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A water treatment method that uses a partially permeable membrane to remove ions and other contaminants from water.
—raw wastewater that contains organic matter, dissolved minerals, metals and microorganisms—is categorically not comparable to bottled natural mineral water for direct drinking; mineral water comes fr...
Point-of-use (POU) treatments that reliably remove metals introduced by hot-water systems include reverse osmosis (RO), activated carbon (AC) with appropriate media, ion-exchange resins, and KDF (copp...