A glass of goodness

The promise of a healthier lifestyle with sophisticated style, safety and savings are rarely found together. Zip HydroTap offers it all in an intriguing blend of form and function.

The latest addition to the range is the Zip HydroTap Sparkling, a truly remarkable innovation. You no longer have to go shopping to buy the sparkling water you love as the HydroTap Sparkling allows you to create and dispense sparkling filtered water at the touch of a lever. You can also select ‘still’ water that’s chilled and filtered or even instant boiling water that is also filtered, all from one tap — no more waiting for water to boil.

The patented Zip technology saves energy (and money) in numerous clever ways such as going into low-energy ‘hibernation mode’ after two hours of non-use. And the Zip HydroTap Sparkling is safer than any kettle, with no power cords or the chance of being knocked over.

However, let’s not forget about the health characteristics. Zip HydroTap Sparkling uses the GlobalPlus 0.2 micron filter system that filters out impurities as small as 1/5000th of a millimetre such as chlorine, rust, asbestos fibres and even water borne cysts such as giardia and cryptosporidium. Yet, the clever GlobalPlus filter system does not remove the beneficial fluoride that helps prevent tooth decay. It just delivers better tasting water that is better for you.

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Zip Industries
Web: zipindustries.com
 


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