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by Laura Newton The Water Filter Lady

Multi-Pure Drinking Water Systems are certified to reduce particulate matter down to 0.5 micron, and to reduce chlorine, chloramine, taste and odor problems, certain pesticides, cysts, VOCs, and More.

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Beneficial minerals remain in the water.
A variety of systems are available to suit any budget.
Healthier, cleaner water is conveniently available right at your kitchen sink.
Multi-Pure water costs about 8 cents per gallon.
Lifetime warranty on the stainless steel and plastic housings

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Nationally recognized standards established for the drinking water treatment industry confirm that the most effective systems for the removal of both aesthetic and harmful contaminants are those that utilize solid carbon block filters.

The Multi-Pure densely compacted solid carbon block filter has the ability to micro-strain every molecule of water through microscopic pores. The large surface area allows the water to be in contact with the carbon for a longer period of time, providing greater adsorption of the many different chemicals, pesticides, herbicides and certain heavy metals. Contaminants with a physical size are removed when water passes through the pre-filter, which helps keep the carbon block from clogging prematurely.

The developer of the solid carbon block filter technology, Multi-Pure Drinking Water Systems has been a leading manufacturer in the industry since 1970 and has gained a reputation for performance and quality.

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