Water Purification Solutions

Greenwave China provides tailored water purification systems for homes and businesses, covering all water points—from daily use to large-scale needs. Eco-friendly, efficient, and reliable, ensuring clean water for every lifestyle and industry.

FAQ:

1. What types of water purification systems do you offer?

Answer:
We offer a range of water filtration solutions for different needs. These include faucet filters (point-of-use filters that attach to a tap for drinking/cooking water), shower filters (which attach to your showerhead to reduce chlorine in your shower water), under-sink or countertop drinking water systems (often multi-stage filters or reverse osmosis units installed in the kitchen), and central “whole-house” filtration systems that treat all the water entering your home.

We can even integrate water softeners into whole-house systems to address hard water issues. Greenwave provides tailored systems for homes and businesses, covering all water points from daily use to large-scale needs, so whether you need clean water at one faucet or throughout an entire building, we have a solution.

2. What contaminants do these water filters remove?

Answer:
High-quality water purification systems can target a wide range of contaminants commonly found in tap water. Our systems are designed to remove or reduce:

Chlorine: a disinfectant added to city water that often causes a strong taste or odor. Filters certified to NSF/ANSI 42 effectively reduce chlorine, improving water taste and smell. Removing chlorine also helps minimize chlorine by-products and makes water gentler on skin and hair.

Heavy metals (e.g. lead): toxic metals like lead can leach from old pipes and plumbing fixtures. Filters certified under NSF/ANSI 53 for lead removal can reduce lead levels to well below safety limits, protecting you from this serious health hazard (especially important for children and pregnant women).
Sediment and rust: particulate matter such as sand, silt, or rust from pipes is caught by pre-filter cartridges. This improves water clarity and prevents clogging of faucets and appliances. Many whole-house systems include sediment filters to trap these particles.

“Forever chemicals” (PFAS): per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, which are industrial chemicals linked to health issues, can be removed by specific filters. Advanced filtration using activated carbon, ion exchange resin, or reverse osmosis can substantially reduce PFAS in water (see more on PFAS below).

Other contaminants: Depending on the system, filters can also reduce other impurities like nitrates, pesticides, chlorine by-products, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and even bacteria or cysts (with specialized filters). The exact contaminants removed will vary by product and certification – we help match the right solution to address your water concerns.¹²

3. What are the health and safety benefits of clean, filtered water?

Answer:
Clean, filtered water is essential for good health. Even if municipal tap water is treated, it can pick up impurities (like chlorine, sediment, or metals from pipes) that you don’t want to ingest. For example, lead can enter water through corroded plumbing, but using a proper filter helps reduce lead exposure.

Removing contaminants means your water is as safe as possible – the World Health Organization notes that improving drinking-water quality provides significant benefits to health by reducing waterborne risks. In short, filtered water protects you from harmful substances and gives you safer, better-tasting water for drinking, cooking, and washing.

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References | Water Purification Solutions

• CDC — How to choose a home water filter
• EPA — Filters certified to reduce lead (NSF/ANSI 53 & 42)
• EPA — Filters/technologies that can reduce PFAS (GAC / IX / RO)
• NSF — NSF/ANSI 42 · 53 · 58 · 401 standards
• WHO — Guidelines for Drinking-water Quality (acceptability & safety framework)
• Virginia Tech — Hard water scaling & appliance efficiency (PDF)