Review on Ultimate Filtration Solution: Introducing ISpring Flushable Prefilter Filtration WSP50 by Alexander Scharon

This is a must if you use well water or a municipal system with sediment problems! My installation uses iSpring's WGB32B-PB three-stage whole-house water filtration system. As a pre-filter, it allows the unit to be easily emptied when changing the main filters, avoiding water leakage and restricted drainage. Install it with a check valve before and after it when standing alone, or before and after a complete filtration system, and you'll minimize draining and almost any venting from your water lines. WSP is the best money I've spent on our new home! It is available in thicknesses from 50 to 000 microns. If you have a good system, get at least 100 or 200 like me. 50 will likely create a lot of back pressure and cause overload like I had when I started 50. If you are using a two or three stage whole house filter (or any sub-meter filter and refrigerated water filter). ), WSP pays. This translates into a reduction in the number of filter changes, not to mention the ease of emptying primary filters to change filters. In my setup (with a 3/4 hp downhole pump, using a 200 pump eliminated the back pressure problem and provided longer sediment filter life. If you have a 1/2 hp pump, you can use a 100 pump , but skip them) 50 and pay a few bucks more for a bigger screen. Finally, check valves MUST be installed to make it easier to drain and clean the filter. If it's a whole house system, you'll spend about an extra $10 to ensure you don't miss a water outage, and you'll have a lot less maintenance time changing filters and flushing air from your home's plumbing lines !Thanks iSpring!