Written by: Mantasha
Choosing the right water purifier depends on your water quality. Let’s break down the difference between RO, UV, and UF.
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Best for areas with hard or salty water. It removes dissolved salts, heavy metals, and impurities using a semi-permeable membrane. Needs electricity and water wastage is higher.
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Best for low TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) water. It uses UV light to kill bacteria and viruses but does not remove salts or chemicals. Needs electricity, no water wastage.
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Ideal for areas with low TDS. It removes bacteria, dirt, and cysts but cannot remove dissolved salts or heavy metals. It works without electricity, so even during a power cut, it continues to provide clean water. Plus, it doesn’t waste water during purification
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- If your water has high TDS: Go for RO - If water is microbiologically unsafe but low TDS: UV works - If water is clean but you want extra safety: UF is enough
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Modern purifiers often combine RO+UV+UF for complete protection from microbes, chemicals, and salts. Choose based on your local water quality.
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Get a TDS test done before buying a purifier. It helps you choose the right type for safe, healthy drinking water.
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If unsure, consult a water expert or technician to assess your water source and recommend the right purifier for your family’s needs.
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