Filters tap water
The built-in filter helps reduce chlorine and other substances, according to the model and filter specifications.
A better-informed choice starts here
Learn how Enagic water ionizers work, compare the options, and get straightforward answers before you decide.

The basics
An Enagic ionizer connects to a water supply, filters the water, and uses electrolysis to make different types of water for everyday household uses.
The built-in filter helps reduce chlorine and other substances, according to the model and filter specifications.
The machine electrolyzes filtered water to produce several selectable water types with different pH levels.
Most home models connect to a kitchen faucet using a diverter. Your faucet and water conditions matter for installation.
Filters and periodic cleaning help keep the machine operating as intended. I can explain what to expect before purchase.
Simple to understand
The machine is designed for home use. Here’s the basic process, from setup to choosing a water setting.
The ionizer is installed beside your sink and connected to the water supply with the included fittings.
Choose from the available water types on the machine. Follow the product manual for each intended use.
Replace the filter as directed and follow the cleaning instructions for your model and local water conditions.
Explore a popular home model
The K8 is one of Enagic’s home water ionizers. I can help you compare it with other models and understand what fits your home.

The K8 filters tap water and uses electrolysis to produce five water types, ranging from acidic to alkaline. Model specifications, availability and pricing can vary by market.
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Ask about your home setup or the models you’re considering. MARZOLI ENTERPRISES INC. can provide information in English or French.
Good to know
Yes. Enagic has several models. Contact me with what matters to you—such as available space, water use and budget—and I can walk you through the current options and official specifications.
It depends on your faucet, under-sink space, water source and local conditions. Check the installation requirements for the specific model before ordering.
This site makes no medical claims. A water ionizer is a household water appliance, not a medical device or a substitute for advice from a qualified health professional.