It is imperative for our health and wellbeing that we drink clean water. But not everyone has access to clean water, which can have negative health effects. Many install purifying systems or filters in order to ensure health. Although the majority of drinking water is obtained from treated municipal supplies, it may still contain additional contaminants such as calcium carbonate (CaC03), lime scale, and chlorine. Water filtration can assist in resolving these issues and preserving a safe drinking environment. Municipally treated drinking water is safe in wealthy industrialized countries. However, poor sanitation, poor hygiene, and limited access to waterborne diseases pose health risks in impoverished nations. Water Treatment: Common water treatment processes vary significantly in design, largely influenced by water quality and source, resulting in varying outcomes across facilities. Water sources with high microorganism levels may require a different treatment process than those w