Why Earthboy AFS AlkaNeer RO?

Why Earthboy AFS AlkaNeer RO is better than other RO Because it gives you healthy water as well as takes care of nature and the environment. It’s a new technology AFS (Advance Filter Sequencing) keeping in mind an innovative future Pollution has become like an epidemic in India and all water bodies near urban areas have been polluted.

Water pollution is increasing rapidly. This also includes the lack of treatment of contaminated water. Many water-related problems are standing in front of India. But these problems can be overcome with the right policies and institutional reforms. We will only talk about domestic water usage, problems, and solutions due to space constraints. The Ministry of Urban Affairs estimates that every citizen should have access to 130 liters of water per day, but no politician or water expert has asked why 130 liters, is far from answering a fundamental question. For a healthy lifestyle, the amount of water used per day should be determined based on facts.

According to a report released by the Government of India, in the next few years, groundwater, that is, the water that is under the ground will become completely poisonous. Mainly, we use 80 percent of the water from the hand pump and motor (water). According to the report, 80% of arsenic and metals like lead are now being found in the water inside the earth. Groundwater is becoming poisonous day by day. It is so fine that we cannot see it with the naked eye, but it is like poison to our bodies. According to the report, the amount of arsenic in groundwater exceeding 0.01 mg has been found in some places in 25 states of the country. Similarly, in some parts of 491 districts of 28 states, iron content in groundwater is more than 1 mg per liter, while in 152 districts of 18 states; the groundwater situation has deteriorated, where more than 0.03 mg per liter of uranium was found. Cadmium levels above 0.003 mg per liter have been found in some areas in 62 districts of 16 states. The same report found that water in villages was found to be more toxic than in cities. A large population of our country lives in the village and in today’s time the people of the village is compelled to drink poisonous water. In recent months, Odisha reported that six people had died while 17 had worsened due to drinking contaminated water. Although this is not a new thing, such incidents keep coming to light every day in the country.

How much harm is done by drinking poisonous water?

You are drinking water every day but you are harming yourself by drinking this poisonous water. If you live in cities, then hair fall, skin problems, kidney failure, cancer, all these diseases are happening only because of drinking contaminated water. 'Water is life' and no one can survive without water. We all also know that due to the changing environment, there is a continuous shortage of water on the earth. Therefore, there is a great need for everyone to pay attention to water conservation.

Due to industrialization and urbanization, water is currently being used the most. If seen, water is used in all works, from quenching thirst with water to agriculture, house construction, electricity generation, and cleanliness. That is why we must conserve water with small efforts and save water from being wasted by using it again. We can start this from our home itself. Today we will tell you in this article how you can save the used water from being wasted by reusing the used water at home.

The RO machine was first used in Florida in the year 1949. The original purpose of this machine was to extract potable water from the saltwater sea. But it was also used where the salinity of the water was not as high as that of the sea. It had two disadvantages. Firstly, there is a lot of wastage of water and secondly, the essential salinity and minerals present in the water also started getting out of RO. That is, the body also got less of the nutrients it needed.

In 2015, the situation was even worse. According to the Bureau of Indian Standards, only 20 percent of the water that was put into the water purifier machine came out clean. That is, about 80 percent of the water was wasted. To stop such a huge waste, a Delhi-based 'non-profit organization' filed a petition. After hearing this petition on May 29 this year, the National Green Tribunal decided that the companies making RO will not make machines with similar designs. In which more than 40 percent of water is wasted by pouring water. That is, it is necessary to clean at least 60 percent of the water. And also decided that machines should be made to increase the level of cleaning water to 75 percent.

Along with this, the National Green Tribunal has also decided that where water has less than 500 mg per liter of solids, it is not necessary to use RO to clean the water. The NGT says that RO does not work when the water is up to 500 mg per liter; on the contrary, it removes many important minerals present in it, due to which the minerals found in the water are not available. Here the number of TDS present in the water should also be understood. TDS means microscopic substances dissolved in water.

They contain substances like sodium, fluoride, iron, chloride, calcium, magnesium, and nitrate. According to a World Health Organization (WHO) study, TDS below 300 mg per liter of water is considered good, while 800 to 900 mg is bad and above that, water is not considered potable. The main reason for increasing TDS is the rapidly depleting water level. Apart from this, even if there is a stone or soil between the water inside the ground, even if it is alkaline, then the TDS in the water increases rapidly.

Other water purifiers and microplastics are present in the market. Microplastics are spread all around us, yet many people do not know about them. Microplastics are destructive to human beings from human beings to living beings. Today it is affecting the ecosystems around the world.

What are microplastics?

According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Nova, microplastics are plastics smaller than 2.2 inches by 5 millimeters, their size being the size of a sesame seed? Where does the microplastic come from where the sun breaks down the plastic into fine particles due to wind or other reasons and because of the plastic in the existing water purifier RO water purifier which is microplastic The ingredients we use in everyday life such as the You Trust Facial cosmetic microwave used in this sequence also contain microplastics. Microplastics often contain the poly file in plastic although it may also contain poly screen or poly poplin.

All the factors related to microplastic and health has been taken into consideration while inventing Earth by Eco-Friendly RO System. This is the world's first eco-friendly RO in which microplastic is 0% Earth By Eco-Friendly RO System present in water than other charges. Along with transporting minerals inside the body, it also maintains the pH level of water

Effects on Humans

Humans consume these sea creatures in the form of seafood, causing many health complications. A study conducted by the World Wide Fund for Nature revealed that an average person consumes 5 grams of plastic.

WHO on microplastics

The World Health Organization (WHO) claims that the level of micro plastics in drinking water is not yet dangerous to humans, but more research is needed to see the potential risk in the future. Micro plastics larger than 150 micrometers are unlikely to be absorbed by the human body, but very small micro plastic particles, including nano-sized plastics, are more likely to be absorbed.

Earthboy AFS Alkaneer RO gives you the benefits of Copper

Copper strengthens immunity and helps in the production of new cells. This helps to heal the wounds in the body faster. Copper has anti-microbial properties that help in fighting many types of infections.