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How to reduce the TDS of 340 with a PH value of 6.7 of our borewell water and make it potable in Bangalore

Share 1 Posted by Anonymous on August 15, 2012 - 14:33

Our borewell water in Bangalore is having a TDS of 340 with a PH value of 6.7. How to reduce the TDS and make it potable ?

Please advise.

Thanks & regards,

T K subramanian

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Samir Saha Posted 9 months 1 week ago.

Drinking water can have a TDS limit of 500 ppm. So you can use that water for drinking purposes.

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