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As people pay more and more attention to health and quality of life, the filtration system of shower heads has gradually become an indispensable and important part of modern bathroom equipment. This system can not only effectively improve water quality, but also significantly enhance the user's bathing experience.
Working principle of the filtration system
The filtration system of the shower head purifies water quality through physical and chemical methods. Its basic working principle can be divided into several key steps:
Water flows into the filter: When the water flows into the shower head, it first passes through the built-in filter. The filter design usually contains multiple filter layers to ensure efficient removal of impurities in the water.
Physical filtration: Physical filtration mainly relies on the pore structure of the filter material to remove large particles of impurities in the water, such as sand, soil and rust. Commonly used filter materials include stainless steel mesh, activated carbon, ceramics and PP cotton. These materials can effectively capture solid particles in the water through different pore sizes and structures, thereby achieving physical purification.
Chemical filtration: Chemical filtration relies on adsorption and reaction mechanisms to remove dissolved substances in water. Activated carbon is a commonly used material in chemical filtration, which can adsorb chlorine, heavy metals, odors and organic compounds in water. In addition, some high-end shower heads also use special filter media, such as KDF (copper-zinc alloy) and antibacterial materials, to further improve the safety and cleanliness of water quality.
Water flows out of the shower head: The filtered water finally flows out of the shower head, and users can enjoy cleaner and safer water quality during the bathing process.
Types of filtration systems
The filtration system of the shower head can be mainly divided into the following types according to its working principle and filter material:
Mechanical filtration: This type of filtration system mainly relies on physical barriers to remove solid impurities in the water. Mechanical filters are usually made of stainless steel mesh or fine fiber materials, which can effectively remove sand, soil and other particles in the water.
Activated carbon filtration: Activated carbon filters improve water quality by absorbing chlorine, heavy metals and organic matter in water. This filter is particularly outstanding in removing odors and improving the taste of water.
Reverse osmosis filtration: Reverse osmosis technology uses semi-permeable membranes to remove impurities such as dissolved salts, bacteria and viruses from water. This filtration system is usually used in high-end shower heads and can provide water quality close to pure water.
KDF filtration: KDF (copper-zinc alloy) filters remove heavy metals and chlorine from water through redox reactions while inhibiting bacterial growth. This type of filter is often used in conjunction with other filter materials to improve the overall filtration effect.
Advantages of the filtration system
The shower head filtration system brings many significant advantages to users:
Improved water quality: The filtration system can effectively remove chlorine, heavy metals, bacteria and impurities in the water, thereby significantly improving water quality, protecting skin and hair, and reducing dryness and irritation after bathing.
Improved bathing experience: Clean water quality not only brings a more comfortable bathing experience, but also reduces the formation of odor and scale, allowing users to enjoy a more pleasant shower time.
