07/03/2021
Get to know our 28 stages of water treatment. Are they really that important? Check the process below...
Stage 1 to 5: Multimedia Depth Filter
*Sediment Filter: Removes particles that are trapped and suspended in the water. Screens dirt, rust sand and other solid particles larger than 20 micron down to 5 micron or 5 parts per million.
Stages 6 to 9: Multimedia Activated Carbon Process
*Removes foul taste and odor.
*Totally removes chlorine, detergents, and other chemical contaminants in the water like pesticides, inorganic fertilizers, etc.
*Eliminates discoloration brought by inorganic contaminants.
Stages 10 to 13: Multimedia Water Softener
*It attracts mineral content that converts hard water into soft water.
*It converts into soft water but conditions water by extracting the organic and inorganic.
Stages 14 to 15: Micron Sediment Filter
*5 micron used to reduce small sediment and other contaminants down to smaller size.
*1 micron eliminates any microscopic residue that might affect the reserve osmosis system. It stands as a protection for the membrane against premature clogging.
Stages 16: Reverse Osmosis
*Semi-permeable membrane separates good quality water supply from its impurities by rejecting harmful contaminants found in water supply, such as iron, lead asbestos, and other microorganism.
Stages 17-20: Micron Sediment Filter
*5 micron serves as a guard to further eliminates microscopic contaminants down to 1ppm.
Stages 21-25: Mineralization
*Water passes through high quality pebbles.
*This will maintain a neutral ph of 7 by introducing soft minerals essential to our health.
Stages 26: Carbon Block
*The last carbon stage that eliminates other contaminants that may cause foul odor or taste. It assures clarity and taste of water.
Stages 27: Micron Sediment Filter
*1 micron eliminates any microscopic residue that might affect the reverse osmosis system. It stands as a protection for the membrane against premature clogging.
Stages 28: Ultraviolet Radiation
*Destroys bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms thru radiation.
~To ensure health and safety, consumers should be knowledgeable of the treatment process of their drinking water. Water is life, so you need to choose wise(ly)! Drink to quench and of course, drink to cleanse!
