In the quest for clean and refreshing bottled water, consumers often find themselves choosing between big box store brands and more specialized options. While many stores claim to provide filtered water, not all purification processes are created equal. At Rainwater, we take pride in delivering the highest quality water through our comprehensive seven-step purification process. In this blog, we will explore the key differences between Rainwater Bottled Water and the generic big box store water options, shedding light on the advanced methods we employ to ensure the purest, most refreshing water for our valued customers.

At Rainwater, we believe that purity begins with a solid foundation. That's why we kick off our seven-step purification process with a reliable pre-filter. This essential step effectively removes large particles and sediments from the water, laying the groundwork for further treatment. In contrast, big box stores typically rely on carbon filters, which primarily focus on taste and odor removal, neglecting other potential impurities.

For added protection against harmful microorganisms, Rainwater utilizes UV filters early in the purification process. UV light effectively destroys bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens without adding any chemicals to the water. While some big box stores may employ UV filters in their machines, they often lack the subsequent steps to guarantee comprehensive purification.

Rainwater goes the extra mile to ensure our customers experience the utmost comfort and cleanliness by incorporating a water softener in our process. This step eliminates hard water minerals like calcium and magnesium, preventing scale buildup in appliances and pipes. Big box store water typically lacks this essential softening step, which could lead to potential issues with plumbing and appliances over time.

One of the most critical steps in Rainwater's purification process is reverse osmosis. This advanced technique effectively removes a wide range of impurities, including heavy metals, nitrates, and dissolved solids. As a result, our customers can enjoy water that's purer and fresher than most big box store offerings, which often fall short in terms of comprehensive filtration.

To ensure an extra layer of protection and to maintain water quality throughout the bottling process, Rainwater employs a second UV filter. This additional step guarantees that any potential post-treatment contamination is eliminated, ensuring only the cleanest water reaches our customers.

Rainwater's seven-step process wouldn't be complete without a carbon filter to remove any remaining taste and odor impurities. This step further enhances the overall drinking experience, providing a crisp and refreshing taste. In contrast, big box store water may only rely on a single carbon filter, which might not achieve the same level of taste and odor removal as our meticulous process.

When it comes to bottled water, the differences between Rainwater and big box store options are clear. Our commitment to a comprehensive seven-step purification process, encompassing pre-filtration, dual UV treatment, water softening, reverse osmosis, and carbon filtration, ensures that our customers enjoy the purest, freshest, and most refreshing water possible. Choosing Rainwater means choosing the pinnacle of water purity, where each drop is a testament to our dedication to excellence in water treatment. Experience the pure difference with Rainwater Bottled Water and embark on a journey of hydration like no other.