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Water Purifier Finder by City

Your city's water decides your purifier - not the salesman. Pick your city and get the honest recommendation.

Your city

TDS figures are typical municipal-supply estimates. Borewell and tanker water in the same city often runs 1.5-3x higher - if that is your source, get a ₹150 TDS meter reading first and use the number with our TDS checker.

Water in Bangalore

~220 ppm

Typical TDS

RO with TDS controller (or UV if municipal)

Right technology

💡 Borderline zone. If your supply is municipal and tastes fine, UV is enough. If it is borewell/tanker or tastes brackish, choose RO with a TDS controller or mineraliser.
Supply character: Cauvery + borewell mix. See ranked models on the Water Purifiers hub - each scored with 5-year filter cost included.

Frequently asked questions

What TDS is safe for drinking water?

BIS considers up to 500 ppm acceptable; below 300 tastes best. Very low TDS (under 50) from over-aggressive RO strips minerals and tastes flat.

My city shows low TDS but I use borewell water. What now?

Borewell water routinely runs 1.5-3x the municipal figure. Buy a Rs 150 TDS meter, test your actual tap, and choose based on that number.

Does RO waste water?

Yes - typically 2-3 litres rejected per litre purified. If your TDS is under 200, choosing UV/UF instead avoids that waste entirely.

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