PearlCo2.4L Water Filter Jug with Cartridge
R299
About
The PearlCo Standard Classic jug can accommodate 1.2 L of filtered water and has been designed especially for people for preparing beverages or drink water in pure form. The functional lid protects from impurities, while the manual reminder enables monitoring of the filter replacement date.
Product Features
- Total capacity - 2.4 L (Without filter)
- Filtered water - 1.2. L (With Filter)
- BPA- free
- LGA seal of approval (TUV Rheinland Germany) and tested by the European Institute for Mother and Child
- Stylish and space saving design
- Fits most fridge doors
- Always visible filter exchange reminder ensures the best quality of filtered water
- Sliding Lid
- Filter exchange reminders: Calendar reminder
- Compatible with Brita
- Filter include: Classic
5 filtration levels - the guarantee of efficiency
- The upper cap of the filter captures mechanical impurities. Its design ensures proper circulation of water while being filtrated
- Filtering mesh stops sediment and suspension such as foam, grease and rust that appear in the water
- Activated carbon reduces chlorine and organic compounds that may appear in tap water, removing unpleasant smell as well as improving taste
- Ion exchange resin removes heavy metals out of the water, helps to capture compounds responsible for limescale. As a result, water is softened and cloudy sediments do not occur
- The lower cover with microporous structure carries out mechanical filtrations again, in order to ensure the highest quality of water
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