What is the difference between purification water and filtering water?

Words have certain technical concepts in water treatment world but of course consumers do not know that.

And not knowing can ask the wrong things when they begin their search for a water purification system for their home.

This may cost money, but more importantly, it may simply lead astray like lost time searching for the wrong solution. Let's see in detail the concepts and what is offered in each water treatment solution below.

Filter:

H this process include the process or separation process of strange substances from water. The filtering process is probably the most easily understood technique in water treatment. Even though this definition sounds as if only means to remove the sediment from the water, the term now used also mean the removal of chemicals such as chlorine, from water. Filtered water is considered the water removed solids and chemical components, but maintains natural levels of "good" ingredients of water.

Purification:

Purified water is water that has been mechanically filtered or treated to remove impurities so that render it suitable for use. Distilled water was the most common form of the purified water, but, in recent years, the water becoming more often purified by other processes, including the deionization, reverse osmosis, carbon filtration etc.

If we look at these two definitions it is difficult to see the difference. This difference is very subtle. Before proceeding with any of the above solutions, talk first with a specialist in Veluda company who will help you understand the concepts and will suggest the ideal solution according to your requirements.