There is rust in the tap water pipes; how to remove it? Don’t even talk about changing the pipes.
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We moved house, and at first I didn’t notice anything, but later I found black impurities that resembled rust in the tap water, and then things started to go wrong for me. Even with a filter installed on the faucet, there are still small particles. There’s no other way; water needs to be drawn in every day, allowed to settle, and then the water from the upper layer is used. I took a look at the pipes upstairs; they are all made of CPVC. As for the pipes underground, I’m not sure. Even if they are made of iron, it’s unlikely that the pipes will be replaced. By the way, the IE browser still doesn’t allow posting; you need to use another browser.
Add a water purification filter; take it with you wherever you go~
It sounds pretty expensive; the results should be good. The tap water these days contains too many impurities; in the apartment I used to rent, the water wasn’t this bad.
Now, even drinking water and breathing air doesn’t feel safe; it’s fine for an adult to just endure drinking two buckets of mineral water. If there are children at home, air purifiers and water purifiers are essential, as the harm they cause can be severe.
If I need water purifiers, then I’ll have to buy several at once. Kitchen, washing machine, sink. . . Never mind, it’s not that troublesome; it’s better to let it settle and take iron supplements instead. . . :'(
Uh, it will take several; see the 5th floor. Never mind, it’s too expensive.
Precision filter elements are installed at the outlet.
Just install one on the main pipeline, that’s it
That must be expensive too, right? I used the filter that comes with the washing machine for a few days, and I could see large particles of impurities right away.