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Important notes
the notch next to the "Memo" and push it out. Please note
that "Memo" should not be removed for any other reason
than to dispose of it.
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use only with municipally treated tap water (note: this water
is constantly controlled and according to legal regulations
safe to drink) or with water from private supplies which has
been tested as safe to drink. If an instruction is received
from the authorities that mains water must be boiled, the
BRITA filtered water must also be boiled. When the in-
struction to boil water is no longer in force, the entire filter
system must be cleaned and a new filter cartridge inserted.
immunity and for babies), it is generally recommended that
tap water should be boiled; this also applies to filtered water.
Irrespective of the water used, you should use utensils with
stainless steel, such as kettles and saucepans, to boil the
water. In particular, people who are sensitive to nickel
should use appliances made of stainless steel or kettles
with concealed elements.
treatment with silver. A small amount of silver, which poses
no known threat to health, may be transferred to the water.
This transference would be within the World Health Organi-
sation (WHO) guidelines.
During the filtering process, there may be a slight increase
in potassium content. If you have kidney disease and/or
follow a potassium restricted diet, we recommend that you
call BritaCare Customer Services on 0044 (0) 870 487 1000
for further information, which you may whish to discuss
with your doctor.
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To remove the exhausted "Memo" place a screwdriver in
The BRITA Household Water Filter System is designed for
Only filter cold water.
For certain groups of people (e.g. those with impaired
For reasons of hygiene, the cartridge is given a special
Note for people with kidney disease or dialysis patients:
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