1.Can I change my own undersink filter easily?
Yes its easy and we provide instructions or are only a call away from help
Shop these top worl leading brands Microlene and Omnipure. These come with with quick-connect and push-fit connections, so you won’t need a plumber. The installation process is straightforward and hassle-free.
2. How can I remove fluoride from my water?
The best way is Reverse Osmosis talk to us about a certified NSF58 system.
3. Apart from chlorine why should I have a tap filter?
Tap water in many cities can contain harmful contaminants like lead, pesticides that come from old pipework from street to house and from meter to house then all the pipework inside your wals. This just basically ensures safer drinking water.
4. How long do under-sink water filters last?
The lifespan of a carbon under-sink water filter is based on litres per cartridge. Thats too hard to count so just use your taste buds and read the recomended lifespan. Basically anywhere from 6-36months
5. I need a complete system with a dedicated tap.
We have a small but ideal range of these filters that come with a tap or faucet. Its best to see what tap you like. All our Kits have A grade filters and all the pices for a plumber to install it. We cut out all the options only confuse.
5. I need a complete system but i want to use my existing tap
Thats easy, but you will need a HF or high flow filter kit. We sell these kits and will provide advice along the way.
6. My filter code isnt the same, what do I do to get it right?
Its simple, but feels difficult as there are so many brands (labels) they all look the same aprt from the sku and brand. We sell a small A-grade range that is all you need to choose from. Such as Microlene, Omnipure, Pentair, Aquano. We will just need to know what fittings or attachements you have. Gauranteed best results.
Does it have a thin tube in either end?
Does it twist and turn into a filter head?
Is the filter inside a container or housing we call them?
Does it have attachements such as a benchtop filter with base and tap with screw threads.
To replace your filter, follow these simple instructions. Turn off the water supply under sink Turn on the tap to drain any remaining water in line. To remove your existing filter cartridge Push the collar down that the tube goes into and pull the tube to release the tube from the existing filter. Repeat this on the inlet & outlet To connect your new filter cartridge Push the tube into the ends of the new filter and gently pull the tube to ensure the tubing is locked into place. Turn on the water supply under sink Run the tap for 5 minutes to flush the new filter carbon fines and trapped air. Check for leaks. Turn off the tap and check for leaks
