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[siteorigin_widget class="SiteOrigin_Widget_Image_Widget"][/siteorigin_widget] The world’s biggest and most urgent challenge is climate change with an incomparable extent. Its effects can be seen all over the world, with areas like Europe and America seeing soaring temperatures in the summer. And besides the use of fossil energy, one of the biggest issues affecting the climate crisis is human waste: whether it be the amount of food on an everyday basis that gets thrown out, to the amount of unnecessary rubbish when we pack and buy things. And with no doubt, among the biggest waste items is single-use plastic. The increased and careless use of plastic on a daily basis, when it adds up, is catastrophic: as improper disposal of gigantic rubbish ends up in the sea, or when burned, produces noxious fumes. And…

Why Piped-in Dispensers are the Top Choice for Offices?   Keeping your employees hydrated (and in turn, keeping them healthy and productive) during the workday is a simple but necessary aspect of employee welfare! And that is the reason why having a steady supply and accessible source of drinking water is essential in offices of any size! That is where water dispensers come in! Wondering how to choose between bottled water dispensers and piped-in dispensers – the two main types of water dispensers for workplaces?   Bottled Water Dispenser Piped-In Dispenser A dispenser type that is connected to individual units of bottled water that supply limited water (needs to be refilled) to a machine A dispenser type that is connected directly to the water mains and treated for an unlimited…

Response to CNA News   As a manufacturer of premium water systems, we are happy to receive coverage from CNA. It mostly reflects our point of view, solutions and technology. And it helps to distinguish inferior quality products and services from professional standards. Taste: Non-neutral water taste can be a result of chemical- (eg. chlorine, pesticides) and/or microbiological contamination. Swisspro 3-stage filtration address both potential causes and are in the correct sequence. After a prefiltration, the extruded activated carbon cartridge eliminates taste, odor, chemicals and heavy metals. The 3rd stage microporous ceramic filter eliminates bacteria and cysts and avoids any recontamination based on silver impregnated quartz stones. Cancer prevention: The statement made by many competitors that water filters prevent cancer is effectively misleading. However, it is correct and scientifically proven…

Best Water Filters For Your Home Tap water in Singapore is relatively safe, however we can never rule out the chance of contaminants present in the water. From chlorine residue to rust, there are many quality factors that are not within our control. To protect your family from potentially harmful contaminants, or to simply improve the taste of your water, here are the best water filter systems by Swisspro that you can get for your home.   2-Stage Water Filtration System There are 2 filters within the system. Being a compact and lightweight water filter, the 2-stage water filtration system can be connected to the tap with a one-way diverter valve. Step 1: Ceramic Microfiltration When water passes through the first ceramic microfilter, suspended solids like rust and sand particles,…

[siteorigin_widget class="SiteOrigin_Widget_Image_Widget"][/siteorigin_widget] Is It Necessary To Buy And Install A Water Purifier In Singapore? Living in one of the cleanest cities in the world and given Singapore’s strict standards to water hygiene, buying and installing a water purifier at home may seem superfluous. After all, the water supplied is safe to drink, why spend extra money on a water purifier? However, you may be surprised to know that contaminants are sometimes found in the water supplied to households across Singapore, resulting in discoloured water. As stated by the Public Utilities Board (PUB) in charge of handling the water supply in Singapore, contamination of water may happen due to the following reasons: Failure of the water inspection company: According to PUB, any installation or repair works of any water equipment must…

[siteorigin_widget class="SiteOrigin_Widget_Image_Widget"][/siteorigin_widget] HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU CHANGE YOUR FILTER? It may hardly be a consideration when purchasing a water filtration system or dispenser: while some focus their purchasing decision purely by the outlook and functionality of the product, while only a meticulous few focus on reading the labels on the filters itself. Filters come in different shapes and sizes, and each may serve a different purpose. While filtration systems are supposed to enhance your drinking experience and keep your water safe, an expired filter may do the complete opposite. As actual filtration manufacturers, we will give you some tips on how to know when you should change your filters, and ensure you are truly drinking safe drinking water:   The Basics  Your filtration unit should provide the main essential components:…

[siteorigin_widget class="SiteOrigin_Widget_Image_Widget"][/siteorigin_widget] TOP 3 Criteria a SAFE Water Filtration must have   1. Performance Against Chemicals & Heavy Metals Most filtrations in the market boast chemical removal using activated carbon as an adsorption media.  However, few realise that there are different grades of activated carbon and carbon filtration types that determine its performance: E.g. Purity and source of carbon, Granular activated carbon, Powdered activated carbon, Pelletised activated carbon, and the list goes on. Cheaper filtration usually offer granular, powdered, or mixed media to remove chemicals.  These options often have limited adsorption effectiveness due to quality and water channels created over time through its loose medium. (Read More about this here: https://www.swisspro.sg/2017/07/not-all-carbon-filters-are-made-equal/) Swisspro uses the highest-grade Swiss-made activated carbon (extruded solid block) with incorporated Zeolite which effectively remove not just chemicals…

[siteorigin_widget class="SiteOrigin_Widget_Image_Widget"][/siteorigin_widget] What do you first look out for when buying a water dispenser? Is it the appearance of the system? Multiple Functionalities? Where it is made from? Unknown to most, much of the actual important features are on the inside of the system.   No. 1: Tank Storage - Dispensing Method The ‘Gravity Tank’ method: Most conventional water dispensers use the ‘float valve’ to top up and dispense water. This is similar to that of the toilet cistern that we are all familiar with – when you flush (dispense), the water flows down based on the existing weight of the volume of water, causing the float to drop and trigger incoming water to top up the tank. This method can produce a nice flow rate of dispensing even if…

[siteorigin_widget class="SiteOrigin_Widget_Image_Widget"][/siteorigin_widget]   "Exposure to BPA is a concern because of possible health effects of BPA on the brain and prostate gland of fetuses, infants and children." The worlds’ yearly plastic production is 300 Million tons of which only 14% are recycled! A lot of the unrecycled materials gets into oceans, lakes, and rivers and finally – as microplastics - into our food chain and drinking water. Individual countries, cities and supermarket chains already started to ban plastic bags and straws. Some places like San Francisco and Toronto started to stop using plastic bottles for drinking water and carbonated drinks. This trend is unstoppable and growing. But what about microplastics which already floats in the oceans and rivers? Based on definition, microplastics are smaller than 5mm in size. Regardless of…