QUOTE(Pain4UrsinZ @ Apr 19 2017, 06:02 PM)
hi guys, how much do we need to spend on outdoor water filter/ main water filter ? in condo can we do that ?
i think i will get cheap/affordable one for outdoor filter, and then good one just fro drinking water, any recommendation ?
For indoor water filter may be you can choose eSpring which with carbon/UV technology to meet NSF International Standards 42, 53, 55, 401 and Protocol P477. These various major quality standards are recognized worldwide for water quality. The eSpring Water System is certified to these 5 standards.i think i will get cheap/affordable one for outdoor filter, and then good one just fro drinking water, any recommendation ?
Standard 42 - Aesthetic effects
Tests the system’s ability to reduce drinking water contaminants that affect taste, odour and clarity
Standard 53 - Health effects
Tests systems’ ability to reduce hazardous contaminants
Standard 55 - Ultraviolet microbiological water treatment
Tests the ability of systems that use ultraviolet light to reduce bacteria and other micro-organisms in drinking water
Standard 401 - Emerging Contaminants Certification
Tests systems’ ability to remove 15 emerging contaminants from drinking water, such as drugs, herbicides, pesticides and other chemical compounds
Protocol P477 -Remove Microcystin
Tests systems for their ability to remove microcystin in water.
The eSpring Water System is also certified by NSF for reduction of more individual contaminants than any other carbon-based UV filtration system.
Independently tested, the eSpring Water System effectively reduces over 160 potential health-effect contaminants and with a UV dose of 40 mJ/cm2 is capable of destroying 99.9% of disease-causing microorganisms.
Apr 26 2017, 10:11 AM

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