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Chlorine Shower Filter Comparisons and Reviews
The following is a brief explanation of the columns you will find in the comparison
chart located further below on this page.
Manufacturer Model Number: lists the manufacturer's model name and/or number
for the unit included in this comparison.
Filter Media Type: lists the primary technology used to neutralize chlorine.
Manufacturer Claimed Shower Filter Life: is based on marketing claims, as it
is beyond the scope of this review. Variables such as, geographic location,
water quality, water pressure, water temperature, time of year, shower length
and number of showers per day will impact your individual results.
Manufacturer Claimed Chlorine Removal Percentage: is based solely on that company’s
marketing and sales literature.
Observed Chlorine Removal Percentage: is measured with an Extech EX800 Digital
Chlorine Testing Kit. Unfiltered water was measured for total residual chlorine
levels and compared to a filtered sample. This number represents the reduction
percentage for total chlorine that was observed and recorded. All testing was
conducted in actual residential shower facilities in order to mimic real world
conditions as closely as possible.
Price: is how much you can expect to pay online not including shipping, sales
tax or any available discounts. This price includes one complete shower filter
kit that may or may not include a showerhead, depending on how it is bundled
from that seller.
Chlorine-Removing Shower Filter Review and Comparision
* This percentage is derived from the observed differences in total
residual chlorine found between filtered and unfiltered shower tap water
as it relates to this review. These numbers may not be typical for every
application or household. The water supply used for testing contained
a high amount of combined chlorine (chloramine), which may or may not
exist in your tap water. You are urged to get a copy of your water municipalities
latest water quality report to verify the type of disinfectant currently
being used. Most water municipalities have recently, or will very soon,
be introducing chloramine as their disinfectant of choice.