AquaMax filters fit jugs from different manufacturers excluding Laica. Replaces filters: Brita Maxtra, Brita Maxtra Plus+, Dafi Unimax, Aquaphor Maxfor, Aquaphor B100-25, AmazonBasics, PearlCo Unimax, Lauson AWF 102, Aqua Optima Evolve, Aqua Crest AQK07, MAVEA Maxtra, Filtr Makro, Anna Duomax, BWT MG2 +, FilterLogic FL-402H, Filtr Real, Bosch Tassimo*. AquaClassic f ...
1 AquaMax and AquaClassic filters last for about 1 month of work. 1 AquaPro filter is enough for about 2 months of use. Filter usage depends on the frequency of use and the hardness of tap water. ...
Instructions on how to use the filter can be found here: How do you use the filter jug? The filter is intended for tap water, which has already been pre-treated and is safe for health. Do not filter water of unknown origin and contaminated. ...
The filtration process may take up to several minutes depending on the size of the pitcher and the filter.
The water purified with AquaMax and AquaClassic filters is for everyone. However, children under one year of age should be given boiled water regardless of whether it is filtered or from a bottle. Alkaline water is not recommended for small children, and adults should introduce it gradually. ...
Filtered tap water is safe for health, tap water undergoes proper tests before it reaches homes, contains chlorine and various sediments. By using a filter, you remove chlorine, sediment, sand, rust and components that degrade the taste and smell of water. ...
Of course. In Poland / EU countries, tap water must meet certain standards that allow safe use of it. This means that you can drink water straight from the tap. However, to compensate for the content of chlorine and limestone, an additional cleaning with a jug filter is recommended. ...
Water does not require boiling before filtering.
Filters AquaMax and AquaClassic removes chlorine, pesticides, detergents, mineral salts responsible for water hardness.
The filter does not remove bacteria. It is necessary to filter only tap water, which must meet certain standards, including bacteria. They are used to remove them chlorine, which worsens the taste and smell of water. By using a jug filter you reduce the concentration of chlorine in the water that has already been free of bacteria. ...
