WSP Reverse Osmosis System

Guests often notice dissolved solids in water by a faint off-taste in a glass or spotting on the sink after filling a bottle. If your drinking water tastes flat, salty, or just carries a hint of minerals that don’t belong, this points to too many dissolved solids — things like salts and other microscopic particles that standard filters don’t catch.

What Causes That Lingering Taste and Spotting?

Dissolved solids are tiny particles and minerals naturally present in many water sources. They don’t settle out or look cloudy, but they change the water’s taste and leave mineral deposits — the faint rings in glasses and streaks on sinks. A total dissolved solids (TDS) test is the straightforward way to confirm their presence and level. High TDS numbers usually mean water that tastes off and can complicate food and drink preparation.

How the Control Head Oversees Purified Water Production

At the heart of this system is a smart control unit with a chip that manages the whole purification process. It controls when water feeds into the system, when the membranes flush out impurities, and when the flow stops. This automation means the system runs efficiently with minimal input from you, protecting membranes and keeping water quality consistent without guesswork.

The Role of the Thin-Film Composite Membrane

The system’s main component is a thin-film composite reverse osmosis membrane, which is specially designed to target dissolved solids, including salts and many other contaminants. Water passes through this tight membrane, and most dissolved solids get left behind and washed away. This is the core step that makes your water taste cleaner and reduces mineral buildup that spoils beverages and dishes.

The Storage Vessel and Its Capacity in Everyday Terms

Your purified water collects in a dedicated storage vessel designed to hold water ready for use. While the exact size varies depending on your water needs and setup, it's sized to keep enough purified water available comfortably. The system can produce roughly 500 gallons per day, enough for a small business, cafe, or clinic, ensuring steady supplies without long waits.

Who This System Fits Best

This reverse osmosis setup is built with small business and light commercial use in mind. It suits places like cafes, clinics, or small offices where water with lower dissolved solids makes a difference in taste, process, or presentation. For a typical family home, this might be more than required, and smaller units could be better; for larger operations, you might need a bigger system.

What Comes with Your System and the Next Step

This is a complete reverse osmosis purification system with a control head and a thin-film composite membrane included. The exact size of the water storage vessel is confirmed when the system is tailored to your water test and usage. Installation is done by your plumber using the equipment shipped directly from our Tampa warehouse. To get started, request a free quote and sizing help from our Water Softener Plus team. We’ll ask about your water problem and ZIP code to make sure the system fits your needs precisely and send you full pricing details without any pressure.

Who this size is right for

At 500 gallons per day this is sized for a small business, cafe or clinic.

Size this on your busiest day, not your typical one - production water demand rarely stays flat, and running a membrane system at its ceiling shortens its life.