Every year, millions of plastic water bottles end up in landfills and oceans, contributing to the growing global problem of plastic pollution. While plastic may break into smaller pieces over time, the reality is alarming: plastic never truly disappears. Instead, it slowly turns into microplastics — tiny particles that contaminate our environment, marine life, food, […]
When choosing the best water filter in Malta, many homeowners compare under-sink water filters vs reverse osmosis (RO) systems. While both improve water quality, they work very differently—and one is often a better fit for Maltese homes. What’s the Difference? Under-Sink Water Filters Reverse Osmosis (RO) Systems Often more complex than needed for Malta Which […]
If you live in Malta, you’ve probably heard people talk about high TDS levels in tap water. Many assume that a high TDS reading automatically means the water is unsafe to drink. But is that really true? In this article, we explain what TDS actually means, why Malta’s water has higher readings, and why the […]
At Aquarius Direct, we’re excited to share an incredible opportunity that makes it easier and more affordable than ever to enhance your tap water quality. The Maltese government has introduced a grant covering 60% of the cost for installing an activated carbon water filter, up to a maximum of €100 per household. This initiative aims […]
Malta’s tap water is treated and considered safe to drink, but many residents still face issues with its taste, hardness, and overall quality. If you’ve ever wondered whether a water filter is worth the investment, here are five clear signs that your home could benefit from one. 1. You Notice an Unpleasant Taste or Odour […]
Malta is known for its stunning coastline, rich history, and vibrant culture, but one of the biggest challenges residents face is the quality of tap water. While the water supplied to homes and businesses is considered safe to drink, it often contains high levels of minerals, chlorine, and other impurities that can affect both taste […]
