STEP ONE - MECHANICAL CLEANING

What this means is suspended particles are removed from the water. Depending how clean or not, how old or new, the pipes coming into your home are, is what impacts what ends up in your water.

Perhaps on the journey into your home, the water travels down a rusty pipe. Could some of that rust make its way into your water?

Now, however high quality the water infrastructure in your area, it's difficult to know exactly what sort of plumbing the water is travelling through.

So this mechanical cleaning part of the process removes such solid impurities as rust, even down to five microns (more accurately referred to as micrometers). 5 μm if we're going to get technical!

STEP TWO - ION-EXCHANGE CLEANING

Now, "ion exchange" is certainly a rather technical term. And we're confident the vast majority of customers (and future customers) that visit this site aren't scientists. So rather than bamboozle you with scientific-sounding words that serve no purpose but make us sound clever, let's keep it simple...

This part of the process uses our powerful "Aragon 3" filtering material. This material is specially formulated and works to allow water to pass through it, but captures the vast majority of impurities during that process.

Perhaps think of it as an incredibly complicated maze. The water just passes right through, but the chlorine, the iron, the heavy metals, bacteria and viruses... they all reach dead ends, and get stuck in the maze for good. So clean, healthy water gets past this step, what isn't clean and healthy water, doesn't.

Plus, through extensive testing we discovered this part of the filtering process removed the vast majority of hardness from the water. In fact, what this approach does is turn "bad calcium" that produces limescale build up, into "good calcium" called Aragonite (hence the Aragon 3 name).

STEP THREE - SORPTION CLEANING

Yes, we know this is another phrase that isn't particularly helpful or easy to understand. But in a nutshell - this part of the filtering process uses a combination of activated charcoal along with silver to further remove impurities and hardness from the water that flows through your filter.

And it's true, that many water filters offered by our competitors use activated charcoal too. There's a reason for that - it works! In fact, charcoal has been used for filtering impurities for many centuries.

Of course, this part of the filtering process is just one of three. Taken altogether, these three technologies dramatically improve the quality of your water. And our patented, exclusive, powerful filtering material Aragon 3 (step two of this process - detailed above) is unique to our filters, and we believe cleans your water more effectively than the majority (if not all) competitor solutions on the market - while - also filtering quickly.

Since we've been developing water filtration technologies since 1986, and since we now have millions of happy customers worldwide, cleaning water quickly and effectively is something we're very good at - even - if we do say so ourselves!

FAST RESPONSE TIME

Is your average customer service response time on par with the customer expectations? How responsible is your team about providing quick resolutions to tickets? .

If you think that the speed of your customer support response doesn’t matter, think again. How quickly your customer service team responds to queries is one of the most critical factors in customer satisfaction. 53% of customers reported being irritated if they don’t speak to a real person right away, while 75% of customers think it takes too long for them to reach a live agent. Thankfully, you don’t have to lose out because of slow customer service or email responses. There are some easy and quick strategies you can follow to provide timely responses and keep your customers happy.

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TRANSPARENT PRICES

There is a Euphoria in many quarters these days about the possibilities offered by e-commerce. Consumers see lower prices and easy shopping; investors imagine cashing in on Internet IPOs; and start-ups hope that their business model will be the one that transforms their industry. Beneath all the excitement, however, lies a sobering reality: the Internet represents the biggest threat thus far to a company’s ability to brand its products, extract price premiums from buyers, and generate high profit margins.

Everyone knows that the Web makes price comparisons much easier. But that’s just one aspect of a far deeper problem.

The real threat is what economists call cost transparency, a situation made possible by the abundance of free, easily obtained information on the Internet. All that information has a way of making a seller’s costs more transparent to buyers—in other words, it lets them see through those costs and determine whether they are in line with the prices being charged.

100% CUSTOMER SATISFACTION

100% satisfaction is pareto-inefficient for most Cos. As satisfaction increases beyond a certain percentage each incremental improvement becomes progressively more expensive to achieve. In other words, 100% satisfaction is a goal that is not only very hard to achieve, but also economically wasteful. It is silly not worth it.

Whilst your ten suggestions are mostly great (un)common sense, some of them are downright dangerous for most Cos’ health. For example, #1 Response Speed has been shown not to be universally true as different customers require different responsiveness. Over-responsiveness can be as damaging as under-responsiveness. #6 Amaze the Customer has also been disproved as it creates both economically unsustainable expectations in customers and heightens boundary-role stress in front-line staff. And #8 is obviously not always the case. As anyone who has ever worked in a call-centre will tell you, not all customers are worth the effort.