6. Practical and economic aspects
When the quality of a water supply is unsatisfactory, report it to your local authority, so that action can be taken at local level before considering home treatment.
Note
If a company manages water distribution, it should also be contacted. However, even if the service is delegated, it is the local authority that remains responsible for the sanitary quality of the water distributed to its citizens.
All the devices mentioned in this article will be the subject of a separate detailed article at a later date. These devices are commercially available and can be installed by a plumber. It's worth pointing out at the outset that quality and cost vary enormously, and it's sometimes difficult to make a decision. In addition to the investment required to purchase the equipment,...
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