Tap water is loaded with many suspended particles. Therefore, it is normal to find small particles of clay or sand within our drinking water. This entails getting rid of them as the first step in the purification process. A sediment filter can remove fine particles even 15 times smaller than a grain of sand. It ensures that the water is free from such impurities.
Second stage: carbon block filter
The water then passes to the first carbon cartridge, which removes harmful chemicals such as synthetics, carcinogens and pesticides dissolved in the water. This filter is mainly used in urban water treatment due to its ability to absorb 99% of chlorine dissolved in water.
Fourth stage: post-carbon filter
When water flows through a high-quality post-carbon block filter, which operates on the properties of granular activated carbon, it regains its original color and taste after removing harmful organic compounds and eliminating unpleasant taste and odor.