Solve Groundwater Impurity Concerns by Replacing with an All-in-One Filter Faucet

Households using groundwater may experience hygiene issues due to impurities contained in the water, or rust and iron flowing through the pipes. The video shows an environment using a separate filter to filter out numerous impurities rising from the groundwater, and explains that a simple design all-in-one filter faucet can be utilized for this purpose.

Features and Selection Criteria of All-in-One Filter Faucets

An all-in-one filter faucet is a form where the faucet head and filter are combined into one, characterized by a simple and clean design. In the case of the Daejeong product appearing in the video, it was mentioned that the faucet design is pretty, the price is affordable, and the filter is compatible with general filters. While products with separate heads and filters often have expensive filter prices, all-in-one products are easy to maintain.

Since the faucet is the part that directly touches food or vegetables when cooking or washing, its role in filtering out E. coli, iron, and rust that can be caused by aging pipes is important. If the color of the filter changes, checking its condition periodically and replacing it will help with hygiene management.

Step-by-Step Method for a Successful Filter Faucet Replacement

The first thing to do before starting the faucet replacement is to shut off the water supply by closing the angle valve under the sink. If the valve does not turn well, the meter must be shut off. Since water may leak during the work, it is good to lay a rag around the area.

The specific replacement sequence is as follows. First, unscrew the hose of the existing faucet and detach the weight. After that, loosen the nut holding the faucet body to remove the existing product.

When installing a new product, the arrangement order of the parts is important. A parking rubber must definitely be placed on the top, and when inserting parts into the hole, they should be arranged offset from thick parts to small parts to enter smoothly. If the wings get caught due to narrow installation space when tightening the nut at the bottom to secure it, the wing parts can be removed to facilitate installation.

For the bottom connection, proceed by placing the nut first, arranging it offset, and then inserting the hose. After that, connect the cold water hose to the right and the hot water hose to the left, respectively. Finally, the installation is complete when even the small hose is tightened firmly. After installation, water must be turned on to check the water pressure and whether there are any leaks.