Plumbline PD1000C, Owner'S Manual

Page: 5 / 12

Plumbline Water Filters Owners Manual
Rev. 01/2011 Page 5 Product No. 13868A
How To Use Clean, Plumbline Water
Since Plumbline water tastes great, not only will you want to drink it, but you’ll
love using it in almost everything that requires water.
Here are a few tips for getting the most out of your
Plumbline drinking water:
Let your taste buds decide how much Plumbline water to use.
When mixing concentrated juices and drinks or mak-
ing gelatin, tea or coffee, you may need to adjust
the amount of water you use. You may discover
that you can use less coffee and tea and still get
the desired taste. Or in the case of concentrated
drinks, you can add more Plumbline water without
getting a watered down taste since most taste-
masking chemicals have been reduced from your
water.
Plumbline water is ideal for cooking and baking.
Don’t forget to use Plumbline water for cooking pasta, and washing fruits and
vegetables. Whenever a recipe calls for water, reach for your special drinking
water faucet.
Make ice cubes with Plumbline water.
If your refrigerator / freezer is equipped with an ice maker, you may want to
consider running a line from your Plumbline Drinking Water Filter to it. If you
don’t have an ice maker, be sure to fill your ice cube trays with Plumbline wa-
ter. Either way, you’ll be able to enjoy better tasting and clearer ice cubes.
Houseplants and pets like Plumbline water, too.
Don’t forget about your plants and pets. Just like
you, they’ll love Plumbline water.