Zuvo Water Purator: Better Health and Taste

Zuvo ZPS125 Water Purator V2.5, White/Stainless Steel

When cooking, the taste begins with what you put in. Most of the time we are required to have water as part of our ingredients, and if you put in poor tasting water... out comes poor tasting food. The Zuvo water purator, not only gives you better tasting water, but also a healthier and eco-friendlier option.

This cool kitchen gadget uses a breakthrough puration process that delivers better water right from your kitchen tap. The best part is that it is much more affordable than filtration water pitchers, and of course much more environmentally and economically friendlier than bottled water.

Having this water puration system will give you the high quality water by eliminating and reducing contaminants from your tap water.

The Zuvo Water Purator mimics nature's water cleansing process by exposing tap water to ultraviolet light and ozone, effectively reducing water-borne bacteria and microbes, trapping particles and dissolved solids in a carbon filter, and exposing the filtered water to a final ultraviolet pass before it leaves the unit.

When the unit is on, you can see the process working. The patented puration process oxygenates the water while reducing bad taste and potentially unhealthy contaminants. The Zuvo Water Purator reduces 99 percent of lead, and 99.9 percent of cysts. It also offers a 99 percent reduction of chlorine taste and odor.

Installation is easy and can be installed without any plumbing tools, so you non mechanics types, don't worry and ditch the water pitcher which costs much more and upgrade to a better alternative for your taste buds, your health and for your wallet.

Once the Zuvo Purator is installed, you'll get healthy water for as little as $.06/gallon versus as much as $.20/gallon for pitcher water and over $1.00/gallon for bottled water. (These savings assume two years of ownership based on 1,000 gallons/year water consumption).

Take a look at the visual comparison to the water pitcher option and bottled water versus using the Zuvo: