Cleansui Water Filter Pitcher EJ103

Technology

Features

•  A special mesh filters out large sediment particles
• Ion-exchange fibers improve the taste of the water
• Activated Carbon to filter out chemicals
• Fibers that act as a membrane filter, trapping particles and germs as small as 0.01 µm
• High flow rate: filters up to 0.10 L/min
• Filtration capacity: 200 L

SUPER HIGH GRADE filtration capacity

Removes up to 17 substances, including:

1. Turbidity – Thoroughly filters out sediment carried in the water, such as rust, mercury, and bacteria
2. Chlorine – Used to kill bacteria and microorganisms in water, but it makes the water taste worse
3. Trihalomethanes – Formed when organic matter in tap water combines with chlorine; a carcinogen
4. Bromodichloromethane – A type of trihalomethane, and a carcinogen
5. Dibromochloromethane – A type of trihalomethane, and a carcinogen
6. Bromoform – A type of trihalomethane, and a carcinogen
7. Mold odor – Removes unpleasant odors from water
8. Agricultural chemicals – Seep in from farm produce grown for quantity rather than quality, through the use of pesticides
9. Trichloroethylene – A chemical used in industrial plants. All 3 of these substances affect liver and kidney function and are carcinogenic
10. Tetrachloroethylene – A chemical used in industrial plants. All 3 of these substances affect liver and kidney function and are carcinogenic
11. Chloroform – A type of trihalomethane, and a carcinogen
12. Lead contamination – Harmful to health; it can pass to an unborn baby and affect learning development
13. 1,1,1 Trichloroethane – A chemical used in industrial plants. All 3 of these substances affect liver and kidney function and are carcinogenic
14. Benzene – A highly flammable liquid chemical
15. Anionic surfactants – The main class of chemicals used in cleaning products. They lift dirt and grease well, lather richly, and are inexpensive, but they very easily cause irritation.
16. Phenol – A toxic, corrosive, and flammable substance used to make plastics
17. Geosmin – A naturally occurring organic compound released by mold-like bacteria

Polyethylene Membrane Properties The membrane inside is extremely fine, trapping particles and germs as small as 0.01 µm (such as those from rust and bacteria) and leaving the water clearer by removing particles larger than 0.01 µm.

For the best-quality drinking water, replace the cartridge once it reaches its rated life of 200 liters or 6 months (Cartridge No. EJC1, EJC2)