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What is high TDS?

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high TDS is the elevated total dissolved solids, usually estimated from electrical conductivity and expressed in mg/l or ppm.

What does high TDS mean in practice?

The TDS meter does not recognize specific salts or contaminants and is not intended to assess microbiological safety.

When does it matter?

A high reading may indicate severe mineralization, salinity, or a change in water composition requiring ion analysis.

Which solutions are related to it?

Conductivity and ionic composition must be confirmed; reverse osmosis, nanofiltration or demineralization are used to reduce TDS.