A water filter and a water purifier are often discussed as they are completely different things. In reality, filtration is often one part of the purification process. A water filter removes specific impurities depending on the filtration technology it uses. For example, a sediment filter can physically trap suspended particles such as dust, sediment, and rust, while activated carbon helps reduce chlorine, odour and some compounds that affect taste. A water purifier, on the other hand, typically combines one or more filtration and purification technologies to address a broader range of water quality concerns. Depending on the system, these may include RO, UV and UF in addition to sediment filtration and activated carbon. Additionally, some advanced systems come with Active Copper Infusion
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