Central Water Supply Filters - How To Choose The Best For Your Case!

As their name says, the central flow filters are connected to the home water supply, to water watches. They are connected there to clean the water for the whole house. These filters are devices in which 3 kinds of replacement filters are placed: Thread filters, polypropylene filters, salt reduction filters and activated carbon filters. Let's look at them in detail:

Fiber filters are the simplest of the replacement filters that fit these devices and clean water from soil, sludge and rust. They are not narrow, so they do not cut the flow of water at all.

 

Polypropylene filters are much narrower than yarn filters and apparently cleanse the soil, sludge and rust even better. But they are being phoned more quickly, so they need more replacement.

 

Salt reduction filters are divided into two categories, the replacement filters with quartz crystals (polyphosphate) and the replacement filters with ion exchange resin. The first do not remove the salts, they just do not allow them to "sit" in the tubes, the tiles, the wash basin, etc. They reduce the salts that look with the eye. Ion-exchange resin filters actually reduce salts by exchanging magnesium and calcium ions with potassium and sodium ions, but they do not last long as they run out fast enough. If you have a serious problem with salt in your area, then the ideal solution is to install a softener in your central supply.

 

Active carbon filtersreduce chlorine and other harmful substances from water, but you do not want to do it at the mains supply. You want to do this just before you drink the water, that is, in your kitchen. What I mean: Chlorine is what kills germs and bacteria and because of this, drinking water is safe and safe. If we remove chlorine, then water from our central supply to our kitchen and bathroom is unprotected, allowing the growth of bacteria and microbes. This means that our water will not smell the classic odor of chlorine, but it will be extremely dangerous. This is a great trap as we are increasingly seeing it happening in too many homes. So our advice is not to place spare charcoal filters in the central supply but in your kitchen,

 

A common mistake we often see is the inappropriate replacement of the replacement filter. In many cases, the world does not even know that it has a filter in the central supply, especially if we are talking about a rented house that will hardly be visited by a watchmaker. However, this is extremely dangerous, as these filters must be replaced whenever they are tainted by dirt and sludge. If it is not changed in time, you will swim with water that literally passes through a brush. If you are not so typical of replacing the filters, we suggest that you do not even think of installing a central water filter.

 

With a central flow filter, you ensure that activated charcoal filters that you have above or below your kitchen counter will not clog and work better.

For whatever you need about central flow filters, do not hesitate to contact us.