Doe this get out flouride?
928073
no replacement parts it says its good for million gallons but not sure Id go that far. i use it to make the blater water taste better after carrying it all day
978436
I researched this also, It does not technically state that it removes fluoride. But it does remove everything like it, so they (the manufacturer) cannot state that it removes fluoride but I have noticed it does, and the manufacturer's website says that it removes certain compounds, most are the same as fluoride.
1504533
No absolutely not. This stuff is gritty and needs to be diluted with other gluten type flours. I had great expectations being a diabetic and ordered this flour without knowing the properties. I kind of wish I would have known this but I use it sparingly in recipes.
782414
From what I read on the label there is no flouride in this product. It's only trace natural minerals. All natural.
456485
No. A mechanical flouride filtering device must be plumbed into the mainline. There is no at the faucet solution for flouride because the pressure demand for a shower is far higher than any current filters can handle. It would be a slow drip torture bath.This filter is designed primarily to filter Chorine and it is very noticeable. The best for my money.
1317466
I'm not sure, but when I do boil my water thru it is much cleaner. Then I can see all the fluoride left behind. Even if it does not remove it completely it is much better than before. The Megahome does a pretty good job. I would recommend it.
859269
It doesn't specifically say that it filters out fluoride, so I'm not absolutely certain. But, according to this http://smile.amazon.com/Does-filter-remove-fluoride-also/forum/FxDLOHR0OD79SZ/Tx31E4Y9ZVCHH3B/1/ref=cm_cd_ql_tlc_al?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B00006WNMI , it says that "Chloride and fluoride are chemically-similar, and it seems to remove the chloride-compound-taste, so it SHOULD also remove fluoride-compounds." I haven't run any tests or anything, so I can't say for sure. I can say that it produces great tasting water, much better than a PUR or Brita, as far as my experience goes. It doesn't specifically say that it filters out fluoride, so I'm not absolutely certain. But, according to this http://smile.amazon.com/Does-filter-remove-fluoride-also/forum/FxDLOHR0OD79SZ/Tx31E4Y9ZVCHH3B/1/ref=cm_cd_ql_tlc_al?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B00006WNMI , it says that "Chloride and fluoride are chemically-similar, and it seems to remove the chloride-compound-taste, so it SHOULD also remove fluoride-compounds." I... » Read More It doesn't specifically say that it filters out fluoride, so I'm not absolutely certain. But, according to this http://smile.amazon.com/Does-filter-remove-fluoride-also/forum/FxDLOHR0OD79SZ/Tx31E4Y9ZVCHH3B/1/ref=cm_cd_ql_tlc_al?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B00006WNMI , it says that "Chloride and fluoride are chemically-similar, and it seems to remove the chloride-compound-taste, so it SHOULD also remove fluoride-compounds." I haven't run any tests or anything, so I can't say for sure. I can say that it produces great tasting water, much better than a PUR or Brita, as far as my experience goes. « Show Less
1342171
Yes you will still ingest the flouride but it will not harm your nor will it be absorbed by your body. In the structuring event when the water is structured any unnatural chemicals like fluoride or chlorine or bacteria are neutralized pulled to the inside of the water molecule and sent out your elimination system when you use the the bathroom. Those chemicals do not move forward into your bodies cells only the natural elements of water are absorbed into your cells. Water filters only filter water they DO NOT Structure water giving you all the benefits.You can check out our main page & videos on our media page. https://winningwaterunit.com/ https://winningwaterunit.com/all-media/
1552280
It will throw flour everywhere. I gave mine away and bought another one. Spend a few more dollars. This thing suck unless your mixing morter.
274026
It's not supposed to come off. I use mine to sift powdered sugar, and cake flour. After I'm done I rinse it and place it in the dish holder to drain. Be careful that you don't damage it by disassembling it.
551548
It does not remove flouride but it removes everything else. Nothing wrong with the 4 gallon model
1319020
Just a little force should do it. If you use a screwdriver on one side to get it moving, do not use too much pressure, it should come out fairly easily.
1851216
No, it should always be a loose powder like flour would be. Clearly your batch got moisture inside and/or is old. Return it.
923684
I really don't have the answer to that. Hope not because love the product. Remember your aluminium pans probably do have toxins and how long have we been baking directly on those.
2223646
I do not know. We have a well and the water does not have any fluoride that I know of. The directions for the unit does not say whether or not it removes fluoride.
339140
I just rinse mine out, the trick is getting it air dried quickly. It can rust in the mesh, the bottom of the crank compartment. It does work great, had holds a lot. I put the flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda and salt for a cake or cookies in the sifter and mix it all at once. Seconds and your ready to go.
2155808
I don't see the mention of fluoride, but I do see that it removes chlorine. In that light, I would have to say, it must remove fluoride. You could try emailing the seller or the company itself. Hope this helps.