u/BestHousing5363

I put together a simple visual guide breaking down the most common types of water filtration systems and what they actually do.

It covers:

• Sediment filters (for dirt, rust, particles)
• Carbon filters (for chlorine, odor, taste)
• Reverse osmosis (for dissolved contaminants)
• UV filtration (for bacteria & viruses)
• Water softeners (for hard water issues)

I noticed a lot of people (including me before) get confused about which system solves what problem, so this is meant to make it easier to understand at a glance.

Would love to hear:

• What system are you currently using?
• What worked best for your water quality?