Berkey Shower Filter Without Shower Head - Reduces up to 95% of Chlorine

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The Berkey Shower Filter™ is designed for those who want the benefits of showering in filtered water Documented scientific studies conclude that taking long hot showers is a potential health risk. In the enclosed environment of the shower stall, chlorine vaporizes and is inhaled. To a lesser degree, dermal absorption also occurs. Chlorine is added to water to kill pathogenic micro-organisms such as bacteria. The highly reactive chlorine combines with fatty acids and carbon fragments to form a variety of toxic compounds. Medical studies suggest a link between absorption and inhalation of chlorine in the shower environment with elevated risks for diseases and serious illness. Showering in chlorinated water may also cause pre-existing conditions such as asthma and eczema to become exacerbated. Filter media granules are high-purity copper-zinc formulations used in shower filter applications to reduce hydrogen sulfide, microorganisms, and scale. High-purity copper-zinc redox media consistently remove most free chlorine by electrochemically reducing dissolved chlorine gas to water-soluble chloride ions. Keeping the filter safe and protected from outside contaminants is the filter housing unit. This plastic device fits onto shower arms with standard US fittings. Note that this particular unit comes with its own showerhead. Installation instructions The redox media & calcium sulfite combination in the Berkey shower filter is a powerful blend and the chosen combination for shower water filtration and hot water. For this reason, we believe Berkey is in accordance with NSF/ANSI Standard 177 for chlorine reduction, despite not stating it.

People are experiencing the benefits of chlorine reduction, e.g, softer skin, shinier hair, dandruff relief, eczema relief, and more. Documented scientific studies (see below for extracts) conclude that taking long hot showers is a potential health risk. In the enclosed shower stall chlorine vaporizes upon which it is inhaled. To a lesser degree, absorption through the skin also occurs. Medical studies suggest a link between absorption and inhalation of chlorine in the shower environment with elevated risks for disease and serious illness. Showering in chlorinated water may also cause pre-existing conditions such as asthma and eczema, to become exacerbated. How the Berkey Shower Filter works They will last up to 11 years before replacement filters are recommended. These set of filters are cleanable and they should be cleaned every 12 months (takes 10 minutes) and giving it the ability to take water from almost any source and produce fresh and pure drinking water.AquaBliss: The upfront cost of AquaBliss filters is lower, making them a budget-friendly option for many households. However, their shorter lifespan means frequent replacements, which can add up over time. Berkey Shower Filters contain a new and improved shower filtration medium which is highly effective in reducing free chlorine, hydrogen sulfide, scale and iron oxide (rust) from water. The Berkey is a great choice for people fighting iron bacteria in well water. An iron bacteria problem often leads to reddish stains in your tub and funky odors while showering. The Berkey is a top choice for reducing the funk and preventing those unsightly stains. Berkey: Berkey filters have a longer lifespan, lasting up to one year or around 20,000 gallons of water. This means fewer replacements throughout the year, offering long-term convenience. The materials used in the Berkey Shower Water Filter are high-purity copper-zinc formulations used in treatment applications to reduce heavy metals, hydrogen sulfide, microorganisms, and scale. Water filtered through redox media controls microorganism growth. High-purity copper-zinc redox materials consistently remove 99% of free chlorine by electrochemically reducing dissolved chlorine gas to water-soluble chloride ions.

All you need to do is remove the existing shower head, then screw the Berkey Shower Filter between the shower pipe coming out of your wall and your old head or you can put on a new one if you want to. Just like that, the shower filter is installed and you can let the water run for a while to flush out any residue in the filter before screwing on the head. Documented scientific studies conclude that taking long hot showers is a potential health risk. In the enclosed shower stall, chlorine vaporizes where it is inhaled. To a lesser degree, dermal absorption also occurs. Chlorine is added to kill pathogenic microorganisms, such as bacteria. The highly reactive chlorine combines with fatty acids and carbon fragments to form a variety of toxic compounds. Medical studies suggest a link between absorption and inhalation of chlorine in the shower environment with elevated risks for diseases and serious illness. Showering in chlorinated water may also cause pre-existing conditions such as asthma and eczema, to become exacerbated. You are not a fan of the price that it’s offered. With the enhancement of water quality and the long filter life of 20,000-25,000 gallons, it is no surprise that Berkey is offering this BPA-free product at a higher cost compared to the other options on the market. However, it is still worth the cost because you have more to gain from the improved water quality.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

High Flow Rate: Unlike many shower filters, Berkey doesn’t significantly decrease your water pressure. It maintains a high flow rate, ensuring an uninterrupted and comfortable shower experience.

However, this newer model of the Berkey Shower Filter has been upgraded and has an improved capacity of 20,000 to 25,000 gallons or one year, whichever comes first.

How To Install Berkey Shower Head Filters and Maintain Berkey Shower Head

Now, you might not be sure if the Berkey Shower Filter is the best one for you, but it’ll definitely be easy for you to make that decision after you go through this review. This is an in-depth review of the Berkey Shower Filter that will cover all the things you need to know about it. What’s So Special about Berkey Filter (Shower) Replacements Long-lasting: Berkey filters are celebrated for their longevity. With a lifespan of approximately one year, or 20,000 gallons of water, you won’t have to worry about frequent replacements.

While the type of filtration media remains a mystery, it is effective at removing 98% of chlorine and reducing bacterial growth, heavy metals, scale, and sediment. Berkey Shower Filter Review : Is The Berkey Shower Head Filter Really The Best Showerhead Water Filter? Yes, that’s fine, but you may want to attach the filter at the bottom of your hose instead of directly underneath your showerhead. This will make it easier to hold, and will prevent the showerhead from drooping with the filter’s weight. Does this filter out fluoride? Two brands that have been making a splash in the shower filter market are AquaBliss and Berkey. This article provides an in-depth analysis of these two heavyweights, breaking down their pros and cons to help you make an informed decision. A Brief Comparison Table Factors

Berkey Shower Filter Review : Is The Berkey Shower Head Filter Really The Best Showerhead Water Filter?

Compared to many other brands in the market, AquaBliss offers affordable yet efficient shower filters, making clean showers accessible for every budget. With standard 1/2″ NPT threads, the Berkey Shower Filter will connect easily to most showerheads and shower arms. Despite the unusual design of the Berkey Shower Filter, this won’t be a problem as the shower filter only adds about 1.5″ to the length of your shower head. This Berkey unit uses a KDF filter to reduce chlorine and other contaminants in shower water. It comes pre-installed in the unit, and, as with all showerhead filter units, you’ll need to replace the filter when it stops doing its job. Filter housing unit Studies indicate the suspect chemicals can also be inhaled and absorbed through the skin during showering and bathing... Ironically, even the Chlorine widely used to disinfect water produces Carcinogenic traces... Though 7 out of 10 American drink chlorinated water, its safety over the long term is uncertain... Drinking chlorinated water may as much as double the risk of the bladder cancer, which strikes 40,000 people a year."