Compare Tap Water and Boiled Water Against Water80 System

Fishes die from living in tap water or boiled tap water. Do you want to drink?

Tap water is contaminated and is not drinkable. See the filter for yourself:

To the left, is a new PP cotton cartridge. To the right, is the same PP cotton cartridge taken out from Water80 Ionized Microcluster Alkaline Water Filtration System after just 3 month usage in Vancouver, BC, Canada. See the rust, dirt, cloudiness and other contaminations we caught. Would you want your family members to drink tap water like this?

Without Water80 Ionized Microcluster Alkaline Water Filtration System, you are actually in-taking the rust and dirt from tap water! Accumulation of these in your body can cause many chronic diseases. It is also a common knowledge that fishes die from living in unfiltered tap water or boiled water within a few days because of chlorine and other contaminants. Therefore, either filtered tap water or natural lake water without chlorine addictives can be used in aquarium.

Besides the PP cotton cartridge, we also use active carbon cartridge, KDF cartridge, untrafiltration cartridge and Ionized Microcluster Alkaline Water cartridge (patent pending) to remove chlorine, lead, volatile organic chemicals, total trihalomethanes, chloramines, parasites, cysts, algaes and other contaminations that can not be seen by your bare eyes.

A pH of 7 is neutral. Both tap water and boiled tap water contains large clusters and is acidic (tap water in both Vancouver, BC and Seattle, WA has a pH of 6.5). Water as it comes out of the tap is undrinkable. It has a foul taste and deleterious effects on the body because it contains Chlorine. Boiling water can kill bacteria but it cannot remove chlorine, lead, rust and other turbidities. Several researches with funding from Health Canada, including one conducted in 1998 in Ontario, have linked Chlorine and its by-products, e.g., trihalomethanes (THMs), to increased risk of rectal cancer, colon cancer, and bladder cancer. In addition to primary disinfection stations, there are secondary disinfection stations throughout the distribution system in order to keep residual chlorine levels high enough to prevent bacterial re-growth.

Water pollution has recently become more serious in cities. The turbidity of the drinking water supplied to homes through the water distribution system often reaches levels unprecedented. For instance, on November 16, 2006, Vancouver Health Authority advised that tap water in GVRD is NOT acceptable for drinking, washing fruits and vegetables or brushing teeth.