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The answers to the following questions will help you choose the right showerhead filter.<\/p>\n
What type of showerhead filter is best for me?<\/i><\/p>\n
It depends on what\u2019s in your water. Check your local water report online or use a home test kit to
\ndetermine the best filter for your home.<\/p>\n
An activated carbon or vitamin C filter is an excellent choice for reducing or neutralising
\nchlorine. If your water has chloramine, a vitamin C filter will also handle this. For hard water
\nminerals and heavy metals, a multi-stage or KDF filter works best.<\/p>\n
Will a showerhead filter fit my shower?<\/i><\/p>\n
Most showerhead filters are designed to fit standard Australian showers. They usually attach
\neasily between the shower arm and your existing showerhead. Some models even come as all-in-one
\nfiltered showerheads.<\/p>\n
How often do I need to replace the filter?<\/i><\/p>\n
It depends on the type of filter and how much water you use. Most filters last between three to
\nsix months, but some may need replacing sooner in areas with heavily treated or hard water.<\/p>\n
Will a showerhead filter reduce water pressure?<\/i><\/p>\n
A high-quality showerhead water filter shouldn\u2019t noticeably reduce water pressure. However, if
\nyou have low water pressure to begin with, choosing a filter with a strong flow rate is important.<\/p>\n
Typically, a filter with a flow rate of at least 9 litres per minute (L\/min) will maintain
\nconsistent water pressure.<\/p>\n
Is a showerhead filter enough for my water filtration needs?<\/i><\/p>\n
You can install a filtration system<\/a> directly into your home’s main water supply line if you want disinfected water throughout your home. You can pair this with a showerhead water filter for an extra layer of protection against any remaining chlorine, chloramine, and heavy metals.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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