1. High density stainless steel mesh: Acts as a body guard for any contaminants and impurities entering or leaving the shower head and increases water pressure.
2. PP Cotton: Absorbs dirt, dust, impurities and other harmful substances; leaving your skin smoother, your hair softer.
3.VC: removes residual chlorine and other impurities from hard water.
4. Maifan Stone: is really good at getting rid of harmful stuff like mercury, lead, cadmium, arsenic, and other heavy metals. It also helps remove fluoride and disinfects gases like chlorine.
5. Mineralized Ball: Gets rid of almost all the chlorine toxins in water.
6. Magnetic Energy Ball: Boosts the amount of good air ions and raises the level of dissolved oxygen in water.
7. Ceramic Ball: Makes the water active and charged, kills bacteria, and lessens the bad effects of chlorine.
8. Alkaline Ball: Turns acidic water to alkaline.
9. Calcium Sulphite: Takes out Chlorine and Chloramines from your shower water. Sulphites react with the chlorine in the shower water to remove it.
10. KDF-55: Gets rid of almost all of the lead, nickel, mercury, chromium, and other metals that dissolve in water. The KDF filter also prevents the growth of bacteria, fungi, algae, and scale.
11. Coconut Activated Carbon: Is considered as the best solution for activated carbon. When water impurities like chlorine, oxygen, and fluorine go through the coconut activated carbon with pressure, they react with the carbon and get absorbed.
12. PP Cotton: Absorbs dirt, dust, impurities and other harmful substances; leaving your skin smoother, your hair softer.
13. High density stainless steel mesh: Acts as a body guard for any contaminants and impurities entering or leaving the shower head and increases water pressure.
14 & 15. 2 x toxin ultra filter membranes: The sides of the membrane can catch really tiny bits in shower water, getting rid of 98-99% of the cloudiness. This includes things like rust, microplastics, dirt, bacteria, lead, sediment, algae, fungus, and other things as small as 0.2 microns.
