Mea Hana VIGA Faucet 
I kēlā me kēia lā, people often ignore the impact of faucets on their health. The small faucet is not only a tool to transport water, it also directly carries people’s health. Inferior faucets can cause heavy metals in drinking water to exceed the standard, especially lead, which is the most harmful. In order to ensure that the metal content of the faucet is at a healthy level, I ka lā Dekemaba 1, 2014, ʻO ka pae'āina hou “ʻO ka pale cemamic i hoʻopaʻaʻia” (gb18145-2014) ua hoʻokuʻuʻia a hoʻokōʻia, kahi i komo ai i ka hopena o nā metala kaumaha i loko o ka faucet e like me nā mea i hāʻawiʻia. I kēia mau lā, the new national standard has been implemented for half a year, but a large number of old national standard products are still on the market.
Kipa: Hiki keʻikeʻia nā mea kahiko o nā'āina kahiko i nā wahi āpau
On the 28th, the reporter visited and found that there were still a large number of old national standard products on the market, and many salespeople did not know much about the new national standard.
I kahi hale kūʻai kūʻai kūʻai kūʻai o ka lumi kūʻai aku ma Jinongshan hale kūʻai, when a reporter asked what kind of faucet is safer to buy, ʻO ka mea nona ka hale kūʻai i'ōleloʻia a 360 Yun Strial Kahaunaele. Ua nānā ka mea hōʻikeʻike i ka pākuhi waho a loaʻa i nā huahana e hoʻopau mau ana i ka huahana o ka National Gb1814-2003. I ka wā i nīnau ai ka mea hōʻike, aole loa 2014 new national standard now being implemented? Ua'ōlelo ka mea kūʻai aku i ka 2003 standard is now being implemented, a “ʻAʻole maopopo ka maʻamau o ke aupuni hou.”
Ua hele mai ka mea hoʻolaha ma Ouyada Home Home Handing a uaʻike i kekahi mau mea inu o ka lumi kuke a me nā huahana a me nā loleʻauʻau iʻike houʻia e pili hou ana i ka National National Stanoms. A salesperson of a certain brand told reporters that after the implementation of the new standard, Ua hoʻopuka kaʻoihana i kahi leka uila e kūʻai aku i ka mākeke'ōmaʻomaʻo hou. Uaʻike ka mea hōʻikeʻike i ka lā papa inoa hou ma Iulai 21, 2014 (Ua hoʻokuʻuʻia ke kūlana o ka National Noina 6, 2014). In a sanitary ware brand store, a salesperson told reporters that “faucets produced by some major brands are made of copper, ka mea e palekana ai ".
Kamaaina: ʻAʻole wau iʻike i ka pā “Nā Kūlana Kūʻai Hou”
On the 28th, Ua ninaninau ka mea hōʻike, but no one knew about the new national standard and said, “Does the faucet still need to be replaced?”
Citizen ms. Noho ka wang ma kahiʻohana o nā ola o nā kānaka. Ua'ōleloʻo ia uaʻikeʻo ia ua hiki ke hoʻonohonohoʻia nā mīkini wai i hiki ke hoʻokomoʻia i loko o kona home, Akāʻaʻole naʻeʻo ia i loheʻia i nā kūlana o nā lāhui hou no nā gaucets. A ua kōkua waleʻo ia i kāna mau mākua e hoʻomaikaʻi hou i kahi hale. Ke kūʻaiʻana i nā kīnani a me nā lako kaukau, ʻAʻoleʻo ia i hoʻolohe i ke alakaʻi kūʻai kūʻai e hoʻopuka ana i ka Faicet maʻamau maʻamau.
Mr. Chen, ka mea pinepine e hana pinepine ai “plumber” i ka home, wahi a ua loheʻoleʻo ia i kahi mea like likeʻole, a i kona heleʻana e kūʻai i kahi faucet i nā lā pule, ʻaʻole i loheʻo ia i ka mea nona ka mea hoʻolaha i ka Faicet maʻamau maʻamau.
Huakaukau: e hoʻolohe i nā kūlana hoʻokō i ka pā
Ua hoʻokomoʻia ka pae'āina hou no ka hapalua o hoʻokahi makahiki. No ke aha he nui o nā huahana maʻamau o nā'āina kahiko ma ka mākeke? Ma kēia, Ua noi aku ka mea hoʻolaha i ka mea kūpono e mālama ai i ka mālamaʻana o Yichang City Bill Mari.
ʻO ka mea e hoʻopiʻi ai i nā mea i'ōleloʻia e kauʻia i nā huahana maʻamau he nui nā huahana maʻamau, ʻO ka nui no ka mea he pōmaikaʻi paha kekahi mauʻoihana. E like me nā kānāwai a me nā lula, ʻAʻohe mea wehewehe maopopo ma hope o ka hoʻokomoʻiaʻana o keʻano hou, the old standard will be invalidated by itself, which has caused some embarrassment at present, me ka coexiscence o nā huahana hou a me nā huahana kahiko.
Ua manaʻoʻo ia i ka wā e kūʻai ai nā mea kūʻai aku i nā huahana e pili ana, Ma kahi o ke nānāʻana i ka hōʻailona, e pono nō hoʻi e hoʻolohe i nā mea a pau paha e hoʻopau i nā lako a me ka maikaʻi o nā lako. I ka manawa like, Hiki iāʻoe ke nīnau i ka mea kūʻai aku e hōʻike i ka pahu pahu pahu waho o ka Faucet. E nānā i ka kolamuʻike ma ka pahu. Inā he kūlana kūpono loaʻo GB18145-2014, Hiki ke hoʻoholoʻia he mea maikaʻiʻo ia he mea hana maʻamau.
Wehewehe: He palekana ka huahana o nā huahana maʻamau hou
“ʻO ka pale cemamic i hoʻopaʻaʻia” (Gb18145-2014) ua hoʻokuʻuʻia ma Mei 6, 2014 a ua hoʻokōʻia ma ka lā Dekemaba 1, 2014.
No nā mea kūʻai aku, ʻO ke kumu nui o ka pae'āina hou ** ʻo ia ka nui o ka nui o ke kaumaha kaumaha. The new national standard for faucets has increased the precipitation limit of 17 ʻO nā mea hao e like me ke alakaʻi, arsenic, halekū, Būo, Kapalakiko, Chromium, Mea Mercury, liulaala, etc., and the precipitation limit is equivalent to the US standard, i kapaʻiaʻo ia “mōʻaukala ** Strict national standards for water faucets have changed the situation where heavy metal pollution in faucets has no standards to be followed, which is conducive to protecting the personal health of consumers. ʻAʻole pili kēia hōʻailona i ka pae'āina kahiko.