Water Inlay

The Analemma Water Inlay was specially developed for long-term use under water.

Think, for example, of using it in tabletop water filter systems such as a Berkey or Aqualine water filter, in water coolers, drinking water dispensers, etc. It can also be easily placed in drinking water containers for (larger) animals.

The water inlay can simply be left in the water. No glue is used, and there are no parts that could come loose.

However, the Analemma water wand uses an adhesive to attach the stainless steel handle to the crystal glass tube.

Simply place the Water Inlay flat on the bottom of your desired drinking water container or filter system and you’re done!

The coherence process is set in motion by the movement of the water during (re)filling. The structure of the water changes through prolonged contact with the product. The Analemma Water Inlay is compact and durable. Thanks to the use of high-quality, food-safe materials, nothing dissolves and nothing comes loose. This means the Water Inlay can remain safely in the water without having to be removed each time.

Why stir with the water wand but not with the water inlay?

Stirring is recommended when using the water wand, as it agitates the water and creates as much contact with the water wand as possible. Since the water wand is removed from the glass after stirring, the only moment of contact is when it is in the water during stirring. Stirring therefore speeds up the process. If you place a water wand still in a glass of water, coherence will also be created, just a little more slowly.

When using the Water Inlay, it remains in the water tank and therefore stays in contact with the water. When refilling the container, sufficient turbulence is created to activate the original process. As the water is in constant contact with the product, manual stirring is not necessary.

If you use the Water Inlay in a water filter, it is sufficient to let the filtered water drip slowly and mix it with the already coherent water in the container to give it a coherent, crystalline structure.