Weco Clarina High Efficiency Undersink REVERSE Osmosis Drinking Water Filtration System (clarina-75), Clear LAM03_F4644

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The WECO CLARINA Undersink Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration System is a complete 5-stage water purification system that boasts double the recovery over traditional RO water filtration systems. The CLARINA filtration system is the ideal water purification filter for home. CLARINA reverse osmosis system uses five individual stages of water filtration to create pure, refreshing drinking water. The process starts by pre-filtering the water through a 5-micron spun-bonded sediment filter. This prefilter removes tiny particles that can get into the water supply. Particles of iron oxide (rust), silt, sand grains and insect parts are common drinking water contaminants. Sediment removal protects your family from drinking these particles and prevents the filtration system from clogging. The sediment filter is contained in a clear, see-through filter housing, making it easy for you to see when the filter needs to be replaced. No need to guess! Next the water passes through 5-micron and 0.5-micron solid activated carbon block adsorption cartridges. These second and third filtration stages remove taste and odor-causing disinfection chemicals like chlorine and chloramine. The activated carbon cartridge also removes organic contaminants like pesticides, industrial chemicals, pharmaceuticals and solvents that contaminate municipal and well water sources. The next filtration stage involves the reverse osmosis (RO) process. Tap water is squeezed through a special Thin Film Composite (TFC) semi-permeable membrane. Heavy metals, like lead, cadmium and mercury, are removed while purified water passes through. The RO process also removes salts, nitrate, fluoride, radon and benzene. The reverse osmosis membrane features outstanding efficiency. Other reverse osmosis filters can waste up to 10 gallons of water for every gallon of pure water made. The Pentair GRO encapsulated high-performance RO membrane produces only one gallon of waste water for each gallon of purified water.