AquaBliss High Output Revitalizing Shower Filter - Reduces Dry Itchy Skin, Dandruff, Eczema, and Dramatically Improves The Condition of Your Skin, Hair and Nails - Chrome (SF100)

So I actually work for a big name water softening company, but I rent my home so putting in a whole house water softener just wasn’t a feasible option for me.For reference, my homes water tests at 15gpg. My water is atrocious and has been ruining my skin and hair. My hair was feeling brittle and I seemed to be experiencing a much higher volume of shedding while showering. I also have patches of psoriasis that were flaring up pretty severely after being manageable for quite some time.Finally decided to just give this thing a try and I gotta say it has exceeded my expectations. After just ONE use I can literally FEEL the difference in my hair and skin. Psoriasis already calmed drastically. Hair is soft again. I’m not losing hair in the shower.The device itself could not be easier to install. I have just a standard shower head and was able to just take my shower head off, attach the device and put it back on. I’m guessing the people who have been struggling to get it attached must have specialty shower heads.It leaked just a tiny bit at first, but I simply tightened it some more and it stopped.Absolutely NO reduction in my shower pressure which is something I was concerned about. You wouldn’t even know it was on there.The water feels better, it smells better, my skin and hair feel better.And for $40??? This thing is 100% worth the money and I HIGHLY recommend it as an alternative to a whole house filter.

After comparing a few top-rated shower filters, I chose the AquaBliss because of the great reviews, affordable price, and long-lasting filter life. I’m so glad I did, it made a real difference! 💧 Why I Picked This Filter:I wanted something that could improve my water quality without reducing pressure. AquaBliss stood out for its multi-stage filtration system and simple installation. 🚿 Water Flow & Pressure:I was worried a filter might weaken the water pressure, but that hasn’t been an issue at all. Water flows strong and steady, just like before, but now it smells cleaner and feels softer on my skin. 🔧 Build Quality & Fit:The unit feels solid and well-made. It screwed right onto my existing shower setup with no tools required and created a tight, leak-free seal. ⏳ Longevity & Replacement:So far, it’s been a few months, and still going strong. AquaBliss recommends replacing the cartridge every 6 months, which is way more convenient than monthly filters. The replacements are affordable and easy to find. 🧖‍♀️ The Results:Hair fall reduced noticeably. Dry, itchy skin improved. Water comes out clear with almost no chlorine smell. Even noticed less buildup on the shower walls!If you’re dealing with hard water, chlorine, or skin issues, this is one of the best investments you can make for under $40. It’s easy to install, doesn’t mess with your water pressure, and actually works.

After reading customer reviews I decided to give this shower filter a try, and am not disappointed.The filter arrived with everything needed for installation. Both the written instructions and diagrams are super easy to follow, and installation takes less than 3 minutes.First impression upon use was how much stronger water pressure is!To have a fair assessment of performance, I did a routine shower. Here are my findings:Skin was not only softer but looked like it had been exfoliated. I don't have itchiness or dryness. Hair is very shiny with more body than I've had in a very long time.I've developed serious hair loss and eczema, and noticed that I had very little hair in the brush and zero tangles. The eczema is not burning as it usually does after a shower.Should my experience change with using this product I will update, but so far it's living up to the reviews!

The filtration aspect works well. Our water where I live has become noticeably more hard in the last year with mineral deposits leaving a film on things like the chrome handle and escutcheon for the shower valve and in a way that is no longer easy to clean. The residue is thick and crystallized on these chrome parts and feels sharp, but strangely on the “rubbed bronze” shower head we have the hose casing is coated in the same mineral deposits but it is like a powdery texture that comes off but only with a fine edge like the back of a box cutter razor blade or a finger nail. As you can imagine, this level of water hardness has been wreaking havoc on my skin, so much so that I was dreading having to take showers because of how badly the high concentration of minerals and chlorine in our city water strips my body of oil and dries out my skin to the point that I feel like a Stone Man from GOT. One day it was so bad I used ~ 6 fl.oz of standard Eucerin lotion just to take the edge off of how profoundly itchy my skin had become after a shower, and for weeks after my skin has yet to fully recover and this amount of body lotion use is just not sustainable, so I looked into it and learned about these shower supply filters that have become disturbingly mainstream in the last 5 years or so, and for the price it was well worth giving this filter a try. Day one was a night/day difference. I had slowly become so accustomed to how terrible our water is that the now filtered water actually FEELS different in the shower!! It’s silky smooth and just feels like you’re being spoiled. So for its purpose, this filter does its job 5/5 stars.The design earns it 4/5, and here is why. American pipe thread is tapered. The standard shower nipple elbow is 1/2” NPT (national pipe thread) and both sides are male threads. None of the female threads on the filter or its included extensions are NPT so what you get is a less than ideal seal. The kit comes with 6 screened washers, and I used 5 of them to make this thing work. When I tightened the filter directly to the 1/2” NPT elbow coming out of my shower wall, the female threads of the filter got all galled up. The only way I could make it work was to use an extension, install that alone to the pipe with screen washer and plenty of teflon tape (did plumbing for 4 years so I do know how to correctly use PTFE tape) then screw that filter onto the installed extension with another screen washer, then finish connecting the shower head and all. At least one extension and the input side of the filter should be 1/2” NPT rather than having straight threads and relying on PTFE tape and a rubber washer to hold it all together.I cannot speak to longevity but I hope it lasts at least 4 months. Durability is a 3/5. If it were a metal housing it would be too heavy, which brings my next point— this effectively doubles your leverage on the 1/2” elbow coming out of your wall, so be extra cautious when handling the shower head or handheld.Water pressure is unchanged 5/5 there. There’s a GE filter out there comes in chrome, don’t bother. This AquaBliss filter is less prone to leaks and that GE one cuts pressure by at least half