Drinking water: Are you drinking Arvo plant water? Beware Tasmat!

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Isn't the water in our house...purified in our Arvo plant itself...like a deposit... We think we can drink. But chemical deposits can be kept in it. Beware of Tasmat!

• Be careful with drinking water whether it is in a bottle or bubble. Toxins that cause illness can accumulate at any stage. That's why everything from the Arvo plant to the container where the water is stored should be checked. If water is stored in anything for a long time, dangerous bacteria can form in it. Algae and fungi grow rapidly.
• If there are leaks in the plant or improper plumbing connections, there is a risk of lead and synthetic elements entering the water.
• Some Arvo plants also completely filter out calcium, magnesium and potassium, which are essential for the body. A lot of problems come with that water. If you have to drink that water, you should ensure that the filtered nutrients are in the food.
• If the water is filtered under high pressure, the filter holes in the Arvo plant will shrink. In addition to increasing electricity consumption, water quality is also reduced due to the loss of dissolved solids.
• Residues of chemicals such as chlorine used to remove algae can lead to illnesses in the long run. It has the potential to remove mineral salts from our body. It also affects the taste of our food.
• If using water in bottles and bubbles, some precautions should be taken. If low-quality plastic bottles are used for a long time, chemical residues like bisphenols, phthalates and microplastics will leak into the water. These break down the metabolites in our body.

• In addition to changing the biofilms in the filters in Arvo plants, complete system sanitization is often done. It should be done.
• Containers and bottles should be tightly closed to prevent air and pollution from entering. Screw caps are very useful for this.
• Bottled water should be stored in places away from direct sunlight. UV rays from sunlight can damage the water quality.
• Certified food grade stainless steel or HDPE tanks should be used instead of plastic ones.  
• The pressure should be checked periodically to avoid damage to the filter membrane. Automated shutdown systems should be installed. 
• RVO plants should be inspected regularly. If there are any signs of contamination, changes in color, taste or smell, the water should not be used. The plant needs to be fixed.
• It is better to drink the water in Arvoplant within 24 to 48 hours.