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Reddit mentions of Aquasana AQ-4100 Deluxe Shower Water Filter System with Adjustable Showerhead
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Reddit mentions: 4
We found 4 Reddit mentions of Aquasana AQ-4100 Deluxe Shower Water Filter System with Adjustable Showerhead. Here are the top ones.
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- Maximum Filtration & Water Pressure (2.5 GPM Flow Rate) – Constructed with a unique up flow design which maintains water pressure, prevents clogging, and increases contact time with media.
- Premium Carbon Filtration Media - Natural coconut shell carbon reduces chlorine, lead, iron and other harsh chemicals, while copper & zinc media enhances your water's PH balance
- Healthier Skin, Hair & Air - Reduced harmful chemicals means more moisturized skin, healthy shiny hair, and less chlorine in your shower steam
- Long Lasting & Cost Efficient Filtration - Our filters are some of the longest lasting on the market. Keep your water fresh for 6 months or 10, 000 Gallons and for as little as 25 cents a day
- Simple DIY Installation & Filter Replacement - Easily install showerhead in 4 simple steps. After installation run water for several minutes to flush carbon fines until water is clear. For optimal filtration, replace filters every 6 months
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Specs:
| Color | White |
| Height | 3.2 Inches |
| Length | 8.5 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | April 2014 |
| Weight | 2.3 Pounds |
| Width | 7.25 Inches |
I'm in a rental and I installed a shower-head only filter that just screwed onto the existing shower head (and you can set the existing provided shower head aside and reattach when you move out) I found it on Amazon, it's this one "Aquasana A1-4100".
There are filters you can buy for the shower, such as this one. It won't be perfect, but it will help to filter some of the impurities out of the water.
I have the same issue, just opposite places. The water at home is very friendly to my hair and skin, but when I go home, my hair dries out, my scalp dries out, and my face turns to broken-out sandpaper. Filters help marginally, but nothing replaces a better water source/better filtered water.
Aquasana showerhead filters are a good option if you can swing the cost. I have one, and its been SO worth it imo. Just unscrew and replace the current showerhead, put it back and take your filter with you when you leave.
http://www.amazon.com/Aquasana-AQ-4100-Deluxe-Adjustable-Showerhead/dp/B0016BS9T6
Bleach blonde here. After years of living with water at normal pH levels and healthy, thick, bleached (yes, bleached!) hair down to my back, I moved into a different apartment in NYC with what I had no idea was extremely hard water. I couldn't understand why my usually bright and sunny blonde was turning dull and brassy. And since it happened so gradually, I didn't realize that my approx. 22" long locks had whittled down to a whispy, uneven, broken and damaged 15" or so. STILL not realizing it was the water and not my shampoo/diet/colorist, I resorted to extensions. I eventually made the connection (about $5k worth of extensions later) that it was the hard water flowing through the ancient, rusty pipes of my 1905-built townhouse. Enter, the Aquasana (cue the heavenly lights/angelic choir)
Trust me. Buy it. Thank me later.
It can get a bit pricey to refill, depending on how bad your water is. They say they are supposed to last six months but I end up changing every 3-4, probably because I have a serious phobia of hard water now.