does this unit remove asbestos crystals from the water
781992
It is like an egg can't pass cheesecloth. The size of asbestos fiber ranges from 0.1 - 1 micron, which is at least 100 times larger than the RO membrane pores at 0.0001 micron. iSpring Water Systems | (678) 261-7611 M-F 9-5 EST | sales@ispringfilter.com
781993
It is like an egg can't pass cheesecloth. The size of asbestos fiber ranges from 0.1 - 1 micron, which is at least 100 times larger than the RO membrane pores at 0.0001 micron.iSpring Water Systems | (678) 261-7611 M-F 9-5 EST | sales@ispringfilter.com
781994
I don't know. But I believe, if the molecular two or more atoms' length is 0.07 A can pass the filter. Could you please tell me how much is the molecular length of asbestos crystals? It is better to call the company for better information. Because I am cainet maker. I wish i couls help you more. Good luck.
781995
I'm not sure so I would contact the manufacturers of the system and the filters. If it does not I am sure they would have an experts answer to your problem.
1888642
Yes it does. Note when lifting the cleaner up from the water, some water with algae will leak back to the pool. So lift fast.
1089442
Sorry, no. The water is discharged waste and all. It is a great tool though!
205554
Yes, and you will continue to see this. It's the minerals from your water. You have to clean and descale it regularly, using either vinegar or citric acid. A tablespoon or two of vinegar in your water when it begins to get flaky or when the sides of the unit begin to look frosted. Run the unit through a cycle, drain it, then run at least two more loads of just water through it. Should remove all the scale. I usually do this about once every two months. Also the little filter on the floor of the inside of the unit, the steel mesh one, comes off and should be scrubbed with a toothbrush or something similar to unclog it.
1375173
Yes, it removes fluoride from the water. For a complete list of all the chemicals it removes, see:http://www.waterwise.com/productcart/pc/lc_purity.asp
1841494
I don't believe their is a filter . only a water demineralization cartridge in that unit . if you go too the unit info from manufacturer it will say no filter to clean ..
1271813
Its not exactly a filter, but yes, there is a removable metal mesh on the front spout that could be exchanged and/or washed/cleaned. It would not remove small particles, but only bigger parts (calcium deposits from hard water for example).
1442963
Ihaven't had to remove pebbles or stones. It does well on bugs, but not algae and i have the "fine" filter bag that is supposed to remove algae.
505274
I use it to remove fluoride and chlorine. Some contaminants are particles that are too small for this filter to remove.
1651515
Yes it will remove the chlorine and other contaminants from water so your water will have no taste the way it should be.
144537
No this does not clean algea from the bottom of the pool... The most it will do is stir it up & you can hope the filter gets some of it...
519827
Remove would not be the correct description. It will reduce dissolved minerals in the 70 to 95% range. So if you start with very high dissolved solids for example and iron sulfide is one of the dissolved salts there will still be some left. That said, when you smell iron you are really smelling H2S being liberated by iron reducing bacteria in the water supply system. The carbon filter in this device will remove that to below detection level.
1367281
Sorry, it only takes out particles. If they are iron they will be held in filter, but the water will still flow over them.
447175
Yes, it cleans in a random motion, no pattern, not the stairs, well worth the money, it filters the water better than our sand filter. Easy to clean the filters but I recommend using a air compressor with a air lance to blow out the filters
210668
absolutely not! It is fabulous. It actually balances with your chlorine to get rid of other mineral buildups, cuts the chlorine use in almost half. We use 1 of their tablets to every 3 chlorine in our pool and never have any problems anymore. We used to get areas of green algae around the filter and drain before . I highly recommend it.
1513256
I don't know the answer to your question. I do use a Cpap machine and I continue to buy deminerslized water. I don't trust the filter has removed all minerals and cost of replacing the machine is high if it doesn't. I'd ask the manufacturer
1327385
I assume you mean calcium carbonate from hard water. When I use Bar Keepers, it makes the stainless steel look like new. So, I would assume it removes mineral deposits because I live in an area where the water is full of calcium carbonate which causes all kinds of plumbing problems. I usually have to replace my faucets every 3 years because of the corrosion. However, I've been using this cleanser since my pans were new, so if you are asking if it will remove deposits that have been on your pans for years, I don't know if it will.