The decoration does not go into the pit, Oupai Sanitary Ware will teach you how to choose the faucet today!

The decoration does not go into the pit, Oupai Sanitary Ware will teach you how to choose the faucet today! Although the faucet is larger than many pieces of furniture, it is not caring when it is decorated, and it is very awkward when it is used, so how should I choose a good faucet? 01. Look at the material The material of the faucet is related to water safety. If the main material is not good, the water flowing out of the faucet may be affected by heavy metals such as lead, cadmium, chromium, arsenic, etc., and long-term use is harmful to human health. At present, the common faucets on the market are made of copper, stainless steel, zinc alloy and other materials. Copper has good machinability, fluidity and formability, and contains copper ions, which can prevent bacteria from growing inside the faucet. The mainstream faucet generally uses brass as the main material. Copper alloy materials can be divided into 52, 55, 59 and 62 copper. Generally, high-quality faucets use 59 copper, with a copper content of 58% to 60%, and a lead metal content of 0.8% to 2%. The lead content is low and does not affect human health. If you want to use stainless steel faucet, it is best to choose SUS304 stainless steel. The hardness and toughness of stainless steel are better than copper, but the price is slightly more expensive. 02. Look at the surface. In a humid environment such as a bathroom, the surface of the faucet generally needs to be chrome-plated, and the surface of the pipe body needs to be polished, polished, dust-removed, nickel-plated, chrome-plated, etc., to ensure that it will not turn black during use. The blisters fall off. Generally speaking, high-quality faucets have fine processing and good surface finish, which can be close to the mirror effect without distortion. Faucets with a good electroplating process will add a layer of dense molecular structure coating on the surface, which makes the original uneven surface of the faucet smooth and flat, so that dirt cannot accumulate. Usually, it can be kept bright by just wiping lightly, and it will last as long as new. . However, the poor electroplating process makes the surface feel uneven, and sometimes there are welding traces, resulting in white or yellow spots, which may rust after a long time.