Water is undoubtedly the purest substance in the world capable of curing a host of illnesses. But because it is pure it can be contaminated very easily. This brings us to the point of a carefully designed water treatment system for your home or business premises. With the best system in place you can clean out harmful impurities with the potential to cause illness, and even death.
You can have two types of treatment systems installed, depending of course on what exactly you need purification for. Let us say you have a well you would like to protect from contamination. In this instance you ought to have a system that incorporates at least two different systems. The first entails having a kinetic degradation fluxion method of water filtration.
With this method you remove large sediments that are visible with the naked eye, as well as those that are microscopic. A combined process incorporating a combination f zinc and copper helps to remove dangerous electrons that may be trapped in water. In addition to eliminating these microbiological contaminants are also rendered harmless.
But this purification process is not going to be enough as it does not remove those other impurities that are not removed with the kinetic process mentioned above. Therefore the granular activated carbon filter will do you more good than you can imagine. Using a film of bituminous coal the microscopic impurities are filtered out of you drinking water, thereby eliminating heavy metal contaminants and pesticides.
When it comes to tap water an entirely different purification method is implemented. Without even investing a lot of money in an in-built filtration system you could boil the water before drinking it. Boiling has the benefit of killing bacteria and pathogens that can quit easily form a part of water. This is preferable for particular instances when you store water for drinking in the fridge.
So before placing your water in storage bottles just boil it in a kettle before hand. However, boiling water is not really good enough. It is for this reason that you should actually use the distilling method. When you distill water you actually make use of the water vapor that you get when boiling water. So once it has condensed it will be safe for drinking, a lot safer than just boiling it.
On top of this you can also use reverse osmosis, a process that involves passing water through a semi-permeable membrane. Such a membrane extracts the microscopic particles in water, but it is not always safe. With time the membrane can deteriorate in quality, resulting in harmful pathogens remaining in water.