Periodic Maintenance Filters – Economic purifier

 cotton filter

The cotton filter is a cotton wick made of polypropylene material and is one of the finest types of filters that trap rust, impurities, dust, and sand suspended in water, serving as a primary purification stage.

It is replaced every 6 months.

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solid carbon filter

The solid carbon filter is made of solid carbon material that contributes to treating water starting from chlorine, odor, color, and taste to even the smallest impurities up to 1 micron. It also removes gases and serves as a confirmation stage for the second stage to ensure high water quality.

It is replaced every 6 months

 Salt filter

Using a unit known as the membrane (membrane) that relies on the reverse osmosis property, containing extremely fine pores reaching up to 0.00001 microns, salts, bacteria, and heavy metals are removed through it.

It is replaced every two years.

Post Carbon – filter

A coconut shell carbon filter, designed to enhance the water quality in terms of color and taste, ensuring the highest purity of water

It changed annually 

 Why is it important to adhere to the regular maintenance schedule for filters?

Environmental experts and water pollution specialists have identified several signs that, when they appear, indicate the need to change your device’s filter, such as:

1. If the filter is used after its expiration date, it may create a favorable environment for bacterial growth.

2. Accumulation of dust and bacteria on its walls, leading to a change in the candle’s color.

3. Changes in the smell and taste of water.

4. Failing to change the filter on time can cause sediment to appear in the water, indicating the start of the candle’s wall corrosion due to its expiration date

 Your commitment to regular maintenance schedules preserves the product’s lifespan and quality