Why install a whole-house water purification system

When it comes to healthy decoration, many people will choose environmentally friendly materials, are willing to spend a lot of energy and budget to decorate and design kitchens and bathrooms, and buy high-end, smart home appliances, but tend to ignore invisible factors such as air, water, and temperature. They are accustomed to using tap water and don’t think there is any problem, especially ignoring the whole-house water purification system.

Although tap water will go through strict filtering and disinfection processes before leaving the factory, and will only leave the factory if it meets national standards, there will inevitably be hidden dangers of secondary pollution during transportation. First, in order to ensure that bacteria and other microorganisms do not exceed the standard during the transportation of tap water, the water plant will add chloride to the water for disinfection, which will cause residual chlorine in the water entering the house.

Secondly, tap water will inevitably encounter aging and rusting of pipes and long-term uncleaned water tanks in the transportation and storage. After entering the house, such water may contain harmful substances such as mud, rust, insect eggs, and microorganisms.

Some experts pointed out that the standard for qualified tap water is equivalent to 60 points in the exam, which is just a passing line; the tap water safety standard is based on statistical data and is a basic guarantee line for safety; even if all 106 indicators are qualified, it cannot be guaranteed that there are harmful substances other than the 106 indicators. Therefore, tap water that seems to have been strictly treated is not necessarily safe when used.

Whole-house water purification systems have become a popular choice for home improvement in recent years, gradually transforming from improvement-type consumption to necessity-type consumption, and becoming a standard for high-quality home life.