Johan Wennerberg – WaterQuip Uganda Limited

6 months ago

"But the water is clean," they say.
At WaterQuip we say, water needs to be more than clean, it must be safe. Safe means having water at home, whenever needed,and free from contamination.
Stay safe. Let's WaterQuip you 💦 ... See more

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6 months ago

Always make sure you change your filters in accordance with your supplier's instructions.
At WaterQuip we advise that you replace your sediment filter every 3-4 months on average and every 6-8 months ... See more

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6 months ago

8 glasses a day! Yes, we are talking about water! If you're not drinking at least 8 full glasses of water a day, you're not getting yourself hydrated enough and that can affect your skin and your ... See more

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6 months ago

Are you filtering your tap water?
If not, why?

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6 months ago

UV water treatment is a chemical free process. There is no need to handle potentially dangerous chemicals such as chlorine and no chemical disinfection by-products. UV water treatment is essentially ... See more

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6 months ago

You can expect your whole UV water purifier to last 10-15 years.

The UV bulb, however, typically needs to be replaced every 12 months.

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6 months ago

Is UV light effective against all microorganisms? Yes. UV light is normally effective against all viruses, bacteria and protozoa. Stay safe. Let's WaterQuip you. 💦

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6 months ago

P&G Purifier of Water is a powder which contains both coagulants and a timed-release form of chlorine. It is sold in single packets designed to treat 10 litres of water. The product uses coagulation ... See more

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6 months ago

Implementing a drinking water purification system in your school can help kids stay hydrated, healthy, and better able to combat seasonal ailments such as cold and flu symptoms. This means fewer sick ... See more

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6 months ago

Did you know that UV disinfection treats water for the following?
-Cryptosporidium
-Giardia
-Dysentery bacilli
-Salmonella
-Mycobacterium tuberculosis
-Streptococcus
-E. coli
-Hepatitis ... See more

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