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CP508

SKU CP508
Price

$149.90

Purifier Pitcher – Ultra-Large Capacity with Effortless Filtration

 

Experience high-volume water purification with Cleansui CP508, designed for busy households and shared spaces. With a filtered water capacity of 2.2L and a total capacity of 3.6L, our Made-in-Japan purifier uses super high-grade filtration to remove 17+3 contaminants for crisp, clean drinking water—every time.

 

Whether placed on the table or in the fridge, the CP508 combines practicality with performance, offering convenience, cleanliness, and confidence in every pour.

 

Replacement cartridge: EJC1
All Cleansui pitcher cartridges are inter-changeable

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Key Features

  • Super High-Grade Filtration: Removes 17+3 substances which include chlorine, odors, lead, agricultural chemicals, and microscopic contaminants (down to 0.1 micrometers).
     
  • Ultra-Large Capacity: 2.2L filtered water capacity (3.6L total) ensures generous usage for families or groups.
     
  • Easy-Clean Round Shape: Smooth curves and thoughtful design make cleaning quick and fuss-free.
     
  • Calendar Dial on Lid: Simple reminder system for tracking cartridge replacement.
     
  • BPA-Free Construction: Ensures safe, toxin-free water purification.
     
  • Efficient 200L Filtration Per Cartridge: Long-lasting purification with a 3-month lifespan (2L per day usage).

Filtration Performance

  • Filtration performance :  Super High Grade
  • Made in Japan
  • Cartridge Filtration: 200 litres
  • Lifespan estimated 3 months @ 2 litre per day 

Did you know?

BPA (banned in baby bottles) is found in plastic water bottles

A potentially lethal chemical called bisphenol A (BPA), which is banned in baby bottles, is found in plastic water bottles.
Worrying levels of BPA are leaching into the water in plastic bottles.
Participants’ levels of BPA increased by two thirds after drinking from a plastic bottle or a week.


BPA mimics the female hormone oestrogen, which may lead to severe health problems including reducing fertility among women who already have fertility problems.

(studies: Harvard School of Public Health/Goethe University in Frankfurt)

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