FAQ's

• What is "Redox technology"?
• What is all the excitement about carbon block water filters?
• What is a "whole house water filter" vs a "point of use filter"?

This is a process of removing chlorine and other harmful contaminants by employing oxidation / reduction technology using KDF filtration media.

Carbon block filters are designed to use more filtration surface area without limiting pressure reduction. They can filter to a .5 micron nominal rating.

A whole house filter is used at the point where the water source enters the home or building and generally filters all water on the premises. A point of use filter is most commonly used under a sink or in the shower to solve a particular problem for that area of the home or business. An example of a point of use filter would be a chlorine shower filter used to reduce or eliminate chlorine while showering.