What water should we filter and purify?

 This is to clearly identify the type of water you want to use before choosing a system of filtration and purification. Water public networks is monitored according to European standards. Sometimes certain regions benefit from exemptions generally understandable to avoid a shortage in supply. In Europe, the regions are not equal in quality of the distributed water or the price paid. As to the rainwater, it is increasingly collected by the population. Of course you have to invest in collection equipment, storage and delivery to use. Apart from the use of this water the garden, and for cleaning the toilet, can we destine such for drinking, cooking, washing, showering and bath? Here are some explanations and some tips in water treatment processes of the public network, water wells, water drilling or collected rain water, not to mention the river water and lake! 

Purification of water by the FT Line ultrafiltration system which replaces Cintroclear

Purification of water by the FT Line ultrafiltration system which replaces Cintroclear

After filtration, ultrafiltration is the first purification stage type providing 0.15 micron filtration performance even 0.03 micron depending on the configuration of the filter cartridges and the equipment type, able to retain up to 99, 99% of the viruses and bacteria on the one hand, but also to significantly improve the taste and smell of the treated water. Everything will depend on the purifier model and its technical level of purification.
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Water purification by the UV disinfection system Cintropur

Water purification by the UV disinfection system Cintropur

The intensive use of water other than water from the public network requires a strict health protection method. This is generally purify water flow rates from 0.5 to 10 M3 per hour for full use covering the entire home. Ultraviolet radiation therapy is advocated here is a great solution. In contrast, the treated water should be sufficiently clean and low hardness, maximum 10-15 °F.
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