Indeed, vital minerals can be extracted from water using reverse osmosis (RO) filters. Although RO systems are effective at eliminating impurities, they are unable to distinguish between harmful and beneficial materials, which leads to the removal of essential minerals like potassium, calcium, and magnesium.

Depending on usage and water quality, RO membranes may need to be updated every two to three years. In contrast, sediment and carbon filters in a water purifier should typically be changed every six to twelve months. If there are UV bulbs, they should be changed once a year. The lifespan of filters can be shortened by excessive water use or low water quality.

A normal family may need one to two bags of salt each month, whereas the amount of salt used by a water softener varies depending on several factors.

Among the many advantages of water softeners are increased appliance longevity and efficiency, better cleaning outcomes, softer skin and hair, and less scale accumulation. They also help reduce the use of cleaning supplies and detergent, which could ultimately result in cost savings.

The average lifespan of an inverter battery is 3-5 years, though this might vary depending on usage, battery type, and maintenance.

For a reliable backup during power outages, a battery with a capacity of 150Ah or more is typically advised for a three-bedroom house.

Although this can vary depending on the motor power and grinding load, an atta chakki (flour mill) typically uses 0.75 to 1 unit of electricity per hour.

Yes, you can grind spices like chile and turmeric in a flour mill called an atta chakki. Turmeric and chile are among the many grains and spices that many atta chakkis are made to handle.