As you can probably tell, I'm also a huge water fan...

I don't know if it's the most addictive thing or not, but I do know that if you have a sugar craving, it could be because you are dehydrated and need a glass of water.

Depends on your municipal water supplier, but tap water has stricter regulations that are strictly enforced, typically making it a safer bet. And if you have an NSF Certified point-of-use water filter, then that tap water coming from a municipal supplier will definitely be safer (in the USA--this is based on the EPA regulations for tap water). There's also been a lot of research lately into microplastics, and scientists have found large quantities in bottled water: www.nih.gov/news-events/nih-research-matters/plastic-particles-bottled-water

@@MultiPure4U alright thanks!!!

Microplastics are a big problem. Our systems will filter out particles as small as 0.5 microns, which is why carbon block technology is an effective option for reducing microplastics.

Thanks! It's always good to hear people enjoy it when we put a lot of hard work into it.

If you can't find what you need on our website, reach out to our customer care team and they can help you out. www.multipure.com/contact-us/

I don’t get why people keep saying this. Maybe it does make a difference. Maybe you average life for you is 60 and could’ve been 90

​@@Jameushskkn 1) Wheres your data? You just made up those numbers 2) This is an advertisement for a product and this video didn't even give any data or say why and how it works and is bad. It's biased and uses a fear tactic while giving no actual information

Here's some data for you. This is just a little of the research out there about the topic of microplastics in water and our health. www.nih.gov/news-events/nih-research-matters/plastic-particles-bottled-water www.frontiersin.org/journals/chemistry/articles/10.3389/fchem.2018.00407/full www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0048969722020009?via%3Dihub And this is Multipure's channel, so of course we are going to talk about our product. But regardless of whether or not people choose to purchase our drinking water systems, it is still important to educate people, so they have the option to make better choices for their health.

@@Jameushskkn Not even close to true

Okay that may be just how you live but if you ever have the choice between bottled water or normal water choose normal wate

We sell point-of-use drinking water systems. They are carbon block water filters that take your tap water and directly filter it, that way you don't need to wait for slow gravity fed filters or water filter pitches. We take this science seriously, and all of our systems are NSF Certified for the reduction of more contaminants from your drinking water than most other systems out there.

That sounds like an accurate comparison.

Thanks for the comment! Glad you liked it and were able to learn something. 🙂

You're welcome. As always, glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the comment! 😊

Working on that... it's a slow process. 😉

​@@MultiPure4UHow long have you been making videos?

OKAY BUT REAL How does he not? Like COME ONN these videos are so good!!

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Appreciate it

Thanks! We're happy you like it!

@@MultiPure4U multipure are simply well made ,and for our health

Agree 👍

It can vary anywhere from around 45% to 75% based on the individual. So, 60% is a nice average number.

@@MultiPure4U oh ok

Yep, NSF Certified so you can be sure you're getting the best!

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@@MultiPure4U your welcome

Worked for me, but only for a couple of months. Just restarted to leak. Purchased the faucet in 2019. CSR said a ceramic disk in the faucet head has been found to be defective, and it slowly wears out. They purchase the part from an NSF certified vendor in CA. It has been redesigned after much arguing between MP and the vendor. She said they won't know if the fix is in for another few years to see if the problem reasserts itself. If the redo (per video) I'm going to do doesn't work, I'll buy the newer model from MP. Rep said I could also find a non-MP one at my local hardware store, but MP demands the highest quality, such as the entire unit must be made of stainless steel. Haven't priced a non-MP faucet, but may look into it depending on how much I can save. I searched hi and low to find this video as I had found it easy before. No dice this time; finally called MP since I thought I might just need a new washer or something. They sent me the link. Have to add that somehow, MP needs to make this video easier to find. A YT search would not bring it up. It really need to be retitled.

@@markw1857 Thanks for the info. Helps to have more background. I followed the instructions in the video and tried over and over to fix. Never worked. MP email support in response said the warranty was for one year, and I could buy another from MP or buy from another manufacturer. That was it. Have purchased from another manufacturer that has NSF cert. I was planning to upgrade to the higher level MP system when my current filters expire. Have had one positive experience with MP support staff but mostly negative. Always wondered how they could stay in business when having a bad website and angry support staff. But I loved and trusted the water filtration system so dealt with the poor quality web info and customer facing staff. Now am looking for another manufacturer after more than a decade of using MP. If they can’t produce a faucet that lasts more than a year, and have such dismissive support staff (telling me to buy from someone else!?) then why should I even trust their water filtration system?

Much crawling.

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Hello

Chlorine levels up to 4 milligrams per liter are considered safe. Many water suppliers add additional chlorine during the warmer summer months to help combat the additional bacteria/microorganism growth in the warmer pipes. While chlorine may cause some issues, especially to those who are sensitive to it, it is definitely better to have it than to not have it. I'd recommend looking up your local water quality report so you can see exactly what's in your drinking water: www.epa.gov/ccr

Sensitivity to chlorine can be a problem. This is where a point-of-use water filtration system comes into play.

Iodine is used as a portable disinfectant for water, especially when trying to filter water from rivers or streams, but it can leave a very unpleasant taste in the water.

That does not sound like fun! Luckily, it's not used in a high enough concentration as a water disinfectant to cause that kind of problem.

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!

I'm glad you mentioned this, because there will be a longer version of this video released either today or tomorrow which covers that gap. In order to fit this version into a KZbin Short, we cut the step between which was talks about white and red blood cells and the visibility threshold of the human eye... as well as a witty remark about the quantum scale.

@@MultiPure4U cool I can't wait to see the full video!

The full version of the video is out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHqXYaChZZV7f5Isi=eR-hytt_XbyK8wqG

he he your mum

Thanks for pointing out the inconsistencies! 🤣 We put a strand of hair at my feet so when I shrank, I could let go of the hair and focus on the strand right behind me. 😉

Yeah, 98% of microplastics are bigger than 1 micrometer.

That's a great question! Since microplastics are generally classified as plastic particles from around 5 millimeters down to 1 micrometer (aka micron), our filters will be able to remove them from your water. Our filters are certified by the NSF under standard 401 which covers emerging compounds, which include microplastics, pharmaceuticals, pesticides, and insecticides. These NSF Certifications are not easy to obtain and hold on to, and we take them very seriously. You can read more about them here: www.multipure.com/purely-social/science/nsf-water-filtration-certifications/

Well, just make sure you don't step on me! 🤣

Thanks for the compliment! ...at least, I think that was a compliment. 😅

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! We will be releasing a longer version of this video either today or tomorrow that includes another step in the shrinking process to help with further perspective, as well as describe more about the filtration capabilities. Keep an eye out!

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Thanks for the comment! We agree! 😉