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Does ZeroWater remove nitrite?
Nitrile enters our water through natural decomposition processes of dead organic material such as leaf fall and dead plant parts. The presence of nitrite in the water indicates organic pollution, usually from urine and/or...
Does ZeroWater remove nitrite?
Nitrile enters our water through natural decomposition processes of dead organic material such as leaf fall and dead plant parts. The presence of nitrite in the water indicates organic pollution, usually from urine and/or...
Does ZeroWater remove arsenic?
Lots of arsenic has been found in the deeper groundwater at several locations in the Netherlands that exceed the recommended threshold values. The locally high concentrations most likely have a...
Does ZeroWater remove arsenic?
Lots of arsenic has been found in the deeper groundwater at several locations in the Netherlands that exceed the recommended threshold values. The locally high concentrations most likely have a...
Does ZeroWater remove lead?
Lead enters our drinking water through lead water pipes. In the vast majority of Dutch homes, the lead content in drinking water is around one microgram per liter. It, therefore,...
Does ZeroWater remove lead?
Lead enters our drinking water through lead water pipes. In the vast majority of Dutch homes, the lead content in drinking water is around one microgram per liter. It, therefore,...
ZeroWater removes thallium?
Thallium occurs naturally in small quantities in the environment. Humans do not widely use thallium; it was formerly mainly used as a rat poison and now sometimes a component in...
ZeroWater removes thallium?
Thallium occurs naturally in small quantities in the environment. Humans do not widely use thallium; it was formerly mainly used as a rat poison and now sometimes a component in...
Does ZeroWater remove silver?
Silver occurs naturally in ground and surface water. This is how it also enters our drinking water in small quantities. Generally, a maximum guideline of 0.05 mg/L silver in drinking...
Does ZeroWater remove silver?
Silver occurs naturally in ground and surface water. This is how it also enters our drinking water in small quantities. Generally, a maximum guideline of 0.05 mg/L silver in drinking...
Does ZeroWater remove asbestos?
Asbestos is present in our tap water. Asbestos enters our drinking water from the water mains. Lime gradually dissolves from the pipe wall, especially in relatively acidic water, after which...
Does ZeroWater remove asbestos?
Asbestos is present in our tap water. Asbestos enters our drinking water from the water mains. Lime gradually dissolves from the pipe wall, especially in relatively acidic water, after which...
