SWS changes dirty,
undrinkable water from contaminated rivers, lakes or wells into a clean
potable water. The SWS uses a three-part system to clean, disinfect and
deodorize water:
Step one is a coarse filter, which removes all large particles and substances from the water.
Step two is a disinfectant process which kills all noxious microorganisms,
virueses and germs in a few minutes. This disinfectant process is not caused by the addition
of any chemicals (like chlorene), but it is performed by Sodium-Hypochlorid (NaCIO),
which is produced during a process called electrolysis.
Step three is a special filter which removes all particles larger than 0,5 microns (0,005 mm)
from the water, as well as all smells, unpleasant tastes, muddiness, chlorine, sulfur, algae, asbestos,
cysts, chlorophenol, iron, manganite, and also any remaining residue of the disinfectant Sodium-Hypochlorid.
