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This filter is recyclable and is nonhazardous at the end of its lifespan. Healthy Home: Your path to a healthy home environment, from the way you clean, to the air you breathe and the water you drink.

Time to replace your bath ball filter cartridge?

Install a replacement cartridge in your bath ball unit (sold separately) and continue to enjoy chlorine-free baths.

This replacement cartridge installs quickly and easily.

Removes:

• Chlorine
• Heavy metals
• Organic and inorganic contaminants

Additional Benefits: a cleaner bath tub (the filter reduces lime scale, mold, and mildew deposits)

The bath ball replacement cartridge is easy to install.

You can expect one filter to filter effectively for approximately 26,000 gallons of water, or about one year. This bath ball is easy to refill with a replacement filter cartridge (sold separately). We safeguard the integrity of our water filter products by only accepting returns and exchanges that remain in their original (sealed) packaging.

We reserve the right to deny returns or exchanges on any packaging that has been opened or tampered with in any way. These high standards exist because we value the satisfaction of every customer. Filter Media: KDF is a patented technology for fluid purification. It is a nonhazardous material that remains active longer than other media (e.g. carbon).

Flow Rate: 4-5 gallons per minute

Dimensions: 4" diameter

How does it work?: Water enters the filter medium, which is made of a copper-zinc alloy. Within each granule of the alloy, the copper becomes the cathode; the zinc the anode. The spaces in between become electrolytic cells; the water and its contaminants act as electrolytes. As water passes through the media, zinc and copper hydroxides form in controlled amounts. These controlled hydroxide releases are carried into the filtered water to kill bacteria and propvide hostile conditions for algae and fungus growth.

The give-and-take of electrons during filtration changes contaminants into harmless components, or it electroplates them to the media, thus changing or removing them.