What Makes the Everpure H300 Filter Our Best Seller?
We all require safe drinking water, but many households take this resource for granted. It's hard to know exactly what kind of toxins are in your water without testing, no matter how good it looks or tastes. Unfortunately, even testing can only provide you with a picture of your water quality at any particular time. Installing a home filtration system, such as one the Everpure H300 filter, is the perfect way to maintain constant high water quality. This system filters your water right before you drink it, bringing the quantity of pollutants in your water down to acceptable levels.
For a variety of reasons, Everpure filters are one of the top home water purifying system brands. Obviously, the most crucial factor is the purity of the drinking water, and Everpure filters provide excellent results. These filters are not only meant to improve the quality of your water, but they are also built to be incredibly user-friendly, unlike many of the cheaper devices on the market.
H300 Basics
If you're thinking about adding the Everpure H300 filter system for your house, then you're certainly curious about how it cleans water. Water filtering is a straightforward concept. Water flows through filtration media, which eliminates pollutants from the water and makes it safe to drink. Every filter, including the pitcher systems mentioned above, completes these essential phases. Everpure filters are meant to operate quietly and deliver water through a specialized dispenser faucet. As a result, they're just as convenient as getting water from your sink.
Efficiency
When picking a filtration system, the most crucial factor to consider is its effectiveness. Because their loose filtration material allows the small pollutants to pass past the cartridge, most cheap pitcher filters aren't even rated to eliminate particles of a certain size. They also are powered only by gravity, which does not put significant pressure on the filtration media. The Everpure H-300 filter cartridges are made to work with the pressure of a household water supply. The filter media within that cartridge can be packed significantly tighter because household filters work at roughly 40 pounds per square inch.
Everpure uses their own Micro-Pure filter material in their cartridges. This carbon-based filter media serves as a sponge for pollutants in the water. This is due to the fact that every granule of activated carbon is covered in small mountains and valleys, resulting in a massive total surface area. A little handful of activated carbon can cover an entire football field in surface area. As a result, each cartridge has a large interior surface area for absorbing and eliminating impurities from your water. This includes large particles as well as the compounds responsible for producing a chlorine taste in your water.
The Everpure H300 system has a unique filtration media arrangement. Everpure's filter media is arranged along a pleated filter membrane. This provides a large surface area, allowing fast water filtration while maintaining the same high water quality. NSF certification ensures that all Pentair Everpure products will remove hazardous pollutants such as parasite cysts and heavy metals. Because the H300 is capable of removing particles as small as half a micron in size, these filtration systems provide great-tasting water for a fraction of the price of bottled water.
A Cost Efficient Option
Our Everpure water filters not only provide excellent filtration, but they also save money when compared to bottled water. Although bottled water is obviously safe to drink, the expenses can soon pile up at $1 or more per bottle. You would spend hundreds of dollars every year if you drank just one bottle of water per day. In a larger home, the figure might be as high as $1000 each year! A reusable water bottle and the Everpure H300 filter system can easily reduce those expenditures to a fraction of the cost of buying water by the bottle.
Easy to Install
Installing a water filter in your home may appear to be a difficult task that requires the assistance of a plumber, but you'll be astonished at how simple our Everpure water filters are to install. A handyman can easily complete the task, or you can do it yourself with just a few simple hand tools. Only a screwdriver, a tape measure, a pencil, and a knife are required to install the average Everpure system like the H300.
Adding your water dispenser faucet will be the most challenging component of the installation. This procedure usually necessitates drilling a hole in your sink or countertop, which may necessitate the use of specific tools. Fortunately, we have a number of full flow filter options in our Everpure system lineup. Instead of needing you to install a second faucet, our full flow systems are intended to work with your existing faucet.
Simple Upkeep
Unlike most household water filters, once installed, your Everpure water filter will require almost no maintenance. The H300 water filter cartridges are capable of filtering around 300 gallons of water. This means that most households are able to go as long as a year before needing a replacement cartridge.
Regardless of how much water you use or the capacity of your filter cartridge, we recommend replacing your water filter once a year. This process takes only a minute and will help to guarantee that your filter system keeps working properly. If you discover that your system's flow rate has fallen dramatically before a year has gone, it's likely time to replace your filter cartridge.
If you want to supply your family with freshly filtered water while saving money, our team can assist you. Our Everpure water filtration systems are all built to provide you with crisp, filtered water whenever you need it. Simply contact a member of our staff if you have any questions about the Everpure H300 filter or any of the other products that we carry. You can contact us at 1-866-283-9919 or via email at info@efilters.net. We're always delighted to assist our customers in getting the peace of mind that comes with a glass of freshly filtered water.