The Benefits of High pH (Alkaline) Water – What You Should Know

You’ve probably heard the buzz about alkaline water—but what does it actually do, and is it worth it for your home?

If you live in Southern Nevada, where water quality already has its challenges, understanding pH can help you make a smarter choice about what you’re drinking every day.


What Is pH in Water?

pH measures how acidic or alkaline water is on a scale from 0 to 14:

Most tap water in areas like Las Vegas and surrounding communities starts slightly alkaline—but once it’s treated and travels through pipes, taste and quality can still suffer.


What Is Alkaline Water?

Alkaline water typically has a pH between 8 and 9.5 and may contain beneficial minerals like:

These minerals can improve both taste and mouthfeel compared to standard tap water.


Potential Benefits of Alkaline Water

1. Better Taste

Many people notice alkaline water tastes:

This alone is one of the biggest reasons homeowners switch.


2. Reduced Acidity

Alkaline water can help neutralize acidity in the mouth and stomach, which some people find helpful for:

(Results vary by person.)


3. Hydration Support

Some studies suggest alkaline water may be absorbed slightly faster, though the difference is modest. Most people simply drink more because it tastes better—which improves hydration overall.


4. Mineral Content

When properly balanced, alkaline water can contain small amounts of:


What Alkaline Water Does NOT Do

Let’s keep it real—there’s a lot of hype out there.

Alkaline water:

The biggest real-world benefits are taste, hydration, and reduced acidity perception


🔧 How to Get High-Quality Alkaline Water at Home

Not all alkaline water is created equal.

The best setup is:

Reverse Osmosis + Remineralization

A reverse osmosis system removes:

Then a remineralization stage adds back clean, balanced minerals to raise pH and improve taste.


Why This Matters in Southern Nevada

Water from Lake Mead—treated by the Southern Nevada Water Authority—often has:

👉 Simply raising pH without proper filtration doesn’t fix the real problem.


💧 The Bottom Line

Alkaline water can:

But the real upgrade comes from removing impurities first—then adding back clean, balanced minerals.


Want Better-Tasting, Balanced Water at Home?

At H2O To Go, we build systems specifically for Southern Nevada water.

Get:

Visit h2otogo.net or contact us today for a free water consultation.


Bonus Tip

If your water still tastes bad, pH isn’t the main issue—it’s usually:

👉 Fix those first, and everything else improves.


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