A whole-house water filter is connected to the main water line entering your home, ensuring that all water distributed throughout the house is filtered, whether it’s for drinking, cooking, bathing, or cleaning. These systems typically use multiple stages of filtration to remove various contaminants. The process may include sediment filters to capture large particles, activated carbon filters to remove chlorine and organic compounds, and additional filters or treatments, such as UV purification, to target specific contaminants. This multi-stage approach ensures comprehensive water quality improvement.
