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If you're worried about what's lurking around in your tap water or want to reduce your carbon footprint by getting rid of plastic bottles
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This filter works by using positively charged ions and highly absorbent carbon to attract any impurities in your water. You can use this on your tap or under the sink to get rid of chlorine, heavy metals like copper and lead, parasites, pesticides and other volatile chemicals. |
This filter softens your hard water by eliminating minerals like calcium and magnesium that often get stuck in your plumbing fixtures and subsequently cause health problems. |
This filter boils your tap water and then recondenses it into a more purified steam form. Used on your counter top or in conjunction with carbon filters, distillers eliminate dangerous heavy metals. |
An internal membrane separates impurities, but causes you to lose a bit of water in the process. These are often used under your sink or in conjunction with carbon and UV disinfection filters to get rid of most contaminants. |
Like a reverse osmosis filter, an internal membrane separates impurities from the water using ultraviolet light. It is commonly used under the sink and gets rid of most harmful contaminants. |
Handle with care.
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