Pure & Simple

Filtration Systems

• All systems are installed with an attractive chrome plated dispenser. Optional colors & finishes, as well as designer models are available. See the water dispensers page. 

• Only top quality components are used through years of proven reliability. Systems are designed to reduce or remove unwanted tastes, odors, organic color, rust, benzene, volatile organic chemicals (VOC's), Trihalomethanes (THM's) TCE, EDB, PCP, abesestos, glarida cysts and particles down to 0.5 microns. 

• Several systems are also designed to remove heavy metals such as lead and mercury.  

              Model CB Single Unit System:          Installed

              This is a single housing with our CB Cartridge

            Model CBPB Single Unit Sytem:         Installed  

This is a single housing with our CBPB Cartridge with added resins for heavy metal reduction

             *Exceeding EPA guidelines and NSF requirements*

                   For large families, we add a CGC Cartridge prefilter for added volume.

      Model CGC/CB Dual Unit System:             Installed

        This is a dual housing with CGC & CB cartridges. 

        Model CGC/CBPB Dual Unit System:            Installed             

This is a dual housing with CGC & CBPBcartridge

with added resins for heavy metal reduction.        

*Exceeding EPA guidelines & NSF Requirements* 

**New** Now with flouride removal  

      Model CGC/CCB/FL10-MAX Triple System:         Installed 

     Added a FL10-MAX cartridge with Fluorsorb-max the latested

advancement in fluoride removal - An all natural filter media also

reduces radium, heavy metals and organic chemicals. 

In order to produce the best water treatment for your drinking water, the system should consist of a dedicated drinking water faucet/dispenser with a controlled flow rate of approximately 1/2 gallon per minute. This provides the water with enough contact time with the filter media and not overused cleaning dishes.  It is not proper treatment to install a filter on the main kitchen faucet. The flow rate is at least 6 times too fast with much waste with washing dishes and other household usages. If there is no choice, we do carry a few kitchen faucets (see the different kitchen faucets pages on our index above) that either have a separate filtered water spout or a filtered water nozzle built in. There is also one filter that claims to be designed to be installed on the main faucet. It is to be expected that the final water quality most likely will not be as comparible and more frequent cartridge changes are required with that choice.  It is strongly recommended that, if possible, your system be redesigned, especially if you have an expensive stainless steel housing that is giving your less than the highest quality water possible.