Reverse osmosis in Caledon

South Caledon, including Bolton, is on Peel's South Peel lake supply, the same Lake Ontario water as Brampton and Mississauga (120 to 130 mg/L). The villages run on four groundwater systems: Palgrave–Caledon East, Caledon Village–Alton, Inglewood and Cheltenham. In 2025, Palgrave measured 240 to 250 mg/L hardness and Caledon East 280 to 360 mg/L. Peel removes iron and manganese with greensand filters at several of these wells, and doesn't add fluoride.

Source: Peel Region, 2025 Palgrave and Caledon East water quality report · Peel Region, water quality reports.

A reverse osmosis system under the kitchen sink removes chlorine taste, most dissolved solids, sodium, lead and fluoride from drinking and cooking water. In very hard, high-mineral water like parts of Caledon's supply, it's the biggest taste difference you can make.

• Better-tasting water, coffee, tea and ice
• Removes most dissolved solids, sodium and fluoride
• Its own faucet under the sink
• Usually cheaper than bottled water

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