Chlorine and Fluoride Fridge Water Filter

Product Description:

Elevate your water with the fridge water filter. Specifically crafted for town water supplies, this compact yet powerful system seamlessly connects to your existing 1/4-inch fridge tube, ensuring every drop you drink is free from chlorine, fluoride, and other contaminants commonly found in municipal water supplies.

Key Features:

1. Compact Design: Its sleek, minimalist design not only ensures it blends with modern kitchen aesthetics but also occupies minimal counter space.
2. Economical & Sustainable: Reduce the need for bottled water and minimise plastic waste, all while enjoying significant cost savings in the long run.
3. High Flow Rate: The filter operates without compromising on your tap’s water pressure, ensuring instant access to purified water whenever you need it.
4. Low Maintenance: The long-lasting filter cartridges are easily replaceable, ensuring consistent water quality and minimal upkeep.

Water Filter Specifications:

• Dimensions: 9.75″H x 2.6″D
• Filter rating: 1.0 micron nominal
• Rated Service Flow: 1.0 GPM
• Turbidity reduction: 99.7%

Contaminant reductions:

• Chlorine >99%
• Chloramine >99%
• Fluoride >85% All types –Fluorosilicic acid/hydro fluorosilicate, sodium fluorosilicate, and sodium fluoride
• Lead >99%
• Arsenic >95%
• Nitrates >92%
• Heavy Metals — Aluminum, Iron, Mercury, Nickel & Zinc reduction >98%
• VOCs > 98%
• Trihalomethanes (THMs) >98%
• Glyphosate >99%
• Herbicides & Pesticides >99%
• Pharmaceutical compounds >95%
• PFAS >95%

Capacity:

• Chloramine – up to 20,000 litres (5,500 gallons)

• Lead – up to 13,000 litres (3,500 gallons)

• Fluoride – up to 1,800 litres (500 gallons)

• PFAS – up to 1,645 litres (435 gallons)

Filter replacement:

• You should replace the filter when the lowest-capacity contaminant (usually fluoride or PFAS) reaches its limit.

• For most households using 6–10 L/day, expect to replace the filter every 6–8 months.

• If you’re targeting fluoride or PFAS specifically, and using 8 L/day, the filter may last only 6–7 months.

• If you’re only concerned about chloramine or lead, you can wait much longer.