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New Berkey Shower Filter - Reduces Up To 95% Of Chlorine - With and Without Head

$ 29.04

Availability: 201 in stock
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Suitable For: Shower
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • MPN: BSF
  • Room: Bathroom
  • Brand: Berkey Shower Filter
  • Type: Shower Filter
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • Refund will be given as: Money back or replacement (buyer's choice)
  • Condition: New

    Description

    New Berkey Shower Filter - Reduces Up To 95% Of Chlorine - With and Without Head
    The Berkey Shower Filter™, designed for those who want the benefits of showering in filtered water:
    • Fits most Shower Heads
    • May be used with your existing shower head.
    • Designed to last 20,000 gallons or one year, whichever comes first
    • Easy installation
    • Replaceable cartridge with self-sealing threads
    • Back Flush Attachment prevents premature clogging
    • Reduces chemical absorption & vapor inhalation
    • Effective for both hot & cold water
    • Reduces damage to hair & skin
    • Eliminates dirt & odors
    • Reduces free chlorine, hydrogen sulfide, scale, & iron oxide (rust water)
    • BPA free
    • Do not use with shut-off valve
    The improved Berkey® Shower Filter will typically last 20,000 gallons or one year, whichever comes first. While testing was performed under standard laboratory conditions, actual performance may vary. The Berkey®Shower Filter contains a new and improved shower filtration media, which is most effective in reducing free chlorine, hydrogen sulfide, scale and iron oxide (rust water). The Berkey® Shower Filter process media works in a wide range of temperatures with a maximum operating temperature of 120 degrees Fahrenheit.
    Technical Information
    In the shower environment, chlorine can either be in liquid or gas state. At higher water temperatures in the enclosed shower stall, free-chlorine moves from the liquid to the gas state, where it vaporizes and subsequently is inhaled. The United States regulates all showerhead flow at 2.5 gallons per minute. Thus, the science behind shower filtration must take into account the unique situation in the shower, including temperature, flow rate and volume.
    Since chlorination is a long established public health practice necessary for the disinfection of drinking water, consumers are aware of the health benefit drinking filtered water can provide. However, it’s surprising for some people to learn that 50% of their daily exposure is in the shower. The other 50% comes from their drinking water. Therefore, filtering shower water is equally as important as filtering drinking water.
    Documented scientific studies conclude that taking long hot showers is a potential health risk. In the enclosed shower stall, chlorine vaporizes where it is inhaled. To a lesser degree, dermal absorption also occurs. Chlorine is added to kill pathogenic microorganisms, such as bacteria. The highly reactive chlorine combines with fatty acids and carbon fragments to form a variety of toxic compounds. Medical studies suggest a link between absorption and inhalation of chlorine in the shower environment with elevated risks for diseases and serious illness. Showering in chlorinated water may also cause pre-existing conditions such as asthma and eczema, to become exacerbated.
    In addition to the benefits of filtering water, there are cosmetic benefits. Symptoms of chlorine exposure are dry and/or flaking skin, dry brittle hair and red irritated eyes. Filtering your shower water reduces these symptoms.
    Using a patented blend of high-purity calcium, copper and zinc; the Berkey
    ®
    Shower Filter works on a similar principle to a Catalytic Converter in an automobile. In shower filtration
    free-chlorine is converted into a harmless chloride
    . The scientific name for this chemical reaction is known as “Reduction-Oxidation”, commonly referred to as Redox. Redox reactions can be chemically complex. Simply stated, during a Redox reaction electrons are transferred between molecules, creating new elements. For instance,
    when free-chlorine comes in contact with the filtration media, it is changed into a benign water-soluble chloride. This reaction changes free-chlorine to a larger chloride element. This is too large to evaporate or be absorbed by the skin
    . It is then carried harmlessly through the water supply.
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