Understanding Water Quality

Objective Quality
Objective water quality focuses on removing harmful substances, guided by changing standards from brands and governments worldwide. This involves various methods, including mechanical trapping and reverse osmosis. We recommend high-quality Carbon Block Filters for effective filtration.

Subjective Quality
Subjective water quality considers overall quality factors like pH, conductivity, and turbidity. Currently, there is no universal standard for these measures, but Crystal Microscopy is a promising foundational tool for assessment.

Passive Treatment Methods
Methods such as UV radiation and water structuring (using magnets, vortexing, etc.) also play a role in subjective quality. These can be measured objectively and offer repeatable results, contributing to our understanding of water quality.

Conclusion

Water quality is a complex subject, but simplification is possible. While conventional technologies offer good objective testing methods, they don’t guarantee performance in every system. In water revitalization, both objective and subjective methods yield repeatable results. Understanding water quality may involve debate, but a holistic approach combined with systematic testing is key. Structured water remains vital, even as we navigate the complexities of water processing and contamination.