Leave it to Scandinavians to class up something as mundane as drinking water—and just in time to save us from summer dehydration.
Aarke is a Swedish company that strives to perfect essential home appliances by making them not just highly functional, but also luxurious. Their latest design is a glass water filter pitcher that features a minimalistic design and patented filtration technology. This elegant appliance is guaranteed to elevate the interior of any kitchen; frankly, it makes other kitchen appliances look bad.
Aarke Water Purifier Specifications:
- Materials: glass, stainless steel, BPA-free thermoplastic, food-grade silicone
- Total capacity: 10 cups (2,36 L)
- Filtered water capacity: 5 cups (1,18 L)
- Filtration time: 3-5 minutes per liter (or per 4 cups)
- Filter-change indicator
- Dimensions: H: 10.8 in W: 6.7 in ⌀: 4.7 in
- Weight: 1100 g
Water Filtration Upgraded
Instead of the usual plastic carafe and plastic cartridges seen in other water filtrations pitchers, Aarke Water Purifier is almost completely made of stainless steel and glass. No BPA anywhere in sight! The carafe is made of glass, the hopper and cartridge are made of stainless steel. There is also a detachable (food-grade) silicone bumper at the base that protects the precious glass pitcher from any scratches.
The Use
The main feature that makes this water pitcher different from other similar products is its stainless steel ReFilter System™ which is much more hygienic than any plastic option. It is dishwasher safe and can even be boiled for greater peace of mind.
It is fairly simple to use: just fill up the pitcher with tap water and the cartridge with compatible granules. With just one bag of granules, Aarke water purifier can filter a maximum of 31,7 gallons of tap water.
All parts of this simple and elegant appliance are dishwasher safe, which is something we always like to see.
The Buy
Aarke Water Purifier is available for online purchase at a price of 150$. It comes with one cartridge and one bag of granules.
Learn more at Aarke.com.
