- The monsoon season in India brings a significant increase in waterborne diseases –diarrhea is the third most common cause of childhood mortality in India, claiming nearly 13% of lives in children under five years of age
- Sintex Pure prevents the spread of bacterial infections and waterborne related diseases during monsoon by maintaining hygiene and purity of stored water
Bhubaneswar: Sintex, one of India’s most trusted names in water storage solutions, highlights ‘Sintex Pure’ its anti-microbial water storage tank as a reliable choice during the monsoon, when conserving clean and safe water becomes more important. During the monsoon, water sources are particularly vulnerable to contamination due to increased exposure to pollutants and harmful microbial growth. Contaminated incoming water can turn tanks into breeding grounds for microbes. Designed with advanced anti-microbial technology, Sintex Pure helps prevent the growth of bacteria, viruses, fungi and algae inside the tank, irrespective of the quality of incoming water. It is lead-free, NSF-certified, and made from 100% food-grade virgin plastic. Furthermore, the tank comes with 100% UV protected outer layer supported by UV-protected threaded lid with anti-microbial inner layer that shields the water from pathogen contamination. Sintex Pure is backed by a 20-year warranty, setting it apart in its category and price segment and surpassing industry standards.
As the monsoon season approaches, Sintex urges customers to prioritize health and safety alongside durability when choosing a water storage tank — because the quality of the storage tank directly impacts water purity and health of the family.
With rising health concerns and increasing awareness around water quality, Sintex Pure tank directly addresses the hidden risks associated with low-grade, recycled plastic tanks that dominate the economical segment of the market. These products may release harmful toxins such as BPA, phthalates, and other carcinogens – posing long-term health risks. Sintex Pure range offers a safe, smarter alternative for health conscious consumers.
With rising health awareness, people are choosing trusted, quality products for their family’s wellness — a need Sintex understands and addresses with health-focused solutions.
Yashovardhan Agarwal, MD of Welspun BAPL and Director of Sintex, said: “For decades, Sintex has been committed to promoting responsible and safe water storage through innovation, with a strong focus on consumer health and well-being. We’ve always believed that a water tank isn’t just a utility, it’s a health safeguard that is fundamental in every home. In Indian homes, stored water touches every part of daily life, from drinking and cooking to bathing. At Sintex, we promote the use of safe and hygienic water for all purposes—and Sintex Pure proudly carries this legacy forward by offering protection during the monsoon when the risk of contamination and waterborne diseases is the highest.”
Heavy rainfall can cause sewage systems to overflow, leading to the contamination of drinking water sources. The monsoon season in India brings a significant increase in waterborne diseases. As per NIH (National Institute of Health) diarrhea is the third most common cause of childhood mortality in India, claiming nearly 13% of lives in children under five years of age. Cholera, dysentery, and typhoid fever see spikes during this season, primarily due to contaminated water sources. The Indian Ministry of Health reports that waterborne diseases account for nearly 80% of all diseases in the country, with a notable increase during the monsoon months.
