does it remove flouride?
381789
Cant speak about the technicality..but water definitely tastes better given California standards!!
861926
When looking into the Doulton site, this is what I found:Fluoride: Most Doulton filters will not remove fluoride. However, optional fluoride filters can be added to those filters. They screw onto the stems of the ceramic filters, and when installed will be hanging below the top chamber. Add on fluoride filters are not needed when the system is used with the CeraMetix all in one ceramic and fluoride filter.
1740683
Yes, RO removes fluoride... Here is a link to check out:http://www.infobarrel.com/Does_Reverse_Osmosis_Remove_Fluoride_in_your_Drinking_Water
1139418
Pretty sure the only way to remove fluoride is through reverse osmosis. The Seychelle filters claim to this...but so far have failed independent testing.
148021
No, it does not. I literally just asked a service expert at Aquasana if it filters out fluoride and his response was, "Sorry, no."
2136073
Hi Jessica, This Filter does NOT get rid of Fluoride, although it eliminates some, I was also concerned Jessica, but being the internet guru I think I am, could find no simple answer...Also, if you get the Sodastream, thinking that you can bubble the water, at the same time, you take the PH out of the water.Can't win, but I do feel Energized, more Oomph, and Heath-yer.
1417505
I believe the 'standard' filters DO NOT remove fluoride... separate filters are needed.
551549
No. It absolutely does not remove chlorine or fluoride from your water. In order to do that you need a reverse osmosis water system, or go the cheap route like I have for the last 10 years, and get a water distiller. They cost about a 100.00 dollars. Takes 5-6 hours todistill a gallon and mine has lasted 10 years. They're not exactly convienient, but I make drink and use about 2 gallons a week and Brita filteted tap water besides that. For the record I just threw my 80.00 zen water filter in the dumpster 2 nights ago. In addition to not actually altering the pH in any measurable way, it removed very few particulates when compared with my tapeater. Avoid this manufacturer. The technology is useless. My Brita works way better. Again: only R.O. or a distiller will remove fluoride and chlorine. BTW the reason I finally the it out was because the spigot broke irreparably. I would use it simply to store actual filtered/distilled water in it and it looked cool.
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yes, distillation removes fluoride. This system is a tabletop distillation unit.
203332
I do not recall reading about it removing salt and fluoride, but I am not a hundred percent sure. There is a valve that attaches to the sink female or male head, so you will not have to remove anything to wash your hands. To acquire filtered water, all you do is pull out the pin. Very convenient, not bad looking on my countertop.
206789
No it does not. It is an enzymatic cleaner, so it is much more gentle than fluoride.
1220677
No it has multiple stages it goes through that basically removes heavy metals and chlorine, but not flouride.
782415
Yes there is flouride in it: http://www.traceminerals.com/pdfs/TMR_cert-of-analysis_TMD.pdf
1544210
Yes, the special resin components in the filter are designed to remove 85% of the fluoride in the water.Customer Support,New Century Innovations (NCI) http://www.amazon.com/shops/nci-nu
1317465
A basic Google search will demonstrate that any distillation system will remove fluoride. Distillation is NOT the same as boiling water. Distillation systems collect the condensation from water heated above its boiling point. That is basically how this unit works. But if you look for Megahome's website, there is a customer service number you can call.
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No, there are other filters they sell for removing fluoride, such as the CQE-WH-11630.
1565454
I'm not sure what medium would remove flouride. You need to do more research on that.