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Does the BRITA water filter cartridge remove all minerals from drinking water?
The BRITA water filter cartridge only partially removes the hardness from drinking water. This part is temporary hardness, which causes scale deposits during cooking. It does not remove all of the minerals from the water. It reduces the concentration of calcium and magnesium with cation ion exchange resins, but theses substances are not completely removed as in desalination systems or industrial plants that use reverse osmosis or distillation processes, for example.

Reduction of hardness - what benefits do I have from decarbonised water?
BRITA water filter cartridges reduce the temporary hardness of drinking water so that coffee and tea and food, for example, retain their natural aroma and taste. Tea tests performed over almost 30 years have consistently shown that consumers perceive differences between the appearance and taste of tea prepared with BRITA-filtered water versus with unfiltered water. This difference is clearly more pronounced in regions with harder water than in soft water areas. Kitchen appliances that heat water do not scale up as quickly when they are used with filtered water. The precipitation of calcium and magnesium salts leads to unsightly and annoying deposits (scale).

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