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18 of 18 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Amazing! Worth every penny!,
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This review is from: VITASHOWER SF-1 (Vitamin C Shower Filter)
I have had horrible skin irritation since moving to where I live now (south Texas coast). I noticed that I was always extremely itchy after showering and that I had spots on my skin that resembled some kind of excema, even though I had never in my life had any problems with my skin before. I also noticed that my skin cleared up completely after about three days of being away from home. I went to Europe twice and to California, and my skin cleared up and I had no more irritation while I was away, but upon returning my skin would break out again.
It was then that I started suspecting the water. I found out that they put a LOT of chloramine in the water here. They advertised the fact that they were putting a lot of chlorine in the system because they couldn't control the bacteria, and the city's website says they use chloramine. I read about this filter and was so miserable from itching that I decided that trying it couldn't hurt. It is amazing! My skin cleared up completely after using this for about a week. It only lasted for a little over two months though, but they do say how much chlorine/chloramine is in the water affects the life of the filter, and there is a whole lot in the water here, so I'm not surprised. I am ordering another one, as my skin is starting to break out and I'm itching like crazy after my showers again. Well worth every single penny!
15 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Put some Vitamin C in your water!,
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This review is from: VITASHOWER SF-1 (Vitamin C Shower Filter)
I installed this about 3 weeks ago and what a difference. Gone is the dry, lifeless, bodyless frizzy hair and dry skin. I had just assumed it was my diet or something that was causing the problem. It was my WATER.
This filter neutralizes Chloramine, which is a tricky little combo purfication chemical made of Chlorine and Ammonia, that many localities put in water. It has a Chlorine smell and also a pungent smell and is very damaging to skin and hair. After the very first shower I could see and feel the body return to my hair and suppleness to my skin and it has only gotten better with continued use. Vitamin C combined with water indeed does neutralize the bad stuff that is added to public water. I am using the Vitashower with a low-flow 1.6gpm shower head. Obviously slowing the flow is using less water, but I think it is also maximizing the effects the Vitashower has on the water by allowing the water to be in contact with the filter longer as it passes through. Installing this lowered my showerhead too much so I did have to replace my normal shower arm an inexpensive boom arm type that lets me raise the shower head. While not light, the Vitashower also is not heavy and does not stress the boom arm too much. I highly recommend this one to those tired of their showers making them look ill.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Best Available Option,
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This review is from: VITASHOWER SF-1 (Vitamin C Shower Filter)
Bought one late 2009 as a gift for my sister. I'd studied the available options and consulted with her. She is a pharmaceuticals production line validation engineer (means that she test and documents all will meet FDA inspection before FDA arrives).
She is familiar with the various filtration techniques and lives in an area with very high free chlorine in the water. She has a meter at works that they use to test their filtration systems for before-after free chlorine. She has been very happy with the filter. It replaced a relatively ineffective carbon block one I'd bought her previously. Later, I bought one even though I live in a place where chloramine (sp.) is used 8 months and free chlorine is used for 4 each year. It has worked very well for me and I am getting another after 5 months. My sister's is going strong after 11 months! The filter should not work on chloramine, but is a major benefit in water smell (cannot explain why) - and now that the water people have witched to free chlorine for winter is continuing to do a great job. Do not bother to try and refill - the plastic will not take it. Just buy another and install. Use teflon tape and be sure to NOT tighten to much or the plastic may crack. Until there is a filter that has test results that prove it works with chloramine, this is my choice. ---- Update Jan 2, 2011 Replaced the old one after 5 months of no more than 1 shower per day. Cut open the old one. It was completely empty. It routes the shower water through the bottom cylinder which starts out filled with vitamin C. Given I didn't notice a shower water quality degradation with the filter being empty, I'll be curious if I notice a sudden improvement with the new one. Looking through the bottom port, the new filter is definitely chock full of a white crystalline powder - the vit C.
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