What are the potential health effects of sparkling water taps?

The health effects of sparkling water faucets are mostly positive, but there may be some potential problems in some cases, as follows:
Positive influence
Gentle skin cleansing: Sparkling water faucet soft water, can reduce skin irritation, especially suitable for sensitive skin people. Using it to wash your face or hands can avoid damage to the skin barrier caused by excessive water impact and help maintain the health of the skin.
Reduce bacterial growth: Sparkling water mixes with air to form an oxygen-rich stream, which is not conducive to the growth of harmful bacteria such as anaerobic bacteria. When used in the kitchen and bathroom, it can reduce the reproduction rate of bacteria in the sink, around the faucet and on the surface of the items to be cleaned to a certain extent, which is conducive to maintaining hygiene.

Promote blood circulation: When using sparkling water, the gentle flow of water irritates the skin and may promote local blood circulation. For example, when washing hands, moderate water stimulation can make the blood vessels of the hand skin slightly dilate, increase blood flow, and have certain benefits for the metabolism of the skin.
Potential problem
Water pollution risk: If the internal structure of the sparkling water faucet is not properly designed or cleaned, it may accumulate dirt, impurities, and even breed bacteria. These pollutants may enter the water with the flow of water, causing pollution to the water quality, which in turn affects health. Especially when used in the kitchen to clean food or tableware, it may lead to food contamination and cause health problems.
Mineral precipitation: In some areas with hard water quality, the content of calcium, magnesium and other minerals in the water is high. The air in the faucet may accelerate the precipitation of minerals in the water, which may clog the faucet bubbler or other components, affecting the normal use of the faucet, and may also form scale on the surface of the sink, which needs to be cleaned regularly, otherwise it may grow bacteria and indirectly affect health.