Thank you for taking time to read my post about my water filtration and water packaging consulting business.

What makes me a reliable and knowledgeable source of information?

- I have 5+ plus years of experience in the business.

- I have managed the day to day operation of several water packaging companies.

- I have created strategic and tactical marketing plans to improve awareness and increase sales.

- I have the knowledge and experience to repair and maintain the applicable equipment.

- I have the practical experience in obtaining the necessary permits and licenses to operate a LEGAL water packaging business.

Whether you need help with your residential system or are looking to get into the business of packaging and selling sachet or bottled water, trust Aqua360 Consulting.

Stay tuned! I will occasionally drop nuggets of valuable knowledge in this post.

If interested in my services, call me at 234-809-875-0819 or email me at emmanuel@aqua360.consulting.

Also, take a minute to visit our website at www.aqua360.consulting. NO .com.

Young and highly experienced entrepreneur at your service.

Emmanuel I.
CEO of Aqua360 Consulting

As I mentioned previously, I'll be posting information about various aspects of water filtration and packaging. Today, I want to share something very basic, but that plays a critical role in the quality and clarity of the water that comes out of the tap - the string-wound cartridge filter.

I know this is basic, but we must start somewhere when learning about the entire system. Over time, the things that I share will get more complex.

The string-wound cartridge filter is important because it removes certain sizes of particulates in the water. It is one type of candle filter, but we will focus on the string-wound cartridge filter because it is most popular in Nigeria due to its cost and availability.

Consider replacing the string-wound cartridge filter every 12 months for the highest quality water. You will know when the filter needs to be replaced when it is no longer white and begins to look green.

Stay tuned. More coming soon.

Questions? Feel free to ask below.