The type of water purifier

Advantages A countertop water purifier is easy to install and generally does not require large-scale remodeling of the home’s water lines. It can be placed on the kitchen countertop and other convenient locations to obtain water.
Disadvantages Due to its relatively small size and limited water storage capacity, frequent water withdrawals may be required. Also, the cartridge capacity of countertop water purifiers is generally smaller, requiring more frequent cartridge replacement, which may increase the cost of use.

Advantages The under-counter water purifier does not take up counter space and makes the kitchen counter more tidy. It is usually connected to the kitchen faucet and can provide users with purified water directly, which is very convenient to use.
Disadvantages The installation of an under-counter water purifier is relatively complicated, requiring professional installation and may require some cabinet remodeling.

Advantages A centralized water purifier can initially purify the water for the entire household, covering a wide range of areas. It is installed on the main water inlet pipe of the home, and can purify water to a certain extent, whether it is kitchen water, bathroom water or other domestic water. It plays an important role in protecting various water equipment in the home, such as washing machines, water heaters, faucets, etc. from damage caused by impurities in the water. At the same time, the central water purifier can effectively remove most of the large particles of impurities such as sediment, rust and some organic matter in the water, which reduces the workload of other end water purifiers.
Disadvantages The central water purifier is large in size and requires a special installation space, which is usually installed in the basement, equipment room and other places. Its price is relatively high, and due to the large amount of treated water, the replacement cost of filter cartridges and other consumables is also high.