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Category: Safer Living
Manufacturer: GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES (G.E.T.)
Price: $159.00 Shipping Cost: $2.00

This countertop model is constructed of a "one-time buy" INDESTRUCTIBLE, FDA-grade reinforced, polypropylene housing that attaches quickly and easily to any standard faucet. No need for expensive heavy-duty stainless steel for such low flow rates. The unit is 11 1/2 " high by 4 3/8" in diameter with a matte white-on-white finish and a conditional lifetime warranty. The Terra Top is a replaceable cartridge system and accepts all TerraFil cartridges or any 9 3/4 cartridge for maxium flexibility in dealing with various water problems. TerraFill cartridges are warrantied to 1 year, covered under G.E.T.'s cartridge recycling program, the Global Buy Back Program.

Comes with cartridge - ready to use. SPECIFICATIONS: Dimensions, 4 1/2" X 11" Flow rate: 1 gallon per minute, Maximum operating pressure: 125 PSI, Maximum operating temperature: 100 F, Housing/sump construction: food-grade polypropylene, Tubing: Food-grade PVC, Diverter valve/aerator: high impace ABS, Fittings/spout: chrome-plated high-impact brass.

Benefits: One time buy housing, Control water at the point of use, Maximum flexibility for dealing with varying water contaminants. Easy to use: just turn on your tap. Attaches quickly and easily to any standard faucet.

Our new patented filtration system meets the strict NSF 53 standards for removal of lead, pesticides, and other organic and inorganic chlorine contaminants.

Every gallon of water you filter improves the world's water supply and helps protect downstream ecosystems.

On July 1 1992, the Journal of the American Public Health Association published an article by Rober Morris and coworkers reporting a weak but positive association between the consumption of chlorinated drinking water and the incidence of bladder and rectal cancer.

#1GET1 Price: $ 159.00

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