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A reverse osmosis system should be sanitized regularly to maintain quality service levels. If the system is not properly maintained, bacteria can begin to grow and multiply wherever the water sits, including on the inside surfaces of tanks and hoses. Filling the system with impure water can also be a cause but, over time, bacteria grows - even in chlorinated water. When water sits in a tank or hose, chlorine levels drop, reducing its chemical ability to prevent bacterial growth. Filters can also filter out chlorine, making the water more susceptible to bacterial growth. In addition, system equipment such as hoses, filters, and canisters can harbor and help to support bacterial growth.

Sani-System is the only EPA & NSF approved sanitizer for use in reverse osmosis units. It is proven to kill 99.9% of harmful bacteria without the use of chlorine, oxidizers, or acids that can harm system parts. Sani-System maintains the performance of your reverse osmosis system and restores it to peak efficiency.