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What you can not find in Public Water Networks, but can be present in Well Water BACTERIA They're present in the well water quite often. These are mainly Coliform Bacteria, Enterococci and E.coli. They enter the well from the groundwater through runoff from fields fertilized with cow or other manure or, quite often, through leakage from old cesspools that are still common in the village. Along with the bacteria, nitrates or nitrites or ammonium salts are very often found - these products a...

REVERSE OSMOSIS Reverse osmosis is a technology that, thanks to the special membrane, can remove small particles, bacteria, viruses, micro-plastic particles, but even significantly smaller particles on a molecular level such as pesticides, salts of various heavy metals, and also calcium, magnesium and sodium salts from water. The result of reverse osmosis is ultra-pure water free of all impurities and minerals. The basis of reverse osmosis is a membrane with ultra-small pores of the size of 0....