The new Aquaphor A5 water filter, in a 2 pcs, is specially designed for heavily contaminated water that contains large amounts of mechanical impurities such as rust, sand, and sediment.
Even in these conditions, the A5 does not clog prematurely and continues to purify hair water from chlorine and other soluble impurities.
The design of the Aquaphor A5 jug filter allows it to self-clean every time hair fill the jug.
- This means that it does not need to be replaced very often
- Given its increased capacity, the filter last up to 3 months in a family of three
- The filter is compatible with Arctic, Prestige/Masha and Mechka, Premium, Ultra, Provence, Triumph, Smile, and Orleans jugs.Advantages of Aquaphor A5: The Aquaphor A5 filter makes your water safe and pleasant to taste: it removes chlorine and its compounds, rust, heavy metals, and other toxins from tap water.It prevents limescale (boiler scale) formation by removing excess calcium, so coffee or tea made with filtered water does not lose its natural flavor
- Protects your kettle, coffee machine, or multicooker from overheating and breakage with 50% greater efficiency than filters from other manufacturers
The filter is compatible with Arctic, Prestige/Masha and Mechka, Premium, Ultra, Provence, Triumph, Smile, and Orleans jugs.Advantages of Aquaphor A5: The Aquaphor A5 filter makes hair water safe and pleasant to taste: it removes chlorine and its compounds, rust, heavy metals, and other toxins from tap water.It prevents limescale (boiler scale) formation by removing excess calcium, so coffee or tea made with filtered water does not lose its natural flavor.
Protects hair kettle, coffee machine, or multicooker from overheating and breakage with 50% greater efficiency than filters from other manufacturers.
Recommended for: General use
Key benefits: Protection, comfort, durability

Weight: 0.56kg

Model, A5 Filtration capacity, 350 liters, Each Compatible with Arctic, Prestige, Masha and the Bear, Premium, Ultra, Provence, Triumph, Smile, Orleans jugs

When using or replacing a used water filter for the first time: - Disassemble and wash the cord before installing the new filter with cool water and a mild detergent (Vero). Do not wash in a dishwasher, as the plastic will fade and the cord will lose its attractive appearance. - Place the filter in a container (or in the transparent body of the jug itself) and soak it in cool water for 10 minutes. This is done so that the sorbent inside it can swell and deaerate (air pockets in the filter prevent water from passing through it). - Reassemble the parts of the jug and place the filter in the opening of the funnel (the colored upper part) of the jug so that it is perpendicular to the bottom of the jug (do not bend it so that it does not leak from the sides). - Fill the jug with water twice (fill the funnel and let it drain into the bottom) and pour the filtered water into the drain (or water the flowers at home). This is done to remove fine particles of activated carbon that may fall to the bottom of the jug (due to vibrations during transport). If the filter is nearing the end of its shelf life (or the filter has dried out), a few more repetitions may be necessary. Activated carbon is not harmful to the body, but it is aesthetically unpleasant to look at where the water is expected to be clean. - If your rope has an indicator for the remaining capacity of the rope, reset it according to the instructions for use.

Read the instruction manual before use;