🚿 Enhance Your Shower Experience with the Sprite SL2-CM Slim-Line 2 Universal Shower Filter in Chrome! Review

Taped at both ends to be absolutely sure it's securely fastened what it was. The outer parts that connect to the outlet that comes out of my shower screen were fine, and the end connector that holds my handheld shower handle was fine. The part that fails is the back half of the notched serrated plate that houses the actual filter. It's not flush. After screwing in, there is about 1/16 of a gap that allows water to seep everywhere after the water is turned on, and the filter housing is actually…

I've been using this filter for almost a decade now. This is one of the most popular shower filters for removing chlorine and I can attest that it works. Yes, it can be a little tricky to open (nearly impossible at times), but it's cheap enough to buy a new one instead of a replacement filter if you need to. You can try soaking it in vinegar if you can't open it. Most likely this will help. I like the low profile. I figured if I was changing apartments this might not fit in my limited stand up…

I bought this relatively inexpensive showerhead conditioner to see if there would be a difference in how my skin felt after a shower. My very fair skinned husband also has very dry skin and our water is very hard. He seems content but evasive. I noticed his skin looks ten times better; fewer gaps and much smoother. I tried to limit my showers to twice a week because after that I would be itchy for several days and wake up itchy at night. So basically I never stopped itching. Now I hardly ever…

Wife insisted this would solve the problem of dry hair so ok no problem but the first time you change the filter cartridge it doesn't come loose. I followed the installation instructions and oiled it. But it wouldn't resolve. Thought of water deposits on the threads, so sprayed with Blaster Penetrant. I used my giant channel lock pliers and a large strap wrench which was difficult to equalize but eventually got the job done. I've also tried tapping it down like a stuck glass to break the seal…

I used a sprite filter from Home Depot that looks like this and is called Sprite. This one doesn't come in the same packaging as Home Depot's, but comes in a white box with general instructions. It was easy to install like the Sprite and I had no water pressure drop. It's just a little annoying that it might be counterfeit or trademarked, but it definitely needs to be stated. I hope it will continue to help me get rid of the sass in my hair like the real Sprite does. Maybe it's just not a brand