How does it work?
Ceramic purification is one of the most efficient systems. Its effectiveness is based on the microporous structure that prevents the passage of pathogens and impurities, acting as a barrier between the water we consume and contaminants.
Our cartridge core reduces aluminum, arsenic, cadmium, chloramines, chlorine, fluoride, lead, mercury, nickel, radionuclides, trihalomethane, and zinc, while maintaining essential minerals for our body's hydration.
Percentages of contaminant extraction:
0.5 absolute microns
>99.9% efficient at 0.2 microns
Meets or exceeds NSF/ANSI Standards 42 and 53 for the following:
>99% chloramine reduction
>99% chlorine reduction
>99% lead reduction
>98% reduction in heavy metals
>98% reduction in THMs (trihalomethanes)
>98% VOC reduction
>98% glyphosate reduction
>98% reduction in pesticides and herbicides
>99% pharmaceutically acceptable (ANSI/NSF 401 standard)
>99% fluorinated organic acids (PFOA and PFOS)
>99% microplastics
>95% perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)
>94% reduction in radionuclides
>92% nitrate reduction
>92% fluoride reduction (all types): Fluorosilicic acid/hydrofluorosilicate sodium fluorosilicate and sodium fluoride
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What care does the filter cartridge need?
To ensure the effectiveness and longevity of your filter, we recommend cleaning it every two months, when water flow is reduced, or when your filter becomes visibly dirty (whichever comes first). You may need to clean your water filter more frequently if your water source is a tank, dam, or well. To clean the filter cartridge, first remove it from its container by unscrewing the nut at the bottom. Wipe the surface with a clean kitchen towel or soft brush under running water until the white ceramic material is visible again. Do not use soaps or detergents, and prevent water from entering through the hole at the bottom.
When to replace the filter cartridge?
To maintain the effectiveness and performance of your water filter, we recommend replacing your filter cartridge periodically. Replacement time will depend on local water quality and frequency of use. Under average conditions and if cleaned regularly, your filter will provide filtration for 12 months or 2,000 liters. After this stage, the cartridge core will become too saturated and will no longer function optimally.
What material is the container made of?
Our container is made of high-temperature ceramic (stoneware) with lead-free glaze.
How can I be sure the filter works for heavy metals and bacteria?
Our filter cartridges meet the highest international quality standards and exceed or match the requirements of NSF/ANSI Standards 42 and 53. They are manufactured in the United States by a world-leading water purification company.
What advantages does it have compared to other water filtration systems?
Our system has the following advantages:
1. It does not require expensive installations.
2. It does not eliminate essential minerals for our body.
3. Maintenance is very simple and can be performed by the user.
4. Prevents UV rays from passing into already filtered water, which prevents algae contamination.
5. Being made of ceramic, it prevents contamination of filtered water by microplastics.
6. It has an effectiveness rate of more than 98% in the elimination of heavy metals.
7. The cost per filtered liter is much cheaper than reverse osmosis filtration systems.
8. It is a decorative element in the home thanks to its design.