FILTRATION THAT SUBTRACTS THE DOUBT
Wellness Starts With Clean Water.
Reverse Osmosis Filtration
Filtered water from the tap for drinking and cooking, removes up to 99.9% of harmful contaminants.
Reliable Clean Water
Reduces chlorine, odors, and impurities—so you can trust your tap water every day.
Whole House Solutions
From kitchen to bathroom, enjoy total filtration that enhances water, protects plumbing, and extends appliance life.
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Why Filtration Matters
REMOVES CONTAMINANTS
Water can contain bacteria, chemicals, heavy metals, microplastics and PFAS—filtration helps remove them for safer drinking and cooking.
IMPROVES TASTE AND SMELL
Chlorine and sulfur can affect taste and odor. Filtration can help improve both.
PROTECTS YOUR HOME
Removing sediment and hard minerals protects plumbing, appliances, and finishes.
Tested and Trustred
Brio Whole House Solutions treat water at the source—combining filtration, softening, and UV protection to deliver clean, reliable water from every tap.
Frequently Asked Questions
We've included a list of FAQs for a wide variety of categories.
What’s the best way to choose a water filter for your home?
The right water filter depends on your water source, its quality, and how you plan to use the filtered water. Do you have municipal tap water or a private well? Check your local water report or test your water to identify contaminants like chlorine, lead, PFAS, sediment, or hard minerals.
A pitcher or faucet-mounted filter may be enough to improve taste or odor, but more serious concerns call for a more advanced
system. Under sink reverse osmosis (RO) systems are popular for their broad range of contaminant removal. Whole house filtration systems are ideal for your entire home, including showers and laundry.
For renters, a refillable tank countertop water dispenser may be the best low-maintenance solution. Consider your space, water usage, and how much upkeep you’re comfortable with. The best filter is the one that fits your needs without
adding unnecessary complexity.
How do whole house filtration systems work, and what do they remove?
A whole house water filtration system is installed at the main water supply line, so every faucet and fixture in your home benefits. These systems can handle high flow rates and large volumes. They’re ideal for
households with multiple bathrooms and water-using appliances.
Brio Whole House Filtration Systems reduce sediment, chlorine, VOCs, and
other contaminants. Carbon filters improve taste, while other filtering stages target specific chemicals or minerals. Multi-stage designs combine different filtration methods to address a broad range of issues.
Whole house filtration systems don’t remove everything that a reverse
osmosis (RO) system can. However, they significantly improve water quality
throughout your home. You’ll enjoy cleaner clothing and dishes, as well as less
mineral buildup in your appliances—even your coffee maker. For ultra-purified water, pair a whole house system with the Brio Tankless RO Undersink Filtration System.
How does reverse osmosis purify drinking water?
Reverse osmosis (RO) removes impurities by forcing water through a semipermeable membrane. With pores as small as 0.0001 microns, the membrane allows water molecules to pass through while blocking lead, arsenic, fluoride, chlorine byproducts, nitrates, and even microorganisms like bacteria, parasites, and viruses.
RO systems typically include pre-filters and post-filters to remove
larger particles, reduce chlorine, and improve taste. The result is clean,
crisp-tasting water ideal for drinking and cooking.
One of the advantages of an RO system is its ability to remove dissolved solids that many other filters miss. It’s especially helpful if your water contains high levels of impurities or comes from a questionable source. While RO systems produce wastewater, modern designs are far more efficient. RO is a smart, long-term solution for advanced water purification at home or in the workplace.
What is UV water disinfection, and when is it useful?
Ultraviolet (UV) water disinfection uses a specialized lamp to eliminate potentially harmful microbes, including E. coli, Giardia, Cryptosporidium,
and Salmonella. The UV light damages the DNA of these microorganisms so they can’t reproduce or
cause illness.
UV systems don’t add chemicals or alter your water. They simply target biological contaminants, which makes them especially useful for homes that rely on well water or are affected by seasonal flooding or boil-water advisories.
Although UV systems don’t remove physical particles or chemicals like chlorine or PFAS, they’re highly effective when used as part of other filtration methods. Pairing UV with a multi-stage filtration system gives you broad-spectrum protection and peace of mind, especially when water quality is inconsistent or unpredictable.
What are PFAS or “forever chemicals,” and why do they matter?
PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are synthetic chemicals used in products like nonstick cookware, waterproof fabrics, and food packaging. There are thousands of different types of PFAS, and they have been detected in soil, air, water, and even in human blood.
They’re called “forever chemicals” because they don’t break down easily. Long-term PFAS exposure has been linked to health risks, including thyroid problems
and cancer.
A high-quality water filtration system can reduce PFAS levels in your water. Reverse osmosis (RO) filters are generally considered the most effective option. Brio offers a range of reverse osmosis systems that provide advanced protection from PFAS and other contaminants.
Why is water flow rate important when picking a filtration system?
Flow rate is the volume of water that passes through a filter in a given time, stated in liters per minute (LPM or L/min), gallons per minute (GPM), or gallons per day (GPD). It affects how quickly you can access filtered water and how effectively the system meets your household’s daily needs.
A higher flow rate means faster fill-ups, whether you’re filling a glass, pitcher, or cooking pot. For example, Brio systems with a 400 GPD capacity offer a steady flow rate of 1 L/min, while 600 GPD models deliver 1.5 L/min.
Need more speed? An 800 GPD system provides up to 2 L/min. That can make a real difference in busy kitchens, shared homes, or office settings where quick access to clean water matters.
What makes tankless RO systems more efficient than traditional tank models?
Tankless reverse osmosis (RO) systems filter water on demand, eliminating the need for a storage tank. The tankless design provides a steady flow of freshly filtered water with less water waste. It also reduces the risk of stagnant water. Many tankless systems have lower pure-to-drain ratios compared to traditional
systems.
What does “pure-to-waste ratio” mean in a reverse osmosis system?
What’s the best way to choose a water filter for your home?
The right water filter depends on your water source, its quality, and how you plan to use the filtered water. Do you have municipal tap water or a private well? Check your local water report or test your water to identify contaminants like chlorine, lead, PFAS, sediment, or hard minerals.
A pitcher or faucet-mounted filter may be enough to improve taste or odor, but more serious concerns call for a more advanced
system. Under sink reverse osmosis (RO) systems are popular for their broad range of contaminant removal. Whole house filtration systems are ideal for your entire home, including showers and laundry.
For renters, a refillable tank countertop water dispenser may be the best low-maintenance solution. Consider your space, water usage, and how much upkeep you’re comfortable with. The best filter is the one that fits your needs without
adding unnecessary complexity.
How do whole house filtration systems work, and what do they remove?
A whole house water filtration system is installed at the main water supply line, so every faucet and fixture in your home benefits. These systems can handle high flow rates and large volumes. They’re ideal for
households with multiple bathrooms and water-using appliances.
Brio Whole House Filtration Systems reduce sediment, chlorine, VOCs, and
other contaminants. Carbon filters improve taste, while other filtering stages target specific chemicals or minerals. Multi-stage designs combine different filtration methods to address a broad range of issues.
Whole house filtration systems don’t remove everything that a reverse
osmosis (RO) system can. However, they significantly improve water quality
throughout your home. You’ll enjoy cleaner clothing and dishes, as well as less
mineral buildup in your appliances—even your coffee maker. For ultra-purified water, pair a whole house system with the Brio Tankless RO Undersink Filtration System.
How does reverse osmosis purify drinking water?
Reverse osmosis (RO) removes impurities by forcing water through a semipermeable membrane. With pores as small as 0.0001 microns, the membrane allows water molecules to pass through while blocking lead, arsenic, fluoride, chlorine byproducts, nitrates, and even microorganisms like bacteria, parasites, and viruses.
RO systems typically include pre-filters and post-filters to remove
larger particles, reduce chlorine, and improve taste. The result is clean,
crisp-tasting water ideal for drinking and cooking.
One of the advantages of an RO system is its ability to remove dissolved solids that many other filters miss. It’s especially helpful if your water contains high levels of impurities or comes from a questionable source. While RO systems produce wastewater, modern designs are far more efficient. RO is a smart, long-term solution for advanced water purification at home or in the workplace.
What is UV water disinfection, and when is it useful?
Ultraviolet (UV) water disinfection uses a specialized lamp to eliminate potentially harmful microbes, including E. coli, Giardia, Cryptosporidium,
and Salmonella. The UV light damages the DNA of these microorganisms so they can’t reproduce or
cause illness.
UV systems don’t add chemicals or alter your water. They simply target biological contaminants, which makes them especially useful for homes that rely on well water or are affected by seasonal flooding or boil-water advisories.
Although UV systems don’t remove physical particles or chemicals like chlorine or PFAS, they’re highly effective when used as part of other filtration methods. Pairing UV with a multi-stage filtration system gives you broad-spectrum protection and peace of mind, especially when water quality is inconsistent or unpredictable.
What are PFAS or “forever chemicals,” and why do they matter?
PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are synthetic chemicals used in products like nonstick cookware, waterproof fabrics, and food packaging. There are thousands of different types of PFAS, and they have been detected in soil, air, water, and even in human blood.
They’re called “forever chemicals” because they don’t break down easily. Long-term PFAS exposure has been linked to health risks, including thyroid problems
and cancer.
A high-quality water filtration system can reduce PFAS levels in your water. Reverse osmosis (RO) filters are generally considered the most effective option. Brio offers a range of reverse osmosis systems that provide advanced protection from PFAS and other contaminants.
Why is water flow rate important when picking a filtration system?
Flow rate is the volume of water that passes through a filter in a given time, stated in liters per minute (LPM or L/min), gallons per minute (GPM), or gallons per day (GPD). It affects how quickly you can access filtered water and how effectively the system meets your household’s daily needs.
A higher flow rate means faster fill-ups, whether you’re filling a glass, pitcher, or cooking pot. For example, Brio systems with a 400 GPD capacity offer a steady flow rate of 1 L/min, while 600 GPD models deliver 1.5 L/min.
Need more speed? An 800 GPD system provides up to 2 L/min. That can make a real difference in busy kitchens, shared homes, or office settings where quick access to clean water matters.
What makes tankless RO systems more efficient than traditional tank models?
Tankless reverse osmosis (RO) systems filter water on demand, eliminating the need for a storage tank. The tankless design provides a steady flow of freshly filtered water with less water waste. It also reduces the risk of stagnant water. Many tankless systems have lower pure-to-drain ratios compared to traditional
systems.
What does “pure-to-waste ratio” mean in a reverse osmosis system?
Pure-to-waste ratio indicates the proportion of filtered water produced versus the amount discarded. A 1:2 ratio means one cup of clean water for every two cups wasted.
Home Water Filtration Systems | RO, Undersink & Whole House
Brio water filtration systems deliver advanced purification for every home and budget — from compact under sink water filters to powerful tankless reverse osmosis (RO filter) systems and whole house water softener solutions. Whether you are concerned about chlorine, lead, arsenic, PFAS, sediment, VOCs, or other common contaminants, Brio offers independently certified home water filtration systems engineered to tackle your specific water quality challenges. Tankless filter RO system options from the SIMPL, AQUUS, and G-20 series connect directly beneath your sink and provide up to 800 gallons of purified water per day with an efficient pure-to-drain ratio that minimizes waste. Multi-stage undersink water filtration systems for homes and whole house water softener systems are also available for households looking for a full home water filtration system that improves water quality at a single tap or throughout every faucet, appliance, and shower in the home. Brio's water RO water membranes use pores as small as 0.0001 microns, blocking dissolved solids, heavy metals, bacteria, nitrates, and more for water that is measurably cleaner and noticeably better tasting. With quick-change filters, space-saving designs, and independently certified components, every Brio water filtration system for home is built for long-term performance and easy maintenance. Shop the full Brio water filtration systems collection and find the right purification solution for your home.
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