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Something I’ve been noticing in a lot of homes lately is how RO purifiers slowly lose performance without people realizing it. At first everything works perfectly, then gradually the tank takes longer to fill, water flow becomes weaker, and sometimes the taste changes slightly.

Most people assume it’s normal wear and tear, but in many cases it happens because filters are overloaded with dirt, hard water deposits, and impurities. This seems very common in Bangalore areas where borewell water is used regularly.

I was reading about how delayed RO servicing can affect both purifier life and drinking water quality. Apparently, even if the purifier still gives water, the filtration quality may already be reduced internally.

I’ve noticed that many homes suddenly start facing RO purifier issues during summer. Low water flow, unusual noise, water leakage, bad taste, and slow tank filling become very common around this time.

In areas using borewell water, the problem seems even worse because hard water and high TDS put extra pressure on filters and membranes. Many people continue using the purifier without servicing until the machine completely stops working.

One thing I learned recently is that regular maintenance actually helps avoid most of these problems before they become expensive repairs. Filter replacement and tank cleaning seem to make a huge difference in purifier performance and water quality.