Filtering Microplastics from Water
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Protect yourself and your loved ones from microplastics and other contaminants in the water. Find the perfect drinking water filter for your home.

Filter, mineralize, enjoy.

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Is there microplastic in our water?

Filtering Microplastics from Water and Utilizing Added Value

Reducing Microplastics and Water Bottles

FAQs on Microplastics in Water

CLEAN, MINERALISED WATER STRAIGHT FROM THE TAP

AQA drink Filtered Water Care TC200 cartridge

BWT AQA drink Filtered Water Care TC200

Water filter for drinking water optimisation | 8,000 l

€213.00

Model

2.0

BWT AQA drink Pure 2.0

Kitchen tap with C spout for filtered tap water - can be combined with any BWT filter cartridge

€299.00

BWT Thero 90 circulating water heater incl. filter cartridge

Model

BWT Thero 90

BWT Thero 90 Pro

BWT Thero 90 Pro Reverse osmosis

The solution for particularly difficult cases

€1,260.00

BWT P'URE Pink Reverse Osmosis Filter

Innovative water filtration technology for thorough cleaning of contaminants and bacteria in the water. Easy installation in your kitchen.

€490.00

Drinking water free from impurities

The reverse osmosis membrane filters out 99.99% of all impurities from the water.

Mineralizing water

The drinking water can be mineralized either directly after filtration or later using the table water filter.

Drink Local Water

Let water flow directly from the tap through the filter and enjoy clean, great-tasting water.

Save Plastic Bottles

Skip bottled water and save up to 120 single-use bottles per month!

Is there microplastic in our water?

Microplastic is created when plastic is broken down by UV radiation or mechanical abrasion. It is defined as plastic particles between 5 micrometers (0.005 mm) and 5 millimeters and is sometimes so fine that it is one-tenth the diameter of a human hair. These particles can be found in the environment and in water.

How much microplastic is actually in our drinking water varies depending on geological conditions, region, and various treatment methods. It is not conclusively determined, as research has not yet reached a clear result.

Filtering Microplastics from Water and Utilizing Added Value

BWT offers a range of solutions to free your water not only from microplastics but also from other unwanted substances such as herbicides, pesticides, and pharmaceutical residues.

Our table water filters provide protection against particles up to 0.2 millimeters. For everything below that, our tap-connected solutions – like Ultrafiltration (UTS) and reverse osmosis – ensure the purest water directly from your tap.

Our systems enrich your water through mineralization, improve the taste, and increase enjoyment. In addition to microplastics, we also reduce lime and chlorine, thus protecting your household appliances and providing softer, more pleasant water.

Reducing Microplastics and Water Bottles

BWT technologies address where conventional drinking water treatments reach their limits. Thus, you also protect the environment by avoiding water bottles and unnecessary plastic waste and CO2 emissions from their transport.

With one filter cartridge, you save 120 1-liter plastic bottles.

FAQs on Microplastics in Water

Can microplastics be filtered from water?

Yes, it is possible to filter microplastics from water, but it requires specialized filter technologies. Depending on the technology, different sizes of plastic particles can be removed. Coarser particles can be filtered with table water filters, finer ones with sediment filters or ultrafiltration (UTS). The finest particles are removed with a reverse osmosis filter.

Why is microplastic in drinking water harmful?

The focus on microplastics is still relatively new, so there are no long-term tests that prove the harmful health effects of microplastics in drinking water. However, microplastics are suspected of transporting toxic chemicals (heavy metals, organic pollutants, etc.) that can have health impacts.

Which water has no microplastics?

It can be challenging to find water that is completely free of microplastics, as these particles can be widespread in the environment and different regions may have varying concentrations of microplastics. However, our high-quality water treatment systems, which use specialized filtration techniques, can significantly reduce the amount of microplastics in the water.