Doulton water filters

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Doulton drinking water systems are ideal for:
 
Home-cabin
Hotels-motels
Boats and RV's
Coffee shops
For emergencies
Expeditions
Restaurants-clubs
Students-dorms
Traveling abroad
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Kids and pets
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SPECIALS

Doulton Ultracarb water filterCN-UC Doulton Ultracarb replacement candle for all Doulton pressure water filters. 2"x10" (S) threaded mount filter with extruded carbon core and ATS media for heavy metals reduction inside Sterasyl shell (a.k.a. CU1200)

$55.00 for 1
$52.50/ea for 2
$50.00/ea for 3 or more

Doulton Supersterastl water filterCN-SS-ATC7 2"x7" (L) Doulton Super Sterasyl filter used in HCA2, GSS2, GSS4 , CWR, Berkey, AquaRain travel filters.
The ceramic shell is filled with granular activated carbon, to give superior flow rates in a gravity water filters. Benefits: Removal of particles, pathogenic bacteria, cysts, etc. with additional chlorine and organics removal capabilities.

2-PK SPECIAL ONLINE ONLY

$65.00

Spare Imperial UltraCarb cartridge for Regent I water filter $69.87 USD

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Report released on June 11th 2003 by the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) "What's on Tap? Grading Drinking Water in U.S. Cities"
WASHINGTON, DC, June 11, 2003 (ENS) - Many Americans take the safety of their tap water for granted, but that faith could be misguided. In a report released today, the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) says that aging infrastructure, source water pollution and outdated treatment technology are combining to increase the potential health risks from public drinking water for many residents in 19 of the nation's largest cities.

Seattle Post - Bottled water urged in Seattle schools. Board member expresses concerns to Manhas on inconsistent lead tests - October 27, 2004
A Seattle School Board member met with Superintendent Raj Manhas yesterday, urging him to bring back bottled water at a number of schools over concerns about inconsistent lead tests and other contaminants.

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