Filtered Shower Head



Chemicals and bacteria in water cause itchy, dry, and flaky skin. Unfiltered shower water worsens the symptoms of eczema and psoriasis. Unfiltered water dries out the hair and causes problems such as dandruff and a scaly scalp . DERMOIA 20 Stages Filtered Shower head removes all the pollutants, chemicals, and other particles from the water using special filtering systems. Filtered Shower head has 5 Spray Settings and the 20 stages cartridge can be easily change just by screwing the shower head open. Our filter utilizes calcium sulfite, activated carbon, ceramic beads, vitamin C, PP cotton, vitamin E, and KDF55 filters to deliver maximum results after just one use, balancing the PH levels and infusing healthy minerals into the skin and hair. Based on your water quality you may replace the filter every 4-6 months (about 10000 gallons). 

 

  1. Better Health

We spilled the beans on the germs and bacteria in your shower water. Shower filters assist in keeping some of those germs out and, as a result, save you from getting the sniffles.

  1. Better Skin and Hair

Before entering your bathroom plumbing, public water is thoroughly sanitized and treated. Our cities ensure that the water is disinfected by adding chlorine or chloramine to the water. The chlorine in the water you use to lather your hair removes the natural oils that keep your hair healthy. This might cause your hair to become dry and frizzy.A filtered shower head neutralizes the chemicals while providing the hydration your skin and hair require.

  1. Reduce Your Cancer Risk

You read that correctly! When chlorine is inhaled it reacts with organic matter, it joins with other chemicals to generate Trihalomethanes (THMs), also known as chlorination byproducts. This causes the body to manufacture free radicals, which cause cell damage and are thought to be carcinogenic.

  1. Good for Babies and Pregnant Women

The majority of tap water has a residual chlorine level above the 1.5 ppm level advised for swimming pools. This problem can frequently affect infants through their mothers. Using filtered water helps pregnant women stay allergy free, maintain a healthy skin while also removing any chances of rashes.


Easy Installation

Step 1 - Flushing the shower filter: Begin by holding the shower filter under a faucet. Open the faucet to allow water to flow through the filter, effectively flushing out any excess carbon particles. Initially, the water might appear black or grey for the first few seconds due to the carbon residue. Continue flushing the filter for approximately 20 seconds. Afterward, flip the shower filter and repeat the flushing process in the opposite direction.

Step 2 - Applying new Teflon tape: Thoroughly clean the pipe of the shower arm using a cloth. Next, carefully wind the Teflon tape securely around the threads of the shower arm. About 4-6 full rotations around the threads should be adequate to ensure proper coverage.

Step 3 - Installing the Rubber O-ring Flatly: Insert one rubber o-ring onto the inlet fitting of the shower filter (keeping the other one for backup). This step helps enhance the sealing capability of the setup, minimizing the risk of leaks.

Step 4 - Attaching the filtered shower head: Screw the new filtered shower head onto the shower arm. Turn it clockwise by hand to secure it in place. If extra tightening is necessary, utilize a soft cloth to protect the shower head's surface and then use a wrench to tighten it appropriately.