iSpring Multi-Stage Shower Head Filter With Replaceable Cartridge, Silver

Pure Water for a Healthier You The water you shower in is typically treated with chlorine and other chemicals by your municipal water supply to keep your water safe, but this can actually be harmful when absorbed in large amounts. These chemicals can damage hair, skin, nails, and when inhaled through steam in a hot shower can even irritate your throat and lungs. For sensitive, dry, or damaged skin and hair the iSpring Shower Filter Series is the solution you need. Cleaner Water for a Cleaner Shower The iSpring SF series shower filter will reduce or remove bacteria, organisms, and hard minerals that cause unsightly buildups in your shower or bath. Whether your shower is plastic lined, tile, or stone this filter will help protect your surfaces from the buildup of scum and mold, to keep your shower cleaner for longer. ISpring's 5-Stage Replacement Cartridge The iSpring shower filter combines KDF-55, calcium sulfite, and activated coconut shell carbon with two layers of micro-filtratration to provide pure water in any temperature. First layer of micro-filtration removes sediment, rust, sand, and other solids. KDF removes up 99% of chlorine, heavy metals, and inhibits the growth of bacteria, algae, and fungi. Calcium sulfite further removes chlorine and heavy metals such as iron, copper, or lead. Activated Carbon is effective at removing organic materials, THMs, and even further reduces chlorine. Final layer of micro-filtration captures any remaining solids and carbon grains. Easy DIY Installation The iSpring Shower Filter fits every standard 1/2_�� shower. It works with handheld, fixed, and rain shower heads. Teflon tape included, and no tools required for installation. Filters last 6-8 months (approx. 10,000 -12,000 gallons) Please Note: You may experience reduced water flow if your source water has high levels of sediment or if you are on well water. It's recommended that you flip the filter cartridge over, flush with hot water to remove sediment and put it back to the original position whenever you notice a reduced flow.