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One Machine Instead of Years of Plastic Bottles

One Machine Instead of Years of Plastic Bottles

Think about how many plastic bottles pass through your home in a year. One countertop machine can replace nearly all of them.

Think about how many single-use plastic bottles pass through your home in a year — the cases carried up the stairs, the empties overflowing the bin. One machine on your worktop can replace almost all of it.

The waste adds up fast

A household that drinks bottled water gets through hundreds of bottles a year, most used once and thrown away. Swap that for a single ionizer connected to your tap and you make fresh water on demand, with only the occasional FC1 filter — about one a year for a family — to replace.

Better for the budget too

Bottled water means paying again every single week, plus the fuel and effort of hauling it home. A machine is one upfront choice that keeps giving. We do not publish prices here; the current figure, in your own currency, is available on request.

One appliance on the counter can stand in for years of bottles, cases and trips to the shop.

Refill and go

Staying plastic-free away from home is simple:

  • Fill a sturdy refillable bottle before you leave
  • Keep one in the car and one in your bag
  • Top up at the tap instead of buying more

Want to see how quickly a machine pays back the bottles? Compare the models or get in touch for guidance.

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