Stainless steel whole house purification ultrafiltration water purifier

This stainless steel water purification device is made of high-quality stainless steel, offering excellent corrosion resistance and rust-proof performance, ensuring durability for long-term, stable use. With a sleek cylindrical design, it features a compact structure and sturdy supporting feet, allowing convenient and flexible installation. Its core lies in efficient filtration—capable of effectively intercepting impurities, pollutants, and other harmful substances in water to purify the source. Ideal for home kitchens, small commercial spaces, and more, it provides safe, clean drinking water. Whether for daily consumption, cooking, or maintaining water quality safety, its reliable filtration performance guarantees purer, more reassuring water in every drop.

Notice:

Why does the newly installed water purifier have white foam?

1. There are trace or even measurable hydrophilic agents in the filtrate
   In order to ensure the water permeability, the surface of the filter element membrane must show hydrophilic properties, but the general membrane matrix is ​​hydrophobic, so a hydrophilic modifier is needed to modify it. General hydrophilic agents (protective liquids) have certain amphiphilic properties, and amphiphilic properties are conducive to the generation and stability of foam. In layman’s terms, the generation and relatively stable existence of foam must reflect the following fact: there are trace or even measurable hydrophilic agents in your filtrate, and the harm of medical-grade and edible-grade hydrophilic agents (protective liquids) to the human body basically does not need to be considered, so don’t worry.
2. Pure physical phenomenon
   When tap water is pressurized and transported remotely through the tap water network, the solubility of the gas in the network and the gas in the atmosphere in the water increases under the action of pressure, making the gas molecules smaller. Since there is always pressure inside the system, the gas molecules cannot be released. When this part of the water flows out of the system, the pressure on the gas molecules suddenly disappears, so they expand into bubbles that we can see with our naked eyes, and the water becomes milky white, and then gradually disappears. This is a normal, purely physical phenomenon and will not affect the drinking of pure water.