JustWater 4 x 4 Ceramic Water Filter
A ceramic filtration system uses tiny pores on a ceramic surface to filter bacteria and sediment out of drinking water.
Ceramic water filters work by allowing water to flow through the millions of tiny pores on the casing of the ceramic cartridge. These pores trap impurities as the water passes through them. Owing to the minute size of the pores and complexity of the filter, the water percolation through a ceramic filter is very fine particulate filtration, eliminating a host of contaminants like bacteria and sediment.System comes with two five-gallon buckets, two toilet seats, two easy-off lids, 1 lb. hydrolyzed lime powder, and instructions for assembly and use.
A ceramic filtration system uses tiny pores on a ceramic surface to filter bacteria and sediment out of drinking water.
Ceramic water filters work by allowing water to flow through the millions of tiny pores on the casing of the ceramic cartridge. These pores trap impurities as the water passes through them. Owing to the minute size of the pores and complexity of the filter, the water percolation through a ceramic filter is very fine particulate filtration, eliminating a host of contaminants like bacteria and sediment.System comes with two five-gallon buckets, two toilet seats, two easy-off lids, 1 lb. hydrolyzed lime powder, and instructions for assembly and use.
A ceramic filtration system uses tiny pores on a ceramic surface to filter bacteria and sediment out of drinking water.
Ceramic water filters work by allowing water to flow through the millions of tiny pores on the casing of the ceramic cartridge. These pores trap impurities as the water passes through them. Owing to the minute size of the pores and complexity of the filter, the water percolation through a ceramic filter is very fine particulate filtration, eliminating a host of contaminants like bacteria and sediment.System comes with two five-gallon buckets, two toilet seats, two easy-off lids, 1 lb. hydrolyzed lime powder, and instructions for assembly and use.