How Does a Reverse Osmosis Water Filter Work?
To put it plainly, reverse osmosis filters work by doing the opposite of osmosis: they push water against the concentration gradient using a pump and membrane system.
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Reverse osmosis water filters use a semi-permeable membrane to trap contaminants and let clean water through. Trust me, I鈥檝e had one for years and it makes a huge difference!
A reverse osmosis water filter pushes water through a semi-permeable membrane, removing contaminants and leaving you with pure H2O. It's like giving your water a spa day!
Easy peasy: reverse osmosis uses a high-pressure pump to force water through a special membrane, filtering out unwanted particles and impurities. Clean water on the other side!
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