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Water Purification Process
- Large bed Granulated Activated Charcoal
Water is slowly seeped through 45 pounds (dry weight) of GAC. Removes chlorine, taste, odor and numerous trace contaminants
- Dual media ion exchange tank
Cation media removes the hardness-causing positive ions such as Calcium and Magnesium. Anion media removes negative ions such as Maui’s infamous nitrates, carbonates, and phosphates
- 3-stage microfiltration
20 micron poly
10 micron charcoal block
5 micron poly
- Reverse osmosis
A slow, energy-driven physical molecular process that separates incoming water into an impure fraction which is discarded, and a pure fraction which is stored in a 65 gallon tank to await dispensing. This removes nearly all dissolved solids and organics, while retaining dissolved oxygen, so water does not have the “flat” taste of distilled water.
- Final polishing stage,
(occurs at the moment water is dispensed)
- Charcoal block filter
Insures the cleanest, freshest taste possible.
- UV radiation
Required by federal law to insure microbiological safety
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