Viral: X User Shares Photo Of Water Filter Turned Brown In Noida, Internet Calls It 'Scary'

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An X user posted a photo of what they claim is a three-month-old RO filter used in Noida. The condition and colour of it have got X users worried.

Viral: X User Shares Photo Of Water Filter Turned Brown In Noida, Internet Calls It 'Scary'
A viral post showing part of a water purifier has caused a lot of concern online

Highlights

  • A user posted a photo of what they claim is a three-month-old RO filter
  • Its colour has left many people concerned
  • Find out how X users reacted online

An X post has sparked concern about water pollution, safe drinking water, and filtration systems in Noida and other cities in general. An X user posted a photo of what they claim is a three-month-old RO filter used in Noida. The item, which seems to be taken from a household water purifier, has a brown exterior. It suggests that a lot of sediment has built up over time in this filter. Near the edges, the colour turns darker and one can spot patches of dirt particles. Take a look below:

Disclaimer: NDTV does not vouch for the claims in the post by the X user.

The X post has received over 259K views so far. It has got a range of reactions online. Several people felt that the condition of the filter was an indicator of higher levels of water pollution in the area. Some pointed out that the pictured object is not an RO filter, but another kind of filter.

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One X user wrote, "This is the pre-sediment filter and not the RO filter. Your water filter is a RO system, that usually has 6-7 layers of filtration (Reverse Osmosis being one of them), in addition to having an external pre-sedimentation filter, which captures the most large particles(mud/iron)." Another clarified, "Maybe he doesn't know but that's not pre-RO filter, it's the second stage and should not be this clogged in 3 months."

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Here is how some of the other X users reacted:

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