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How to get clean water in Hong Kong ?

If you visit Hong Kong, you will find that the tap water taste really bad. Citizens use water filters or water purification systems to get clean water before drinking and cooking.

Berkey is an outstanding solution for you and your family. It achieves the Gold Standard in free-standing water purification systems. It removes viruses, bacteria, lead, mercury, chlorine, THMs, VOCs and pesticides at almost 99.999%. And the filter life span is durable. It is the most cost-effective brand in the market. Different models are available from 5 liters to 22 liters at price range HKD $3,080 - $4,680. Door-to-Door delivery and warranty service are included.

Berkey Water Hong Kong
Telephone : +852 60448556
Email : berkey@netzconcept.com
Website : https://www.berkey.com.hk
Showroom : Room 1327, 13/F, Beverley Commercial Centre, 87-105 Chatham Road South, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong



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How to get clean water in Hong Kong ?



If you visit Hong Kong, you will find that the tap water taste really bad. Citizens use water filters or water purification systems to get clean water before drinking and cooking.

Berkey is an outstanding solution for you and your family. It achieves the Gold Standard in free-standing water purification systems. It removes viruses, bacteria, lead, mercury, chlorine, THMs, VOCs and pesticides at almost 99.999%. And the filter life span is durable. It is the most cost-effective brand in the market. Different models are available from 5 liters to 22 liters at price range HKD $3,080 - $4,680. Door-to-Door delivery and warranty service are included.

Berkey Water Hong Kong
Telephone : +852 60448556
Email : berkey@netzconcept.com
Website : https://www.berkey.com.hk
Showroom : Room 1327, 13/F, Beverley Commercial Centre, 87-105 Chatham Road South, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
 

 
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