LAICA Stream 3000 Series .60 gallon pitcher Giveaway (Ends 1/10/14)
Take the Laica “Stripper Challenge”- Is your water stripping essential Minerals?
Sponsored by Laica and hosted by Mom Does Reviews and her fabulous blogger friends!
If you are using a traditional water filtration system, you could be stripping your tap water of essential minerals like Calcium and Magnesium. It’s time to bare the truth about water filtration – New to North America the Laica Mineralbalance™ water filtration system compliments your healthy lifestyle by helping you meet your daily mineral requirements.
Be sure to read Mom Does Reviews full Review HERE.
About Laica Mineralbalance Water Filtration System:
·Bi-flux™ Mineralbalance™: Made in Italy
oThe bi-flux™ filter preserves the beneficial and essential minerals, Calcium and Magnesium, naturally present in tap water as recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO)*
oBi-flux™ technology maintains the right pH level in the water (6.5 to 9.5)
oLaica’s bi-flux™ Filter does not release harmful ammonium, BPA, Epichlorohydrin, and Polyvinyl Chloride
oEach bi-flux™ filter maintains the mineral balance in your water for up to 40 gallons, which is equivalent to 300+ 16 oz. water bottles
oThe mineral balancing properties of the Biflux Pitcher Cartridge have also been independently tested by WQA. The Water Quality Association (WQA) is a not-for-profit international trade association representing the residential, commercial and industrial water treatment industry
·LAICA Stream 3000 Series: Made in Italy
oElegant and stylish Italian design, available in six fashionable colors, including white, orange, blue, fuchsia, yellow and green
oThe jug is less bulky than carrying and storing store-bought water bottles and fits perfectly in your refrigerator door
oAvailable in a .60 gallon pitcher with a removable electronic filter change indicator
oIdeal for every day drinking water and for cooking great tasting food
The Giveaway:
Giveaway Contents ($ARV: $65.00)
Italian Made LAICA Stream 3000 Series .60 gallon pitcher (available in six fashionable colors)
and One Year’s supply of Bi-flux™ Mineralbalance™ water filters
The Giveaway is open to US Only, 18+
The Giveaway ends 1/10 at 1159p est
Be sure to complete the mandatory entry!!
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I would love to win
I HATE THE TASTE OF TAP WATER, WILL ONLY DRINK BOTTLED, WHICH ISNT VERY GREEN, WOULD LOVE THIS TO TRY! LOVE FILTERED WATER, AND DO BELIEVE THAT TAP WATER SUCKS!
I think it is because our water stains our white sink in the bathroom.
I think it is because our water stains our white sink in the bathroom.
I never really thought of it, to be honest!
I only drink filtered water because our tap water is gross. I have no idea whether it is stripped of minerals…
We have town water that doesn’t taste that good this would be awesome 😉
We drink bottled water, so I’m sure it is.
I dont know but it’s yucky
It probably depends on where you live.We have well water but it doesn’t taste that great.
we have filter on our faucet, cause our tap water is gross.
Drinking from the tap is ok. I think it’s missing many key ingredients & it’s never cold!
We live in an old building so there are probably problems..
I have no idea but I know our tap water tastes horrible.
Not really, Water departments do release reports and there doesn’t seem to be an issue.
We have rural water and it is gross. We don’t drink it normally.
My tap water isn’t bad. I think our water may be stripped of important minerals.
Our tap water is gross and even has an odor. We only drink water that is filtered