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MOOBONA 12-Pack Replacement Filters for Cat Fountain | Pet Water Fountain Filters | Activated Carbon Filters

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Using the newest filter technology in water Refill Stations, FloWater creates drinking water that tastes and hydrates better than anything in a single-use bottle, delivered into any refillable container.

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FloWater | The Modern Water Dispenser: More Than Just a Water Cooler

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Using the newest filter technology in water Refill Stations, FloWater creates drinking water that tastes and hydrates better than anything in a single-use bottle, delivered into any refillable container.

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Product Description

1. Material: ABS
2. Adapt to water temperature: 0-38 degrees Celsius
3. Purified water flow: 1L/min
4. Filter element material: diatom ceramic filter element
5. Filtration accuracy: 0.1 micron high-precision filtration
6. Filter element life: 3-6 months (depending on local water quality)
7. Working water pressure: 0.1-0.4Mpa
8. Product size: 150x65x115 mm
9. 7-layer high-level purification, five-layer precision filtration, effectively filtering tap water redworms, sediment, floating objects, peculiar smell, rust, bacteria, residual chlorine
10. The water output is large, the filter element can be cleaned, no electricity is needed, and the installation is convenient and simple

packing list:
Host x1
Ceramic filter x1
Seal ring x2
Faucet converter x4
Multi-function connector x1
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When you order from Alexnld.com, you will receive a confirmation email. Once your order is shipped, you will be emailed the tracking information for your order's shipment. You can choose your preferred shipping method on the Order Information page during the checkout process. Alexnld.com offers 3 different international shipping methods, Airmail, Airmail registered and Expedited Shipping Service, following are delivery times:

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United States, Canada

10-25 business days

Australia, New Zealand, Singapore

10-25 business days

United Kingdom, France, Spain, Germany, Netherlands, Japan, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Norway, Portugal, Sweden, Switzerland

10-25 business days

Italy, Brazil, Russia

10-45 business days

Other countries

10-35 business days

Expedited Shipping

7-15 business days to Worldwide

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Faucet Water Purifier Set Household Filter Tap Water Direct Drinking Water Purifier Kitchen Purifier Water Filter, Water Purifier +1 Ceramic Filter

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1. Material: ABS2. Adapt to water temperature: 0-38 degrees Celsius3. Purified water flow: 1L/min4. Filter element material: diatom ceramic filter element5. Filtration accuracy: 0.1 micron high-precision filtration6. Filter element life: 3-6 months (depending on local water quality)7. Working water pressure: 0.1-0.4Mpa8. Product size: 150x65x115 mm9.

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MOOBONA 12-Pack Replacement Filters for Cat Fountain | Pet Water Fountain Filters | Activated Carbon Filters

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We need to filter our water for our health. If we don't it could be deadly to kids. It could be deadly to kids and their immune systems, even adults.

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Elkay LZS8WSLP Enhanced EZH2O Bottle Filling Station & Single ADA Cooler, Filtered 8 GPH Light Gray & 51300C_3PK WaterSentry Plus Replacement Filter (Bottle Fillers), 3-Pack

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Elkay LZS8WSLP Enhanced EZH2O Bottle Filling Station & Single ADA Cooler, Filtered 8 GPH Light Gray & 51300C_3PK WaterSentry Plus Replacement Filter (Bottle Fillers), 3-Pack - - Amazon.com

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The Elkay water bottle filler stations have been popular throughout DGS ever since they were first installed about four years ago. Each fountain has a light either green, yellow or red that indicates the filter status of the fountain, which leads to the question of whether it is actually safe to drink the water coming out of the water bottle filler stations that have a red filter light.

Micheal Reyes, the supervisor of building and grounds at DGS gave some insight about the water bottle filler stations and filters.

Reyes states that the job of the filters is to remove particulates from the water. The filters aid mostly in removing lead, but lead isn't a big problem for the DGS area. At the same time, the public works department of Downers Grove does come frequently to make sure that the water the fountains distribute is healthy for consumption.

The problem occurs that many students aren't informed about how the fountains actually work.

Junior Bennett Allendorfer walks past many of the crowded water fountains every day and states that she hesitates before drinking out of the stations that display a red light.

"I assume the quality of the water isn't as good as it usually is, and I guess it's technically not unhealthy, but it does make me think twice before using it," Allendorfer said.

Reyes then clarified how the lights on the filters work and what they indicate.

"The way those [water bottle filling stations] operate to change the light from green, to yellow, to red, are actually looking at the water usage, it's not looking at water pressure. Typically, on a filter you are looking at the differential pressure between the incoming water pressure and the outgoing water pressure, so if your pressure is low on the outside, it means that your filter is clogged," Reyes said.

The water fountain lights run on the idea that the more the fountain is used, the more particulates are being stored, so the lights change based on this idea.

Knowing information regarding the mechanics of the water fountain could assist in making students less confused about the quality of the water they are receiving from the fountains.

Senior Kaylee Kushta, who drinks water at school daily, does not hesitate to drink out of any of the fountains.

"Through APES we learned where [our] water comes from and how clean our water source is...I have no issue drinking tap water or any water here just because I know it's coming from a clean water source," Kushta said.

However, she does believe that the red lights do scare some students from drinking the water from these fountains.

To help clarify the assumptions of the quality of water from the red fountains. Reyes spoke about the safety of drinking out of these fountains.

"There's no way that any of the particulates or material from the filter itself can actually just come out... It is still safe to drink because our filters they measure the usage so how many liters [of water] are actually coming out," Reyes said.

Also, the Elkay customer service team did notify that the more usage the filter has, the more full it becomes, so it will only help to change the filter as soon as possible once it turns red, but how quick one should change it depends on the quality of their water source.

Downers Grove purchases water from the DuPage Water Commission. This water comes from Lake Michigan and according to the Village of Downers Grove website,

"The water supplied by the village meets all Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) standards, including those for lead."

Therefore, the students and staff are safe to drink out of the red fountains, but to help get the filters replaced quicker a student can notify a teacher or staff member about the fountain in question and the adult can file a work order for the filter to be replaced.

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Red filter water fountains are safe- despite student belief

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The Elkay water bottle filler stations have been popular throughout DGS ever since they were first installed about four years ago. Each fountain has a light either green, yellow or red that indicates the filter status of the fountain, which leads to the question of whether it is actually safe to drink the water coming...

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Potable Aqua Water Purification Tablets With PA Plus - Two 50 count Bottles

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Used and trusted by military and emergency organizations worldwide, Potable Aqua Water Purification Tablets With PA Plus disinfect contaminated drinking water in any situation. Included is the two-step process of water treatment for drinking water: Potable Aqua Water Purification Tablets for emer...

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Use warm water with one or two spoonful of bleach to scrub off the paper layer with a brush from both sides. Let the entire filter soak in the water-bleach mixture for sanitizing. Meanwhile, you can clean the housing if need be. Thoroughly rinse everything with clear water.

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Use warm water with one or two spoonful of bleach to scrub off the paper layer with a brush from both sides. Let the entire filter soak in the water-bleach mixture for sanitizing. Meanwhile, you can clean the housing if need be. Thoroughly rinse everything with clear water.Aug 25, 2021

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Water Quality Education by The Clean Water Education Partnership

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High Level Panel on Water Video: Water’s Promise: Making Every Drop Count

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The Elkay water bottle filler stations have been popular throughout DGS ever since they were first installed about four years ago. Each fountain has a light either green, yellow or red that indicates the filter status of the fountain, which leads to the question of whether it is actually safe to drink the water coming out of the water bottle filler stations that have a red filter light.

Micheal Reyes, the supervisor of building and grounds at DGS gave some insight about the water bottle filler stations and filters.

Reyes states that the job of the filters is to remove particulates from the water. The filters aid mostly in removing lead, but lead isn't a big problem for the DGS area. At the same time, the public works department of Downers Grove does come frequently to make sure that the water the fountains distribute is healthy for consumption.

The problem occurs that many students aren't informed about how the fountains actually work.

Junior Bennett Allendorfer walks past many of the crowded water fountains every day and states that she hesitates before drinking out of the stations that display a red light.

"I assume the quality of the water isn't as good as it usually is, and I guess it's technically not unhealthy, but it does make me think twice before using it," Allendorfer said.

Reyes then clarified how the lights on the filters work and what they indicate.

"The way those [water bottle filling stations] operate to change the light from green, to yellow, to red, are actually looking at the water usage, it's not looking at water pressure. Typically, on a filter you are looking at the differential pressure between the incoming water pressure and the outgoing water pressure, so if your pressure is low on the outside, it means that your filter is clogged," Reyes said.

The water fountain lights run on the idea that the more the fountain is used, the more particulates are being stored, so the lights change based on this idea.

Knowing information regarding the mechanics of the water fountain could assist in making students less confused about the quality of the water they are receiving from the fountains.

Senior Kaylee Kushta, who drinks water at school daily, does not hesitate to drink out of any of the fountains.

"Through APES we learned where [our] water comes from and how clean our water source is...I have no issue drinking tap water or any water here just because I know it's coming from a clean water source," Kushta said.

However, she does believe that the red lights do scare some students from drinking the water from these fountains.

To help clarify the assumptions of the quality of water from the red fountains. Reyes spoke about the safety of drinking out of these fountains.

"There's no way that any of the particulates or material from the filter itself can actually just come out... It is still safe to drink because our filters they measure the usage so how many liters [of water] are actually coming out," Reyes said.

Also, the Elkay customer service team did notify that the more usage the filter has, the more full it becomes, so it will only help to change the filter as soon as possible once it turns red, but how quick one should change it depends on the quality of their water source.

Downers Grove purchases water from the DuPage Water Commission. This water comes from Lake Michigan and according to the Village of Downers Grove website,

"The water supplied by the village meets all Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) standards, including those for lead."

Therefore, the students and staff are safe to drink out of the red fountains, but to help get the filters replaced quicker a student can notify a teacher or staff member about the fountain in question and the adult can file a work order for the filter to be replaced.

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The Elkay water bottle filler stations have been popular throughout DGS ever since they were first installed about four years ago. Each fountain has a light either green, yellow or red that indicates the filter status of the fountain, which leads to the question of whether it is actually safe to drink the water coming...

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Potable Aqua Water Purification, Water Treatment Tablets - 50 count Bottle

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LifeStraw Personal Water Filter for Hiking, Camping, Travel, and Emergency Preparedness

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A Time Magazine Invention of the Year winner, the LifeStraw Personal Water Filter contains no chemicals, no batteries and no moving parts to wear out. It features a high flow rate and weighs only 2oz. The ultimate survival tool for hiking, camping, ultralight backpacking, hunting, travel, scoutin...

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Billions of people still lack access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene, despite improvement in the provision of these basic services. Water scarcity is a growing problem in many parts of the world, and conflicts and climate change are exacerbating the issue. In addition, water pollution is a significant challenge which affects both human health and the environment in many countries. Achieving universal coverage by 2030 will require a 6-fold increase in current global rates of progress on drinking water, a 5-fold increase for sanitation, and an 8-fold increase for hygiene. Boosting infrastructure investment, improving cross-sectoral coordination, and addressing climate change is key to getting SDG6 back on track.

Targets 6.1 and 6.2: Despite progress, 2.2 billion people still lacked safely managed drinking water services, 3.4 billion lacked safely managed sanitation services, and 1.9 billion lacked basic hygiene services in 2022. While the majority live in rural areas, the unserved population is decreasing in rural areas and stagnating or increasing in urban areas. Achieving universal coverage by 2030 will require an increase of 5 to 8 times the current rate.

Target 6.3: An estimated 58% of wastewater generated by households was safely treated in 2022, based on data from 140 countries and territories. Trends for domestic wastewater suggest that little, if any, progress is being made towards the target of halving the proportion of unsafe discharges by 2030.

Target 6.4: Water use efficiency rose from $17.4/m3 in 2015 to $18.9/m3 worldwide in 2020, which represents a 9% efficiency increase. Around 57% of countries presented a water use efficiency equivalent to $20/m3 or less in 2020, compared to 58% in 2015.

Target 6.4: At the global level, water stress remains at a safe level of 18.2% in 2020, but this figure masks vast regional variations and indicates a 1.2% increase from 2015 to 2020. In 2020, water stress levels ranged from high in Southern Asia and Central Asia to critical in Northern Africa. The situation in Western Asia and Northern Africa is particularly concerning since it registered an 18% increase in water stress levels from 2015 to 2020.

Target 6.5: One in two countries still lacks effective frameworks for sustainable water management. A lack of cross-sector coordination over water use, between agriculture, industry, energy production, and household supply, threatens the achievement of several SDGs, including those on food, energy, and life on land. While progress has been made globally since 2015-from 49/100 in 2017 to 54/100 in 2020-the rate of implementation needs to double to achieve the target.

Target 6.5: Data from 2017 and 2020 show that only 32 out of 153 countries that share transboundary rivers, lakes, and aquifers have 90% or more of those waters covered by operational arrangements.

Target 6.6: The extent of surface water bodies, including lakes, rivers, and reservoirs, is rapidly changing across the entire planet, with one in five river basins experiencing high (i.e. above natural) fluctuations in surface water during the last 5 years.

Target 6.a: ODA disbursements to the water sector decreased between 2015 and 2021 from $9.1 billion to $7.8 billion, a decrease of 15%. Total ODA commitments to the water sector have also reduced by 13% from $10.8 billion in 2015 to $9.4 billion in 2021. Commitments peaked at $13 billion in 2017 and have decreased every year since.

Target 6.b: Since 2016, the percentage of countries having procedures for local community participation defined in law or policy has remained high (over 70%) for both rural drinking water and for water resources management. However, the percentage of countries with high levels of participation remains consistently low (under 40%).

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Goal 6 | Department of Economic and Social Affairs

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Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all