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BWT's Bestsave water filter is an in tank filter that protects your machine against scale buildup and helps to improve the taste your espresso. Wrapped in a food-grade quality fleece, the Bestsave uses an ion exchanger to bind calcium ions in the water. This process also helps to remove unwanted tastes and smells by significantly removing heavy metals like copper and zinc and chemicals like chlorine from your water.
To activate the Bestsave filter, simply leave it in a full tank of water for 8-10 hours. Once the filter is activated it will work to filter your water until it expires. In the interest of hygiene, BWT recommends changing out the filter every two months.
Ideal for small, single boiler espresso machines.
Good water quality can greatly improve the overall flavor of your coffee and espresso. We go into the details about all things water filtration in our blog!
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Good water quality can greatly improve the overall flavor of your coffee and espresso. We go into the details about all things water filtration in our blog!
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Water quality has a major impact on the flavor of your coffee and the longevity of your machine. Learn how BWT can protect both.
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Water quality has a major impact on the flavor of your coffee and the longevity of your machine. Learn how BWT can protect both.
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| SKU | BWTBESTSAVES |
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| Water Filter Compatibility | Reservoir (All Pumps) |
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