Does the filter remove sodium or salt from water? Desalination?
261089
I can't find anything in the description that says it does, so my guess would be no.
261090
I have not used it with salt water, but I was on a mission trip and had to drink water from a dirty well. It did filter the sand from the water. Not sure if this helps, but I do love this water bottle and plan to buy more.
1664686
It does appear to remove sulphur, but our levels may not be the same as yours. This is a very easy and simple filter to install and change. I would not recommend as a replacement for a salt-based system, but rather as a secondary filter.
1710937
As far as I know, there is no filter. The manual says you should use distilled water in it.
1063406
Since salt is TDS and it brings TDS's to zero I would say yes. But after living with the system I would say get a RO. Zero water was the most expensive water system I used. I got 5 gallons only from each filter, and they only last for 9 days regardless of water cleaned before the water start smelling like rotten fish I went with a good 5 stage RO and very happy with it.
1562855
No, I do not think that this filter will remove any significant amount of minerals dissolved in the water; nor does it "purify" water.
46207
Hi.Yes good and bad minerals are filtered out.If you have fluoride in your water I'm pretty sure that gets filtered out too.
1063407
Yes I believe it does but the water must be safe to drink before it is filtered. You cannot try to filter sea water to drink through the zero water filter but if you use salt to soften your drinking water then it should remove those dissolved particles.
1488687
Not sure about the things you are asking about. My understanding is that the filters are for filtering out heavy metals from the water such as lead, murcery etc. It definatly makes the water taste MUCH better regardless..hope that helps!
1041620
Yes, it certainly does filter contaminants from sea water. However, it does not desalinate seawater, so you would not be able to drink it.
228962
No, it does not! Protec keeps the water clean! But I filter my water thru a PUR filter and my Calcium and other mineral build-up is non existent now!
2044767
I don't know, but any reverse osmosis system that I know of, filters more impurities than any other system. In my review I suggested calling the manufacturer. They are real people who answer the phone, there is nothing automated, and they can answer that question.
299108
No mention of of Chlorine removal on the packaging. This filter is for reducing sediment.
1064105
No this is not a sand filter. The salt goes in the water not the filter. This filter produces chlorine from the salt.
667166
Ours is regular water. We've never done a salt water pool filter before. If I recall correctly, the instructions indicated you could convert to salt. See if you can find a "how to" video on YouTube. I found helpful hints there when setting up the vacuum.
980254
No. It purely moves water from skimmer through the filter and back into the pool.
416310
Mine came with sand filter. Holds up and works well Just dump 200lbs of salt in water
1361881
No. You need an ion-exchange or reverse-osmosis filter to remove dissolved minerals from hard water.