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Water Filtration Systems - Secret Revealed

WATER DISTILLER
Distillation removes minerals and microbiological contaminants and can reduce levels of chemical contaminants to produce disinfected water safe for drinking and cooking.

How does it work?
A distiller removes minerals and contaminants by boiling water until it becomes water vapor, condensing this vapor and then returning it to its liquid state. As the purified condensation (steam) slowly drains into a storage container, impurities are left behind in the boiling chamber.

The problem.
Distillation removes everything, indiscriminately. Bacteria, viruses, cysts, heavy metals and all beneficial minerals.

          REVERSE OSMOSIS

Reverse osmosis creates a well-filtered drinking water, safe for consumption. Bacteria, salt, and other particles larger than the membrane used are removed.

How does it work?
In reverse osmosis filtration, a semipermeable membrane acts as an extremely fine filter to create drinkable water from contaminated water. It generally takes a lot of pressure and is fairly slow. This process is sometimes referred to as hyper-filtration.

The problem.
Though reverse osmosis is successful at removing most particular matter, these units require 2-3 gallons of water to make 1 gallon of “clean” water. The finer the membrane used, the more water is required; up to 10 gallons are necessary to make 1 gallon of filtered water. What a massive waste of valuable water! This is neither efficient nor environmentally conscience. Also, many dangerous chemicals found in pesticides, herbicides and chlorine are molecularly smaller than water and can pass freely through its filter.

While each of these processes can be described as effective, they create many problems and only offer filtration. But Kangen Water® machines provide three benefits rolled into one brilliant product: alkaline pH, superiorfiltration, and free radical scavenging.

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