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Chlorine-free water at every bathroom tap. Full pressure. Quick installation.

Spring Aqua micron filtration removes chlorine and heavy metals at the shower and the vanity, the two taps your skin and hair meet every day.

Spring Aqua Shower and Vanity Sink Filter

These filters carry the same biomimicry principles as our Spring Aqua Drinking Systems, just at a smaller scale. Filtering is only the start. The structure and minerals they give back are what make them more than just filters.

Softer skin. Healthier hair. Clean water at every tap.

The bathroom is where water touches you most. Every shower, every face wash, every brush of your teeth. These two filters cover all of it.

Clean water where it touches you

Your skin is the body's largest organ, and a hot shower opens it. Warm water and steam mean more of what your water carries reaches you, through the skin you bathe in and the air you breathe. In studies of tap water, the skin and lungs can account for the majority of a person's exposure to the chemicals in their water during a hot shower, more than the water they drink.[1] Hotter water raises it further. A daily shower should leave you cleaner, not carrying chlorine back out with you.

[1] Brown, Bishop & Rowan, "The role of skin absorption as a route of exposure for volatile organic compounds in drinking water," American Journal of Public Health, 1984. Source

What makes Spring Aqua different

Most filters only take things out. Spring Aqua takes out what doesn't belong, then gives water back the structure and minerals that filtration strips away.

01 · FILTER

Take out what doesn't belong

Chlorine, heavy metals, and sediment are removed right where the water reaches you.

02 · STRUCTURE

Restore water's natural order

Spring Aqua's proprietary process restores water's natural molecular organization, the way it moves and holds itself in a living spring.

03 · MINERALIZE

Return what treatment removed

Municipal processing strips minerals along with contaminants. Spring Aqua systems reintroduce the beneficial minerals spring water carries naturally.

Simple installation

No plumber needed. About 15 to 30 minutes with a crescent wrench and teflon tape.

 
01

Remove your shower head

Unscrew the shower head from the arm. If it is on tight, a crescent wrench loosens it. The filter fits the standard half-inch fitting found in nearly every American bathroom.

02

Wrap the threads and attach the filter

Wrap the arm threads with teflon tape, thread the filter on, then thread your shower head onto the filter. Snug each connection with the crescent wrench.

03

Flush and go

Run the water for a minute to rinse the new filter, then you are good to go.

 
01

Remove the faucet aerator

Unscrew the aerator from the tip of your vanity faucet. A crescent wrench helps if it is on tight. Your vanity filter ships with both the ½″ and ⅜″ fittings, so you'll have the size that matches your faucet. The install video shows which is which.

02

Wrap the threads and attach the filter

Wrap the threads with teflon tape, thread the filter onto the faucet, then reattach the aerator. Snug each connection with the wrench, holding the fitting steady with pliers if needed.

03

Flush and go

Run the water for a minute to rinse the new filter, then you are good to go.

Renting or moving? It unscrews just as easily. Take it with you when you go.

Specifications

Shower Filter
Flow rate 2–2.5 GPM at standard household pressure
Removes Chlorine and heavy metals, SGS verified
Filter life 4 to 8 months, depending on your zip code and local water quality
Fits Standard ½″ shower arm (universal)
Installation About 15 to 30 minutes
Tools needed Crescent wrench
Materials needed Teflon tape (thread seal)
Returns 30-day returns
Vanity Filter
Flow rate 2–2.5 GPM at standard household pressure
Removes Chlorine and heavy metals, SGS verified
Filter life 8 to 16 months, depending on your zip code and local water quality
Fits ½″ and ⅜″ vanity connections · both sizes included
Installation About 15 to 30 minutes
Tools needed Small and large crescent wrench and pliers
Materials needed Teflon tape (thread seal)
Returns 30-day returns

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FAQs

The filter fits the standard half-inch fitting used in nearly every American bathroom, and works with fixed, handheld, and rain-style shower heads.
The shower filter is always ½″, the universal size for shower arms, so it fits out of the box. Vanity faucets come in two sizes: ½″ in older homes and ⅜″ in newer ones. Your vanity filter ships with both, so you're covered either way. If you have an off-size fitting (rare, since most homes are now standardized), most hardware stores carry the adapter, or our install team can help you identify the right one.
The shower filter lasts 4 to 8 months and the vanity filter 8 to 16 months, depending on your zip code and local water quality. With the renewal subscription, a fresh one arrives right before it's due. Nothing to track.
No. The flow path delivers the full pressure your pipes allow, 2–2.5 GPM at standard household pressure.
Yes. It installs and comes off the same way, about 15 to 30 minutes at each end. Take it with you and reinstall at the new place.
These filters are designed for municipal (city) water. On a well, water chemistry varies. Talk to our team and we'll point you to the right setup.