How a reverse osmosis system is installed: step by step
How a residential reverse osmosis system is installed from start to finish: prior water test, water and drain connections, dedicated tap, start-up and scheduled maintenance.
Limescale in coffee machines and kettles: the definitive fix
Limescale isn't about cleaning harder: it's the Costa del Sol's hard water. We explain how it hurts your coffee and appliances, and which solution truly saves you breakdowns.
Chlorine taste in tap water: why it happens and how to remove it
The chlorine taste isn't your imagination: it's real and depends on season and area. We explain why it appears, whether it's harmful and your real options to remove it.
How to choose the right osmosis system for your home (quick guide)
Choosing the right osmosis system depends on consumption, space and system type (tank, direct-flow, remineralizer). A quick guide without the weird online-store options.
Marbella's water: hardness, limescale and what you can do
Marbella's water is drinkable but very hard, with a hint of chlorine. We explain what it does to your home and business, and which solutions actually improve it.
Osmosis vs water softener: which one do I actually need?
Water softener and reverse osmosis don't compete: they do different jobs. The softener protects the whole installation from limescale; osmosis delivers quality drinking water. How to choose one, the other, or both.
Reverse osmosis for bars and cafés: a practical guide
In hospitality, water is a raw material. Reverse osmosis protects coffee machines and ice makers, improves the taste of coffee and ice, and cuts breakdowns. Here's how to size it right.
How often should reverse osmosis filters be changed?
Sediment and carbon filters are changed once a year; the membrane, every 2-3. We explain why, what happens if you delay, and how we track it so you don't have to.
TDS: what it is and what your tap water should read
TDS measures everything dissolved in your water that you can't see. We explain what the numbers mean, what Malaga and Marbella's water reads, and what it says about your water's real quality.
Reverse osmosis or filter jug: which pays off in Malaga?
A filter jug and reverse osmosis look alike, but they don't filter the same. We compare what each removes, the real savings versus bottled water, and what pays off in Malaga and Marbella for each type of home.
Reverse osmosis: is it worth it? The savings in numbers
It's the question we hear most: does installing osmosis at home really pay off? Let's run the numbers calmly, no tricks. What bottled water costs A family of four drinking and cooking with bottled water easily spends between 200 and 400 € a year, on top of carrying the bottles … Read more
Why does Malaga and Marbella's water have so much limescale (and taste of chlorine)?
If you live in Malaga or Marbella you'll have noticed limescale on the taps, white marks on the shower screen and that hint of chlorine in the tap water. It's normal: the Costa del Sol's water is drinkable and safe, but hard. Let's look at why, and what you can do. … Read more