Clean Water

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With all that is going on with water supplies these days, it makes me wonder what is really in our water. Do we have clean water? Thankfully, I found something that cleans my water from a company I know and trust.

Chemicals that can be harmful to your health can actually turn up in the water your family drinks. Heavy metals, industrial pollutants, pesticides—these harmful contaminants can enter our water supplies and have the potential to create long-term health challenges. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the water we drink is responsible for up to 20% of lead exposure in humans. And an EPA report demonstrates that at least 13% of the nation’s water treatment systems have violated the Safe Drinking Water Act in each of the past five years.

Get Clean® Water

Get Clean Water is a revolutionary new water-filtration pitcher system certified by the Water Quality Association (WQA) to reduce up to 99% of lead¹, as well as dozens of other nasty contaminants that can turn up in your water and may be harmful to your health.

Multipatented Get Clean Water uses a solid block of carbon to filter and clean your water. Each Get Clean Water filter handles 80 gallons of water, twice as much as Brita® and PUR®², and each filter is made from sustainable coconut shell carbon using a zero- emission process. Plus, it’s the first pitcher with a refillable carbon-block filter system, so there’s less waste going to the landfills.

Cleaner, healthier water and a cleaner, healthier planet? We can all drink to that!

The Smart Choice

  • Certified to reduce many harmful contaminants that can turn up in your water
  • Pitcher is made from food-safe, BPA-free plastic
  • The first pitcher with an automatic meter that shows gallons filtered, so you know exactly when to replace your filter—no more guessing!
  • Healthier, cleaner-tasting water for only pennies a gallon
  • Certified by the WQA to reduce up to 99% of lead¹; Brita and PUR water pitchers are not²

Powerful

  • Each Get Clean Water filter is certi- fied to handle 80 gallons—twice as much as leading brands³
  • Reduces contaminants that can actually turn up in your water and be harmful to your health

Green

  • First-ever pitcher with refillable car- bon-block filter system, which means there’s less plastic to throw away
  • Each filter is made with sustainable coconut shell carbon made with a zero-emissions process, which is better for the environment than traditional carbon production
  • Each filter is capable of handling the equivalent amount of water contained in 600 16.9 fl. oz. bottles of water, meaning that Get Clean Water can save you money while eliminating waste

Safe

  • Costs only pennies a gallon for cleaner, healthier water
  • First automatic filter life meter that shows how many gallons have been filtered—no more guessing!
  • Get Clean Water Refillable Filter Housing Kit fits many other pitcher systems, including the BestWater® PerfectPitcher®

Beats Leading Brands

  • Certified to reduce up to 99% of lead (Brita® and PUR® water pitchers are not³)
  • Certified to filter 80 gallons—twice as much as Brita® and PUR®²
  • First-ever pitcher with a refillable carbon-block pitcher filter system, so there’s less waste going to the landfills

“Gets the Lead Out” and More

Get Clean Water is certified by the Water Quality Association (WQA) to reduce up to 99% of lead, which Brita® and PUR® are not.³ This first-of-its-kind water-filtration pitcher system is also certified to reduce dozens of harmful contaminants, including:

Heavy Metals
Lead
Mercury
Cadmium

  • 1 Substances reduced may not be in all users’ water.
    2 Compared to Brita® and PUR® pitcher filters at 40 gallons. “Leading brands” is defined as Brita and PUR. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
    3 This comparison of current WQA and NSF certified reduction claims was conducted on June 16, 2010, on the Brita® OB-36 and the PUR® CR-6000C pitchers and is valid only for the named products marketed at that time. Models compared also are certified to reduce chlorine (taste and odor), nominal particulates, plus the following: Brita OB-36: zinc; PUR CR-6000C: cysts, MTBE, toxaphene, and zinc. Product claims obtained from the respective manufacturers’ Web sites. “Leading brands” is defined as Brita and PUR.Did you know?
  • ✔  An Environmental Working Group (EWG) study found a total of 316 contaminants, including 97 agricultural and 204 industrial contaminants, in the tap water of 45 states. More than half of the contaminants de- tected have no drinking-water safety standards.*
  • ✔  According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, public water utilities have violated the Safe Drinking Water Act more than 700,000 times in the past seven years.**
  • ✔  Unlike public water utilities, the bottled water industry is not required to publicly disclose the results of any contaminant
    testing it conducts.
  • ✔  Bottled water may not be contaminant free. The EWG found a total of 38 contaminants in the water of 10 popular brands.***
  • ✔  In 2007, 8.8 billion gallons of bottled water were consumed in the US.****
  • ✔  In 2007, 1.64 million tons of bottled water packaging materials were produced in the U.S.; only 34% of those materials were recycled.****
  • ✔  According to the U.S. Conference of Mayors’ resolution, it takes 1.5 mil- lion barrels of oil every year to facilitate the production of water bottles made for use in the U.S. That’s enough oil to power 50,000 cars for a year.
    *Source: ewg.org/Tap-Water/sourcesoftapwaterpollution
    **FACTOIDS: Drinking Water and Ground Water Statistics for 2009 (EPA 2009)
    ***EWG bottled water quality investigation (2008)
    ****International Bottled Water Association 2007
    3This comparison of current WQA and NSF certified reduction claims was conducted on June 16, 2010, on the Brita® OB-36 and the PUR® CR-6000C pitchers and is valid only for the named products marketed at that time. Models compared also are certified to reduce chlorine (taste and odor), nominal particulates, plus the following: Brita OB-36: zinc; PUR CR-6000C: cysts, MTBE, toxaphene, and zinc. Product claims obtained from the respective manufacturers’ Web sites. “Leading brands” is defined as Brita and PUR.
    †Annual usage defined as 320 gallons.

    Get Clean Water Starter Pack

    All you need to get started on healthier, great-tasting water

    To order the Get clean starter kit, please click here.

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