MicroDisk System to Revolutionizes Water Filtration at Home

The MicroDisc Filtration System from MAVEA features a water filter smaller than a drink coaster that filters 60 gallons of water.

The MicroDisc filter also is the first to be interchangeable among products, with the same filter used in MAVEA's stylish Pitcher, sleek Carafe and convenient Water Bottle.

"MAVEA is happy to deliver innovation in water filtration, with new features in the category for the first time in many years," said Kristin Affatato , director of marketing for MAVEA.

"Our MicroDisc filters not only provide more great-tasting water per filter – they are smaller and easier to store, with interchangeability that makes enjoying filtered water easier and more convenient than ever."

MAVEA's MicroDisc is offered in three stylish, BPA-free, shatter-resistant and dishwasher-safe products, including:

The MAVEA MicroDisc filters featured in all of these products eliminate the plastic housing traditionally found in water filters for a decreased environmental impact, and they are ready-to-use without pre-soaking for added convenience.

With MicroDisc filters, users can look forward to supreme water quality and taste – without the black bits – for drinking as well as for brewing delicious tea and coffee, and cooking flawless rice, pasta and vegetables.

The unique MAVEA Advanced CCC™ (Compressed Catalytic Carbon) Filter Technology reduces chlorine and chloramine, two chemicals that can give water a poor taste, while leaving in minerals such as magnesium and calcium that are important for your health. The MAVEA MicroDisc Filter System has been tested by WQA against NSF/ANSI Standard 42 for the reduction of chlorine, taste and odor.

"The MAVEA MicroDisc Filtration System helps customers rethink their water by offering a more convenient and cost-effective option for great-tasting water, no matter where they want it," said Affatato. "In addition to improving water taste for drinking and cooking, the MicroDisc filter gives users another small but meaningful way to decrease their environmental footprint."

Source: Yahoo Sports

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