Abstract: A process and system for producing a hydrogenated drinking water has a reverse osmosis filter, an ionizer and a power supply. The reverse osmosis filter has an inlet on one side thereof and first and second outlets on an opposite side thereof. The first outlet is adapted to pass a permeate from the reverse osmosis filter. The second outlet is adapted to pass brine from the reverse osmosis filter. The ionizer is in fluid communication with the reverse osmosis filter. The ionizer has a first inlet connected to the first outlet of the progress osmosis filter. The ionizer has a second inlet connected to the second outlet of the reverse osmosis filter. The power supply is connected to the ionizer so as to electrolysize the brine and the permeate.

Abstract: A water massage apparatus for use with a tub that contains a liquid includes a motor having a shaft, a housing having an interior, an impeller positioned in the interior of the housing, and a cap having at least a portion received within the housing. The shaft has a magnet affixed thereto. The motor is adapted to be affixed to an exterior of the tub such that the magnet faces the surface of the tub. The impeller has a magnetic surface which is attracted to the magnet of the motor. The impeller is rotatable within the housing in correspondence to a rotation of the shaft of the motor. The cap has at least one jet outlet formed thereon or affixed thereto. The impeller is adapted to pass the liquid outwardly of the jet. The cap is driven in rotation by motion of the liquid within the interior of the housing.

Abstract: A process and system for producing a hydrogenated drinking water has a reverse osmosis filter, an ionizer and a power supply. The reverse osmosis filter has an inlet on one side thereof and first and second outlets on an opposite side thereof. The first outlet is adapted to pass a permeate from the reverse osmosis filter. The second outlet is adapted to pass brine from the reverse osmosis filter. The ionizer is in fluid communication with the reverse osmosis filter. The ionizer has a first inlet connected to the first outlet of the progress osmosis filter. The ionizer has a second inlet connected to the second outlet of the reverse osmosis filter. The power supply is connected to the ionizer so as to electrolysize the brine and the permeate.

Abstract: A water filter assembly has a body with the neck, a filter received in the interior of the body, a cap threadedly affixed to the neck of the body, and a ring extending around the neck of the body. The ring has a plurality of elements that are engageable with a surface at the edge of the cap so as to prevent rotation of the cap with respect to the body. The surface at the edge of the cap has a plurality of indentations therein. The plurality of elements include a plurality of sawteeth that are engageable with the plurality of indentations. The ring has another plurality of sawteeth on an opposite side of the ring that are engageable with indentations formed in a shoulder of the body when the cap is rotated to a sealed position with respect to the body.

Abstract: A water filter system having a first filtering chamber having a first filtering media therein, and a second filtering chamber having a second filtering media therein. The first filtering chamber is adapted to be connected to a water inlet or a water source. The first filtering chamber has a filtered water outlet. The second filtering chamber has an inlet connected to the water outlet of said first filtering chamber. The second filtering chamber has a second filtering media therein. The second filtering chamber has a filtered water outlet at an end opposite the first filtering chamber. The second filtering chamber is connectable to a showerhead.

Abstract: A process and system for producing a hydrogenated drinking water has a reverse osmosis filter, an ionizer and a power supply. The reverse osmosis filter has an inlet on one side thereof and first and second outlets on an opposite side thereof. The first outlet is adapted to pass a permeate from the reverse osmosis filter. The second outlet is adapted to pass brine from the reverse osmosis filter. The ionizer is in fluid communication with the reverse osmosis filter. The ionizer has a first inlet connected to the first outlet of the progress osmosis filter. The ionizer has a second inlet connected to the second outlet of the reverse osmosis filter. The power supply is connected to the ionizer so as to electrolysize the brine and the permeate.

Abstract: An apparatus for the mineralization of drinking water has a housing with an inlet and an outlet, a filter positioned in the housing, a container receptacle assembly affixed to or formed on the housing, a pump cooperative with the container receptacle assembly, and a manifold connected to an outlet of the pump and to an outlet of the filter. The filter is connected to the inlet of the housing and adapted to filter contaminants. The container receptacle assemblies adapted to connect with a bottle containing a mineral or supplement therein. The pump is adapted to pass the mineral or supplement in a measured amount from the bottle. The manifold is adapted to mix the mineral or supplement with the filtered water so as to discharge a mineralized drinking water through the outlet.

Abstract: An apparatus for filtering, mineralizing and hydrogenating drinking water has a supply of a mineral or supplement, a housing having an inlet adapted to allow tap water to enter an interior of the housing and an outlet adapted to allow drinking water to exit the housing, a filter positioned in the housing, a manifold positioned in the housing and connected to the supply of mineral or supplement and to the filter, and an ionization chamber connected to an outlet of the manifold so as to receive the mixture of the filtered water and the mineral or supplement. The filter is adapted to filter contaminants from the tap water so as to produce a filtered water therefrom. The manifold is adapted to mix the filtered water with the mineral or supplement. The ionization chamber is adapted to ionize the mixture so as to produce a hydrogenated water therefrom.

Abstract: An ionization chamber for use with a water filtration system has a housing, a first electrode positioned in the housing, a second electrode positioned in the housing, a brine chamber formed in the housing, a filtered water chamber positioned in the housing, and an ion exchange membrane positioned between the brine chamber and the filtered water chamber. The housing has a first ingress adapted to pass filtered water into the housing and a second ingress adapted pass a brine from a reverse osmosis filter into the housing. The housing has a first egress adapted to pass hydrogenated water and a second egress adapted to pass brine. The ion exchange membrane is adapted to pass hydrogen ions from the brine to the filtered water as electrical charges are applied to the first and second electrodes.

Abstract: A process for ionizing water includes forming an ionization chamber having a cathode compartment and an anode compartment with a proton exchange membrane separating the cathode compartment from the anode compartment, introducing a filtered water into the cathode compartment, introducing a brine into the anode compartment, applying an electrical charge to the anode compartment and to the cathode compartment such that ions from the brine flow through the proton exchange membrane to the filtered water of the cathode compartment, and removing the ionized filtered water on the cathode compartment. In particular, the anode compartment and the cathode compartment have an osmotic pressure differential therebetween such that a portion of the filtered water from the cathode compartment flows through the proton exchange membrane to the anode compartment.

Abstract: A housing for filter cartridges has a first receptacle, a second receptacle and a third receptacle. The first receptacle is adapted to receive a first water filter cartridge therein. The second receptacle is adapted to receive a second water filter cartridge therein. The second receptacle is positioned to one side of the first receptacle such that a longitudinal axis of the second receptacle is in parallel relation to a longitudinal axis of the first receptacle. The third receptacle is adapted to receive a third water filter cartridge therein. The third receptacle is positioned above the first receptacle such that a longitudinal axis of the third receptacle is in parallel relation to the longitudinal axis of the first receptacle.

Abstract: An apparatus for mineralizing water has a housing having a filter positioned therein, a container receptacle assembly affixed to or formed on the housing, a pump cooperative with the container receptacle assembly and adapted to draw a mineral or supplement from a bottle in the container receptacle assembly, and a manifold positioned in the housing and connected to an outlet of the pump so as to receive the drawn mineral or supplement from the bottle by the first pump. The filter is adapted to filter the tap water of at least some particles or contaminants. The manifold mixes the drawn mineral or supplement and the filtered water therein. The manifold extends in a vertical orientation within the housing.

Abstract: A micro-dosing system for water mineralization process has a bottle with a liquid mineral or supplement therein, a cap affixed to the opening of the bottle, a pump connected to a channel of the cap and adapted to draw the liquid mineral or supplement through the channel, and a splitter connected to the pump and with the channel of the cap. The channel communicates with an interior volume of the bottle. The cap has a return passage formed therein. The return passage communicates with the interior volume of the bottle. The splitter has an outlet formed thereon. The outlet passes a portion of the liquid mineral or supplement from the channel of the cap. The splitter has a return line communicating with the return passage of the cap so as to pass remainder of the liquid mineral or supplement back through the return passage of the cap and into the interior volume of the bottle.

Abstract: A hose management assembly for a water mineralization system has a housing with a filter positioned therein, a container receptacle assembly affixed to or formed on the housing, a pump cooperative with the container receptacle assembly so as to pass a mineral or supplement from a bottle, a first block affixed to a wall of the housing, and a second block affixed to the wall of the housing and spaced relation to the first block. The filter has a first hose extending therefrom. The inlet of the housing allows tap water to pass to the housing by a second hose. Drinking water is passed from the housing through the first hose. The first block receives a portion of the first and second hoses therein. The second block receives another portion of the first and second hoses therein.

Abstract: A housing for filter cartridges has a first receptacle, a second receptacle and a third receptacle. The first receptacle is adapted to receive a first water filter cartridge therein. The second receptacle is adapted to receive a second water filter cartridge therein. The second receptacle is positioned to one side of the first receptacle such that a longitudinal axis of the second receptacle is in parallel relation to a longitudinal axis of the first receptacle. The third receptacle is adapted to receive a third water filter cartridge therein. The third receptacle is positioned above the first receptacle such that a longitudinal axis of the third receptacle is in parallel relation to the longitudinal axis of the first receptacle.

Abstract: A water filter system has a housing with the channel formed adjacent a bottom thereof and at least one chamber formed therein, and at least one filter removably received in the chamber. The channel is adapted to connect with a water inlet line. The channel is also adapted to connect with a water outlet line. The filter is in communication with the channel at a bottom thereof. The filter and an inner wall of the chamber define an annulus therebetween. The filter has an interior passageway that opens to a filter media. The filter media is disposed such that water flows from the channel and into the interior passageway, through the filter media, and into the annulus. The annulus then communicates with the channel.

Abstract: An apparatus for the mineralization of drinking water has a housing with an inlet and an outlet, a filter positioned in the housing, a container receptacle assembly affixed to or formed on the housing, a pump cooperative with the container receptacle assembly, and a manifold connected to an outlet of the pump and to an outlet of the filter. The filter is connected to the inlet of the housing and adapted to filter contaminants. The container receptacle assemblies adapted to connect with a bottle containing a mineral or supplement therein. The pump is adapted to pass the mineral or supplement in a measured amount from the bottle. The manifold is adapted to mix the mineral or supplement with the filtered water so as to discharge a mineralized drinking water through the outlet.