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The Sprite High Output Brass Universal Shower Filter features a patented Chlorgon filtration system that effectively reduces chlorine, dirt, and odors, ensuring a luxurious shower experience. With a replaceable filter cartridge rated for 12 months or 25,000 gallons, this stylish filter is available in multiple finishes to seamlessly blend with your bathroom decor.
Brand | Sprite Showers |
Special Feature | NSF certified, Chlorine Reduction |
Package Information | Cartridge |
Installation Type | Countertop |
Power Source | Manual Operation |
Item Weight | 2 Pounds |
Model Name | High Output Brass Shower Filter |
Maximum Flow Rate | 1.8 Gallons Per Minute |
UPC | 741517106211 741517106204 |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00741517106204 |
Manufacturer | Sprite Industries |
Part Number | HOB-CM |
Item Weight | 2 pounds |
Product Dimensions | 3.9 x 3.6 x 9.1 inches |
Country of Origin | USA |
Item model number | HOB_CM |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Color | Chrome |
Style | Modern |
Finish | Polished |
Volume | 113550 Liters |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Water Consumption | 2 Gallons per Minute |
Special Features | NSF certified, Chlorine Reduction |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Warranty Description | 5-year limited warranty on housing |
S**
Great, these don’t crack like plastic
We had to replace our plastic filters with theses. These ones last until filters need to be replaced from use.
W**M
The best shower head filter
Most durable and beautiful shower head filter. Also the best filter for better water. Feels like rainwater, you can drink the water in the shower. I can’t shower anywhere else now.
A**R
Completely satisfied.
We have had the same shower filter for several years and works very well. We needed a new shower filter for our second bathroom and decided to purchase a second one.
C**E
The metal housing makes a difference.
I have bought two of these, one in 2022 and one in 2020. Both units have been installed since the date of arrival, and function perfectly. The metal construction definitely makes a difference, and should not be overlooked. I also have... correction, HAD two plastic ones from another brand, and the threads on one just gave out, dropped my rain showerhead on my toe and nearly cut it off. Get the metal one. Don't get plastic.
S**A
Solid brass filter that's good at removing free chlorine
TLDR: This is one of the best shower filters on the market for removing free chlorine, and is also effective on sodium hypochlorite, lead, mercury, iron, hydrogen sulfide, iron oxide, bacteria, algae, fungus, dirt, sediment, and odors. Like all shower filters, it's not effective on chloramines and won't soften your water by removing magnesium, calcium, or other minerals. Chloramines can only be effectively removed from cold running water using a carbon filter, and minerals can only be removed by a water softener - in both cases typically using whole-house systems.Sprite filters use a combination of Kinetic Degradation Fluxion (KDF, aka copper zinc water filtration) and Chlorgon filter media, both of which operate on redox (oxidation/reduction) chemical processes that are effective at typical shower water temperatures (85 to 105 degress Fahrenheit) and allow high flow rates and volumes with a relatively small amount of filter media. Carbon is not effective above 80 degrees Fahrenheit for example, above which point it readily sheds contaminants back into the water.Sprite filters are only certified to NSF standard 177 for aesthetic effects (specifically free chlorine removal), but the filter media should be effective on other contaminants as well. The phenomenal efficacy of free chlorine removal was independently verified by "reviewguy" in 2007, when he measured a 99% reduction in free chlorine from 1.67ppm to 0.02ppm. His page disappeared back in 2008 but can still be accessed via Wayback Machine.KDF, which is used by most shower filters, removes chlorine, lead, mercury (only at low concentrations though), iron, and hydrogen sulfide. It has a mild anti-bacterial, algaecidic, and fungicidic effect and may reduce the accumulation of lime scale (but does not significantly alter water hardness). It does not remove organic chemicals, such as pesticides and disinfection byproducts, nor is it effective against the parasitic cysts of giardia or cryptosporidium. It's only effective on water that's already relatively clean (TDS<150) and within a pH range of 6.5 to 8.5. There is some worry that the chemistry behind KDF is dubious however, so take all of this with a grain of salt and verify efficacy with a test kit if you're relying on this filter to help with anything beyond free chlorine.Chlorgon, unique to Sprite filters, removes free chlorine (Cl-), combined chlorine (sodium hypochlorite), hydrogen sulfide (rotten egg smell), iron oxide (rust water), dirt, sediment, and odors. It converts free chlorine and some combined chlorines to chloride salt, which makes Sprite filters more effective at removing chlorine than filters that contain only KDF.Chloramines are a combination of ammonia with chlorine that can easily be removed from cold running water using a carbon filter, or from warm or hot water using a very large amount of media (much larger than would fit inside a shower filter) or a very long contact time. If there is a shower filter out there that claims to remove chloramines, most likely it’s a very tiny percentage which would hardly make a difference. According to the chloramine.org FACTS page, “There is NO certified showerhead filter to remove chloramine”. Of note, the half-life of chloramine removal using vitamin C is 4 minutes, so that can be an effective way to remove chloramines from something like bath water but the very brief contact period it has in vitamin C shower filters makes them completely ineffective.Minerals and metal cations such as magnesium and calcium (the primary constituents of hard water) are not removed in significant amounts by any water filters. The most common way to remove them (and therefore soften your water) is by means of lime softening or ion-exchange resins. The only water softener I'm aware of that can be installed in a shower is the WaterSticks ShowerStick, which is available with one of two ion exchange resins, both of which are effective at removing magnesium and calcium, and one of which is effective at removing iron as well.I bought this to replace the plastic Sprite shower filter I had for years because I wanted an all-metal one. The plastic one it replaced still works great, so it will probably be used elsewhere. As with the one it replaced, the water coming out of this filter feels great and seems more agreeable to my hair; it's one of the first things I install when I move to a new place. Installed easily between a solid metal shut-off valve and solid metal arm-mount hand shower using blue monster thread tape.I'm also working on measuring the impact this filter has on water quality and will update this review with the results.The other products I'm using:● DANCO Shower Volume Control Shut-Off Valve, Chrome, 1.6 inch, 1-Pack (89171) ● 100% Solid Metal Hand Held Shower Head Set with 2.5 GPM High Pressure Spray Wand, 72" Long Stainless Steel Hose & Brass Holder Bracket for Hotel Quality, Polished Chrome ● Mill-Rose 70885 Blue Monster PTFE Pipe Thread Sealant Tape, 1/2-Inch x 1429-Inches, Blue ● Sprite HOC Replacement High Output Shower FilterDANCO Shower Volume Control Shut-Off Valve, Chrome, 1.6 inch, 1-Pack (89171)100% Solid Metal Hand Held Shower Head Set with 2.5 GPM High Pressure Spray Wand, 72" Long Stainless Steel Hose & Brass Holder Bracket for Hotel Quality, Polished ChromeMill-Rose 70885 Blue Monster PTFE Pipe Thread Sealant Tape, 1/2-Inch x 1429-Inches, BlueSprite HOC Replacement High Output Shower Filter
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