Did you know that there is a difference between a Water Filter and a Water Purifier?
Water Filter
A tipical water filter will have a Sediment and a Carbon filter.
Sediment filter removes:
Sediment filter removes:
- Dust
- Sediment or mud
- Floating matters normally larger than 5 microns
- Chlorine
- Partially Insecticides and Pesticides
- Bad Taste and Odour
Water Purifier - Reverse Osmosis
The Reverse Osmosis Membrane is a 0.0001 Micron Filter and Removes:
- Water Born Parasites
- Backteria such as E-coli
- Heavy metals
- Radio Active Materials
Systems without a 0.0001 Micron membrane is not a purifier and has limited effect on the quality of your drinking Water!
Stages of Reverse Osmosis system + Mineral Cartridge
Stages of Reverse Osmosis
1. Sediment filter to trap particles including rust, and Calcium carbonate.
2. Activated Carbon Granules to trap organic chemicals and chlorine.
3. Solid Carbon block to absorb colour, odour, harmful chemicals and harmful micro organisms.
4. Membrane
5. Post filter to provide taste and odour of water.
6. Mineral injector that replaces the necessary minerals taken out of the water through the Reverse Osmosis procedure.
1. Sediment filter to trap particles including rust, and Calcium carbonate.
2. Activated Carbon Granules to trap organic chemicals and chlorine.
3. Solid Carbon block to absorb colour, odour, harmful chemicals and harmful micro organisms.
4. Membrane
5. Post filter to provide taste and odour of water.
6. Mineral injector that replaces the necessary minerals taken out of the water through the Reverse Osmosis procedure.
