Advantages of reverse osmosis water maker: Wide applicability Improve the taste of drinking water Simple maintenance Environmental protection and energy saving Disadvantages of reverse osmosis water maker: Large amount of wastewater discharge Low efficiency of water resource utilization High energy consumption High cost of regular replacement of filter element and membrane Mineral loss High initial cost

Many consumers will ask: Do all household water purifiers use reverse osmosis technology? The answer is that not all household water purifiers use reverse osmosis technology, but household water purifiers using reverse osmosis technology are very common in the market.

Generally speaking, basic home reverse osmosis systems cost between $200 and $600. These systems are usually suitable for small families and can meet daily drinking water needs. More powerful systems with higher processing capacity can cost up to $1,000 or even more.

If the filtered water quality is significantly reduced, the TDS value (total dissolved solids) is increased, or the water outlet speed is significantly slowed down, the reverse osmosis membrane should be considered for replacement.

Main types of water treatment machines: Reverse osmosis (RO) water treatment machine Ultraviolet (UV) disinfection water treatment machine Activated carbon water treatment machine Water softener Ultrafiltration (UF) water treatment machine Electrolysis water treatment machine

Activated carbon filtration is one of the most widely used non-reverse osmosis water treatment technologies, especially in household water dispensers and filter jugs. It has a strong adsorption capacity and can remove organic matter, residual chlorine, odor and some heavy metals in water.

The higher the desalination rate, the better the purification effect of the system and the less dissolved solids in the pure water produced. Most high-quality reverse osmosis systems have a desalination rate of more than 90%, and some can even reach 99%.

Reverse osmosis membranes can be divided into many types according to the usage scenarios, membrane materials and processes. Different types of RO membranes differ in performance, durability and scope of application. Therefore, the membranes used in all RO equipment are not exactly the same.

There has always been a misunderstanding about whether reverse osmosis water is banned in Europe. In fact, there is no total ban on the use of reverse osmosis water in Europe.

For some families or offices, the water demand is large, so high-flow reverse osmosis water purifiers are more attractive. Such devices are usually equipped with more powerful pumps and larger reverse osmosis membranes, which can process large amounts of water in a shorter time.