Home Master Artesian Full Contact Loaded RO System - Mineral Water on

In this review of the Home Master Artesian Full Contact Loaded RO System, the bottom line is simple: this under-sink reverse osmosis unit is best for households and small commercial kitchens that want fast, great-tasting water with minimal waste. Our review finds the system stands out because it combines a high-capacity Dow FilmTec membrane and a patented two-pass remineralization that returns calcium and magnesium for noticeably better taste while the permeate pump improves efficiency and doubles production compared with basic RO setups.

Key Features

• High rejection membrane: The Dow FilmTec 75 gpd membrane filters down to 0.0001 micron and removes up to 99% of TDS for very clean water suitable for drinking and cooking.
• Two-pass remineralization: Patented Full Contact design adds calcium and magnesium twice during purification to recreate pleasing, natural tasting mineral water.
• Fast fill and high flow: The Fast Flo RO kit and larger fittings deliver a quick 4.5 second fill for an 8 oz glass and noticeably faster dispensing than many traditional systems.
• Reduced waste and higher output: Built-in non-electric permeate pump cuts wastewater and boosts production, improving overall efficiency with about an 11:1 waste ratio in typical conditions.
• Loaded convenience package: Includes a brushed nickel Lux faucet, fridge kit, garbage disposal adapter and all installation components for a complete setup out of the box.
• Certified, serviceable design: NSF certified components and a modular layout make annual or 2,000-gallon filter changes straightforward and tool-free.

Who It's For

The Home Master Artesian Full Contact Loaded RO System is ideal for families who drink a lot of tap water and want bottled-water taste without the recurring cost, and for small foodservice or coffee operations that need reliable, high-quality water. The fast flow rate and included fridge kit also make it a good choice for kitchens that want purified water at both the sink and refrigerator dispenser.

Shoppers who have extremely limited under-sink space or who prefer tankless, wall-mounted filtration may want to consider more compact tankless models; likewise, those needing whole-house filtration should look for point-of-entry systems rather than an under-sink RO unit.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Delivers clean, great-tasting water with mineral remineralization that improves flavor.
• Fast dispensing thanks to the Fast Flo kit and larger fittings, reducing wait time for a glass of water.
• Lower wastewater and higher output from the permeate pump compared with basic RO units.
• Complete loaded kit includes faucet, fridge connection, and a high-hardness Dow membrane suitable for tougher municipal supplies.

Cons

• Under-sink footprint and storage tank require more cabinet space than some compact or tankless alternatives.
• Initial setup is straightforward but still requires basic plumbing work, so some buyers will prefer professional installation.

Specifications

Stages	7-stage system
Membrane	Dow FilmTec high-hardness 75 gpd
Rejection rate	Up to 99% TDS
Fill rate	Fast 4.5s for 8 oz with Fast Flo kit
Waste ratio	Approximately 11:1 with permeate pump
Faucet	Brushed nickel Lux faucet with 360-degree swivel
Included accessories	Storage tank, fridge kit, garbage disposal adapter, fittings

Our Verdict

The Artesian Full Contact Loaded RO System is a strong value for buyers who want reliable, restaurant-quality drinking water at home or in a small commercial setting. Its combination of a high-capacity Dow membrane, patented two-pass remineralization, faster fill rate and permeate pump makes it both efficient and tasty, and the loaded package reduces add-on purchases. It is worth the investment for those who want bottled-water taste with lower operating waste.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this system improve the taste of tap water?
The two-pass remineralization adds calcium and magnesium twice, which restores minerals and noticeably improves taste compared with straight RO water.

How often do filters need replacing?
Routine filters are designed for annual or approximately 2,000-gallon changes depending on local water quality and usage.

Will it work with hard municipal water?
The loaded version includes a Dow FilmTec high-hardness membrane rated for supplies up to about 18 grains per gallon to reduce premature membrane failure.