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I want to buy a shower filter (a filter with a shower head attached, that attaches to ones shower like a normal shower head). Where is the best deal? What is the best product? Do they really work? Where should I buy?

Lowes or Home Depot in this area of North Carolina

2006-08-29 18:38:56 by P

www.waterfilters.net Aquaman demonstrates how easy it is to install a shower filter. Shower filters are great for removing unwanted chlorine which ...

I am in Baghdad Iraq and the water that we use has so much chlorine in it that many folks are losing hair and or their hair is breaking. I have used a shower filter but it doesn't last the 6 months it is supposed to and only lasts about 5 weeks. Does anyone know of a seriously good shower filter that would help save my hair?

Culligan makes a great shower filter. Culligan pretty much leads the industry for water filters. I get my regular water filters from Fresh Water Systems. I don't have a shower filter but if I was looking for one I would probably check there first. You can do a search online too and find a bunch. Go with a name brand like Culligan or Rainshower. I'll clip a link for you below...

2007-11-25 05:09:16 by mouse_lalala

Price: $16.99

For WSH-C125, HSH-C135, ISH-100 shower units
Reduces chlorine and scale for softer, cleaner, skin and hair
Level 2 extra filtration, NSF certified

I heard about the harsh chlorine in the water that negatively affects the texture of the hair and skin.

Is this true and will a filter in the shower improve the quality of my skin and hair?

What are the pro's and con's of having a shower filter?

I'm a firm believer that chlorine is bad.

I'd recommend a shower filter just to avoid the stuff.

You might also check into safer products for your home, especially if you are having skin and hair issues. We made some changes and it helped our daughter's skin tremendously. If you'd like more specific details, let me know.

A shot of freshly juiced carrot/apple juice each morning does wonders for the skin as well. :)

2009-02-15 17:40:53 by Valentina

Price: $84.99

Voted "Product of the Year" by Cosmetology Today Magazine
Comes complete with a deluxe adjustable massage-showerhead
Unique 2-Stage shower water filter uses Coconut Shell Carbon KDF-55D media to enhance your shower experience

just wondering coz on their website they recommend changing the filter catridge every 6 months. i only shower 3-4 times a week (i have a bath on the other days). also im the only one that uses it since its in my bathroom. the replacements are really $$$. would it really make that much of a diff if i only replace them every 9 months or so?

Many factors determine filter changes, quality of water, usage, filter microns and purpose of filter. Nine months is reasonable for decent water, generally you will know by the drop in pressure and soft or hardness of the water.

2007-11-22 17:01:53 by Josie

I noticed that a fair amount of people uses filter for their shower head, and a friend of mine told me that it removes chlorine from water which can dry your skin out. I'm wondering if the difference is negligible and if it really benefits your health in the long run.

Municipal water systems are not perfect.At times the chlorine levels are high enough to taste and smell,but chlorine alone is not the biggest problem.The filters also remove chlorinated hydrocarbons.The majority of pesticides fall into this category.They get into the water system through rainwater and can be absorbed through the skin.The amounts are small but build up over long periods of continued exposure to cause problems primarily in the nervous system.Water systems do their best to insure clean water,but most depend on scheduled water tests to detect chemical and bacterial contaminants .Any problems arising between testing is already in the water on the way to your house.Water pipes crack and burst from time to time and contaminants can leach in.It is better to be safe in my opinion and filter what you drink,shower or bathe in.

2007-10-08 10:52:22 by Ethan