How to choose a water purifier

Household tap water is purified and disinfected by a water plant and then enters the water pipeline to enter the home. Generally, the water in homes generally contains silt, rust, excessive chlorine, and other bacteria, many of which are caused by water pipes and secondary water supply. Many families choose water purifiers to filter out impurities in water. Below, we look at the common treatment of water purifiers.

Filter Membrane: The function is to filter bacteria, but it is necessary to change the filter element often, often backflush, and do sealing treatment.

Activated carbon: Adsorption, calculated as a percentage, many impurities are adsorbed on activated carbon.

Filter: Used for filtering impurities.

Reverse Osmosis Membrane: Used to filter some organics and salts.

The general family is equipped with a filter core + reverse osmosis membrane, and the choice of membrane is based on the hardness of home tap water.