What's the Difference in Water Filtration and Purification?
1/03/2020Your family and your employees are your first priority when it comes to safety concerns. You install smoke detectors to warn you of a fire. You take precautions to implement a safety plan in the event of a catastrophe. But, do you think about the water your family or staff is consuming on your watch? To create safe drinking water in a Lake of the Ozarks home or business requires just the right set of conditions to be brought together in just the right way. Creating safe drinking water for your family and employees begins with understanding the difference between a water filter and a water purifier. Lindyspring Systems Lake of the Ozarks shares with you today the difference between the two to better educate you on safe drinking water solutions at the Lake of the Ozarks.
What is a Water Filter?
What is a Water Purifier?
A water purifier is defined as a system that removes 90-95% of all contaminants in water. One of the best purifying systems Lindyspring Systems offers is our Reverse-Osmosis Drinking Water System. Similar to water filtration, the process of water purification works to remove impurities from water. However, the impurities focused on in the purification process are those that relate to the overall safety of the water: biological contaminants, viruses, chemicals, and other materials. Water purification works as a chemical process usually using either iodine or chlorine.
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