Water purifier refers to systems that use the best purification methods to separate suspended particles, pollution and chemical pollutants. In fact, any type of system that targets any amount of these particles and pollutants in water is called a water purifier.
Use of water purifiers
Water purification devices are produced and supplied in different sizes and shapes. These devices, in addition to removing all existing impurities by filtration filters, also remove all minerals and useful substances.
This is done in two ways:
Reverse osmosis works like a filter. In this way, instead of using an environment to absorb pollution, it removes all water particles through a semi-permeable membrane (membrane filter means "membrane"). In the distillation method, water is brought to the boiling point so that the water evaporates, then the vapor resulting from the evaporation is trapped. The resulting steam is stored as purified and pure water.
Now what will happen to drinking water free of minerals?
First, these types of waters are more acidic, and if you consume an acidic substance, your body is forced to feed on the minerals in your teeth and bones to create bicarbonate and neutralize this acid inside the body. to be When there are more acidic fluids in your body than alkaline fluids, more free radicals are produced, which increase the risk of cancer because cancer cells grow and develop in more acidic environments. p>
Reducing the amount of hardness of drinking water
Another important reason for using a water purifier is to reduce the hardness of drinking water. This issue is important both for the health of humans and for the health of the creatures inside the aquarium. Standard water hardness for fresh water aquarium is a number between 0 and 30, and for salt water aquarium it is close to zero, that is, distilled water. Also, to maintain the health of the human body, this number is between 30 and 90. It should be noted that the water used in espresso machines must have a hardness of less than 50.
