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What is taste of water?

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taste of water is an organoleptic characteristic resulting from mineralization, temperature, gases and trace compounds; is subjective and does not prove safety.

What does taste of water mean in practice?

Temperature, gases, mineralization, chlorine and compounds from the installation create a combined impression that varies between users.

When does it matter?

Acceptable taste does not exclude odorless contaminants, and unpleasant taste does not always mean a health hazard.

Which solutions are related to it?

A sudden change is diagnosed by examination and comparison of points, and the improvement is matched to the established cause, for example carbon or RO.