Reverse Osmosis PURE Standard with Mineralizer

​Why do I need a kitchen water filter?

A kitchen water filter is a filtration system used in households for filtering the water we use for drinking and cooking. Since the kitchen is the place where the largest amount of drinking water in a household is consumed, it is essential that the water filter be located there – whether connected to the sink faucet or handled through a separate circuit, as with under-counter filters.

How do kitchen filters work?

Kitchen filters play a major role in ensuring that your household has clean, high-quality and safe water. They are designed to remove contaminants that are often present in water – whether it is water from the public water supply or from your own well.

• Sediments such as sand, gravel, mud and many other contaminants that get into the water during distribution to your home, or, if you use your own well, directly in it.
• Chemical substances (a good example is chlorine) used to disinfect water supplied by the water company.
• Bacteria, fungi, algae and other microorganisms, which are very dangerous water contaminants and can cause serious digestive and other health problems if the contaminated water is consumed.

All of the above-mentioned contaminants cannot be removed by a single filter. For this reason, most consumers prefer to install devices with multi-stage filtration. These filtration systems are designed modularly in order to meet the different needs of consumers while achieving maximum drinking water quality.