system go to contact us. For more information about the components and performance of reverse osmosis click here.