What is the best shower water filter to choose?

[liopa1337]

Good day! What is the best shower water filter to choose? I have the following situation: a big house, in the basement there is a general chlorine purification system (which also goes to the swimming pool). In the kitchen, I have installed a drinking water purification system. It remains to solve the issue with the shower! I would be grateful for an answer or a link to a trusted store!

[Reblinn]

Why would you need to filter your shower water? This is only necessary if the water in your area contains too much mineral salts. I do not have such a problem but I will listen with interest to what people with wholesale will say)

[michaeljh241]

You have to filter the water in the shower if it contains high levels of chlorine. I've had that, and believe me, it's very unpleasant The way I did it - installed filtration in the basement + kitchen. In the shower room I bought a shower filter for chlorinated water. By such manipulation I achieved comfort So yes, it is better to filter the water!

[Tnfk]

Do you clean your pool often?

[Happereand457]

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[Jacob567]

Hello. I'm just looking for this kind of information. The fact is that I have a pool but I do not know how to take care of them. Maybe I'll get some advice here. Thank you in advance!

[foundationer]

My tankless water heater suddenly stopped giving hot water today and I am stuck trying to figure out what steps to take first. Does anyone know what usually causes tankless systems to shut off without warning? Could this be a sensor issue or something related to buildup inside the unit?

If I call a company for tankless water heater repair, do they normally troubleshoot the electrical side first or the plumbing side? And do technicians usually ask you to reset the unit before they come out?

Is it safe for me to keep turning the heater on and off, or could that make the problem worse? I am wondering if I should shut off the water supply completely until someone checks it.