Shower Filters
I am looking for a shower filter but don't really want to spend the money on a high-dollar one. Does anybody have any recommendations?
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Permalink Reply by nextstop on
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Has anyone used the wellness shower filter? Its expensive but its suppose to last for 24months before a replacement.
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Permalink Reply by SithSlayer on
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Not necessarily, shower-specific, but a great little book on the subject of water, as well as different types of water treatment systems is Water: The Ultimate Cure by Steve Meyerowitz. The book also has a great Introduction by noted Dr. Fereydoon Batmanghelidj, who also has several great books on the subject.
More info can be found at WaterCure.com.
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Permalink Reply by Cherterr on
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YES..... let's see if I can find the link.... We FINALLY (after two years of goofing aroud, bought their water filter system and LOVE IT)......... "Berkey "......
www. berkeywater .com (my links didn't show up??) so type them in I guess.
Oh, specifically in their shopping mall .. did a search for Shower Filter...
www. berkeywater-cart .com/ SearchResults. asp?Search= shower+ filter (Leave out spaces)
I LOVE this company.. the water tastes so pure... When we first got our Berkey, I took a sip, then back to my regular refridgerator/filtered water and wanted to spit it out!!
Let me know how you like the shower head.... I keep meaning to get one... Guess I'll have to send dear hubby the link to 'research'. (He's now my research before we buy guy!:):)
Just if you're interested.... this is one of the advertisers on Alex Jones' website www.infowars .com
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Permalink Reply by Shelley on
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I was wondering if anyone new anything about the CuZn Turbo Shower filter from Needs.com? I have it and need a new filter. I am wondering if I should purchase another filter or go with an entirely different brand.
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Permalink Reply by Charlotte Beattie on
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Hi does anyone have dry skin still. Maybe I need a better shower filter. I have been using JoJoBa Oil to moisturize. I got it at Trader Joe and it is Organic.
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Permalink Reply by Sarah on -
Oh, thank you! I guess I never checked that website out. I definitely will!
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Treesha......... I believe some filters are 'in line' (my term) meaning... the actual filter attaches ABOVE the shower head, so if you got one like that.. your water coming through whatever you attached to the end of the pipe/filter would be filtered. (Sorry, but I know I've seen them.... SOMEWHERE? :):) Maybe we can get some 'handy man' feedback.
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Shelley & June, I would rate both the CuZn Turbo Shower filter and the shower filter offered at QNLabs as just “OK”.
They’re not BAD, they’re just not GREAT. They’re both comparable (if not identical) to the New Wave Enviro and Rainshow’r Cq1000 models.
They both rely solely on the same KDF media to filter the water. Now, they’re both better than using nothing at all, so don’t misunderstand me. I’ve no doubt that it improved June’s hair and skin (although I’m doubtful that the same unit could be sold for $200, even by a Government…I mean…unscrupulous vendor).
I stand by my recommendation of the Aquasana brand, since I’ve still yet to see anything that indicates that the Wellness shower filter is superior (Apart from it’s shiny chrome housing which I’ll admit, looks pretty sharp).
In my opinion, Aquasana offers a much superior product, for only a minimal increase in cost.
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Permalink Reply by Starting a New Life on -
How often is the filter changed in the Aquasana brand? How does this compare to the Wellness Filter? (if you know). A shower filter is extremely intriguing because I am in an area with hard water where alot of homes install water softeners, and I am looking for an alternative. But price is definitely a problem, especially if I will have to change a pricey filter every month.
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