Bacteria Water Filters

Our bacteria water filters are designed to efficiently eliminate a wide range of microorganisms, including coliform bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens like Campylobacter, E. coli, Cryptosporidium, and Giardia, commonly found in untreated water sources such as private water supplies.

To maintain the effectiveness of your bacteria water filter, we recommend changing the filter cartridges every 6-12 months, depending on household size and water usage. Not sure what to pick? Feel free to reach out to our team of experts for assistance.

Our Wide Range Of Bacteria Water Filters

We offer a selection of bacteria water filters from top brands like 3M, Newton and our own Finerfilters range. Our cartridges effectively trap sub-micron particles and pathogenic bacteria, ensuring clean and safe drinking water. Not only that, Newton ceramic cartridges are durable and long-lasting, as they can be cleaned to extend product lifespan.

Looking to target a different contaminant? We have other filter solutions that aim to eliminate other harmful contaminants like Fluoride, Chloramine, Heavy metals, and Limescale.

Purchase A Premium Bacteria Water Filter Today

Purchase a premium bacteria water filter today with our UK and international delivery options. Order before 15:00 GMT on weekdays to enjoy same-day dispatch within the UK, ensuring swift delivery of your water bacteria water filter regardless of your location.

Our user-friendly platform simplifies the process of selecting a filter tailored to your specific needs, including the effective removal of bacteria. Should you require additional guidance, our knowledgeable team is readily available to assist you. Contact us today or check out our video resources for more help.

FAQs

Can bacteria grow in filtered water?

While water filters effectively remove many bacteria from water, it's possible for bacteria to grow in filtered water if the filter is not properly maintained. Bacteria can accumulate on the filter itself or in the water container if it's not cleaned regularly.

How is Bacteria removed from the water?

A filter is required to be “sub-micron” to effectively remove bacteria from water. You should look for filters 0.9 micron or lower for it to be classed as “bacteria-rated”. Bacteria is removed via mechanical filtration, as water is passed through a porous filter with sub-micron-sized holes. The bacteria is too big to be able to pass through the holes, and the contaminants are then trapped within or on the surface of the filter.