Kit includes
Three-layers structure cartridge, High contaminant holding capacity.
100% PP Polypropylene for compatibility with a wide range of process fluids.
5 Micron, Micro-Denier™ melt-blown filtration fiber, high removal ratings.
Formed by thermal bond without use of any binders and adhesives.
Certificated by NSF42 and FDA CFR Title 21. (Not printed on the filter label)
Maximum operating pressure: 125 PSI
Operating Temperature Range: 40-100°F
Dimensions: 20" x 4.5"
Maximum Flow Capacity: 1-15GPM*
Filters are individually wrapped
* Pressure drop will be determined based on feed water pressure, filter cartridge selection and port sizes, fluid viscosity, filter life and conditions.
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Alumina ball filter
Fluoride Filter for Whole House System 20" x 4.5"
this filter goes in the middle chamber of the system
Please flush this filter by itself for 5 - 10 mins first before putting in the other 2 filter.
Once the 3 filters are in, please flush again for 5 mins.
Replace every 12 months
Activated Alumina Filters: These filters are specifically designed to remove fluoride.
They contain aluminum oxide, which adsorbs fluoride ions from water as it passes through the filter.
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Fluoride is a naturally occurring mineral found in various amounts in soil, water sources, and certain foods. It's also synthetically produced for various purposes, including dental health and industrial applications.
In dental health, fluoride is well-known for its role in preventing tooth decay and cavities. It helps to strengthen tooth enamel, the outer layer of the teeth, making them more resistant to acid attacks caused by bacteria and sugars in the mouth. This mineral can even reverse early signs of tooth decay by remineralizing weakened areas of the enamel.
Fluoride is commonly added to toothpaste, mouthwash, and drinking water in some regions to enhance dental health. Community water fluoridation is a public health measure aimed at improving oral health by adjusting the concentration of fluoride in the water supply to an optimal level for preventing cavities while avoiding potential risks associated with excessive fluoride intake.
However, excessive fluoride intake can lead to a condition called fluorosis, which can cause dental problems such as discoloration or mottling of teeth, particularly in children whose teeth are still developing.
It's important to maintain a balanced approach to fluoride intake, ensuring that it provides dental benefits without causing adverse effects. Many health organizations, including the World Health Organization (WHO) and the American Dental Association (ADA), provide guidelines on the appropriate use and intake of fluoride for optimal dental health.
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