Water filter pot stoneware craft round model water filter with a capacity of 12 liters in beautiful glaze.
This microfiltration prevents all small particles including bacteria from passing through the porous ceramic.
Microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses and parasites like Cryptosporidium, Giardia, E-coli and Legionella pneumophila bacteria are retained and filtered from the water. Water filtration with a ceramic filter therefore reduces the risk of diarrhea, infections, respiratory diseases, Weill's disease and many other symptoms. The US CDC/EPA prescribes that people with a weak immune system should only drink drinking water that has been purified by a ceramic filter.
Ceramic filters have the great advantage that they can be reused several times before they really need replacing.
Including stainless steel tap and ceramic water filter. Durable and extremely strong craftsmanship. Stoneware crafts baked at 1250 °C. Sustainable, non-toxic and extremely strong craftsmanship.
ATTENTION! Pictures of the details are from another pot.
Specification: ceramic filter
Material: Diatomite
Filtration accuracy: 0.2-0.4 microns
Characteristics:
- The surface of the filter is made up of millions of pores that are 0.2 to 0.4 micrometers in diameter, while most bacteria and inorganic compounds are 0.5 to 1.0 micrometers in size.
- The ceramic filter dome is located in the upper collection tank. As contaminated tap water passes through the pores of the ceramic filter, it will trap dirt, debris, impurities and most bacteria before the water passes to the 'clean' side of the filter.
- Water microceramic filter cap made of highly compressed ceramic with diatomic properties.
- The recommended maintenance of the ceramic filter is at least once every six months, or as often as necessary, depending on the quality of the water.
- Over time, the trapped dirt and contaminants begin to accumulate and form a thin film on the surface of the ceramic filter.
- Scrubbing the surface of the ceramic dome with a scouring pad or soft brush under cold running water will clog the pores of the ceramic and expose a new layer for use.
