Eco Factor: Water filter made from 95% recycled materials.
If you live in a developing country where access to drinking water is not that easy, then Z-Pitcher might just be something that you were waiting for all this time. The $40 filter is made from 95% recycled materials and removes nearly everything that you don’t want to have enter your digestive system. The system is based on ZeroWater’s patented five stage water purification process that provides water as clean as purified bottled water.
The Dark Side:
A filter made from recycled materials that also prevents about 2,800 plastic bottles per household annually from getting into landfills is just too good for us to evaluate critically.
Via: CleanTechnica
Comments
My only problem with this technology is the price. I don’t expect people in developing countries would easily shell out that amount.
This is nice filter for water for safety use.
These filter make my sink water taste great. Excellent product can’t have a good home without one.
Brita systems are much better brand name stuff. This looks like a ripoff.
Great Eco Gadgets: Z-Pitcher debuts water filter made from recycled. recycled thing are great for saving earth for global warming.
I wonder if it really filters out that much more than a regular one?
I bought this filter 2 years ago and it is still working.
Receptionist
I think even though this new technology may be out of reach for a lot of developing countries, The advances in water filtration systems are driving the cost of water filtration down all the time. And soon enough people with limited incomes will be able to afford clean, safe drinking water.
Tis is a very nice water filter. And just look at the Eco Factor: Water filter made from 95% recycled materials.
Nice and eco friendly.