Follow these steps to choose the right purifier for your home:

1. Know the source of your water. Is it Municipal water, Borewell water or mixed water?

2. Check the TDS of your water. You can measure it with a TDS meter or with the help of any RO technician in your area.

3. Factor in the fluctuations in the TDS reading. In monsoons, the TDS might be lower, while in summer, you might be getting more borewell water mixed. These fluctuations are usually within +-100 range.

4. Choose the model as per our TDS recommendation chart.

Both NF and RO water purifiers are effective, but the choice depends on the TDS level of your water supply. RO purifiers are ideal for water with a TDS level above 1500 ppm, as they effectively remove high levels of contaminants. However, they can reduce TDS to as low as 5 ppm, which may not be ideal for long-term consumption. Many households in India use RO at lower TDS levels, leading to low-TDS drinking water, which can cause health issues such as low bone density and cardiovascular problems. Additionally, RO systems waste a significant amount of water, typically 3.5-4 liters for every liter of purified water.

On the other hand, NF water purifiers are more suitable for water with a TDS level below 1500 ppm. They effectively remove harmful contaminants while retaining essential minerals, ensuring a healthier TDS level of 100-300 ppm in drinking water, as recommended by WHO. NF technology also results in significantly less water wastage, typically 500 ml to 2 liters for every liter of purified water, making it a more sustainable choice.

To ensure safe and healthy drinking water, it is important to choose the right purification technology based on your water’s TDS level.

Yes, drinking water with very low Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) can have potential side effects. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), water with extremely low TDS (below 50 mg/L) may lack essential minerals. Prolonged consumption of low TDS water can increase the risk of tooth decay, bone erosion, and even some cardiovascular problems.

Yes, Peore's NF technology ensures less water wastage compared to traditional RO water purifiers, making it an eco-friendly choice. RO water purifiers waste 3.5-4 liters of water for every liter of purified water, while NF wastes only 500 ml to 2 liters for the same amount.

The estimated annual maintenance cost should be around 3-3.5k depending upon the purifier model. Actual cost may vary depending on the water quality and how well you maintain the purifier.

We have authorized service centers in 11 cities and over 2200 service partners across India. Usually, our service is available in most urban areas. In case you live in the outskirts of a town or a rural area, kindly check with us for service availability. You can reach us via support@peore.in or +91-8310459054.