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Designed for use with W2W Twin CC1 Filter Systems, our high-performing filters represent great value for money.
The set includes replacement water filter cartridges and the tools you need to replace the filters in your system.
Includes:
1 x W2W 1-Micron Sediment Filter (10″ x 2.5″)
1 x W2W 0.4-Micron CC1 Carbon Filter (10″ x 2.5″)
Spanner, food-grade lubricating gel, filter housing cleaning brush and full instructions.
| Removes | Up to |
| Chlorine | 99% |
| Pesticides | 99% |
| DDT | 99% |
| Endrin | 99% |
| Lindane | 99% |
| Aldrin | 99% |
| Benzene | 99% |
| VOCs | 99% |
| Atrazine | 99% |
| Fluoranthene | 99% |
| Phenol | 99% |
| Trihalomethanes | 99% |
| Perchloroethylene | 99% |
| Tannic Acids | 99% |
Excess chlorine and metals in your drinking water can negatively affect your health.
The W2W CC1 Filter removes heavy metals and excess chlorine.
Chlorine can cause dry skin and irritate people with eczema and other skin conditions.
Many older domestic and commercial plumbing systems use copper or lead pipes and fittings, which can corrode over time and leach into the drinking water supply.
| Removes | Up to |
| Copper | 99% |
| Mercury | 99% |
| Lead | 99% |
It is important to replace filters regularly to protect the quality of your drinking water and keep your filtration system working effectively.
Sediment and Carbon filters in twin under-sink filter systems need to be replaced every 6 to 12 months.
The actual frequency depends on how much water you use and the quality of your source water.
Over time, filters get clogged up by the dirt and contaminants they collect, and regular filter replacement is vital.
Our easy-fit replacement Sediment and Carbon CC1 filters keep your drinking water free from herbicides, pesticides, unwanted chemicals and excess copper and heavy metals.
If you want total peace of mind that your Twin Filter System always provides a constant supply of clean, safe great-tasting drinking water, and you’re not into DIY, why not sign up for Water2water’s cost-effective servicing and preventative maintenance plans?
Available for customers in Western Australia, our comprehensive plans include regular filter replacement and sanitisation of your filtration system, with scheduled servicing reminders.
We have a long-serving team of highly skilled water filtration technicians and plumbers who live and work across Western Australia.
We have retail stores in Perth and Karratha and provide a fast, reliable response to servicing and repair call-outs, including in remote areas such as Tom Price and the Pilbara.
Our fleet of well-stocked vehicles carry most common spares and filters, and we achieve excellent First Time Fix rates.
We provide full instructions with the replacement filters and it is easy to change the filters if you have some basic DIY skills.
If you are not confident enough to do this, we recommend asking a plumber or water filtration technician to do this for you to avoid leaks and potentially damaging your filtration system.
If you live in Western Australia, Water2water can change your filters and service and sanitise your system.
Read about Water2water’s affordable Servicing and Maintenance plans.
The water may be discoloured and have a slightly bitter, metallic taste.
Low levels of copper can leave a green or blue stain on taps and wash basins.
You can ask a member of the National Association of Testing Authorities to come and test your water if you are concerned.
Excess copper can cause nausea, diarrhoea, vomiting and stomach pain.
You should see your doctor if you think your copper consumption is too high and a simple blood test will be able to detect the level of copper in your body.
Remember, the level of copper in your system will be affected by what you eat as well as what you drink.
Call our friendly team on 1300 880 303 or use the Contact Us form and we'll be happy to help. You can also contact us by email.
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