Bath Ball® Filter Reviews

Turn every bath into a softer-feeling, spa-worthy soak. City water carries chlorine or chloramine to keep it safe on its long trip through the mains. By the time it fills your tub that job is done, yet it is still in the warm water you soak in and the steam you breathe. The Bath Ball® hangs on your tub spout and reduces chlorine, chloramine and other unwanted contaminants as the bath fills, so the water that reaches you feels the way a bath should. Customers tell us they notice it from the first bath: water that feels softer and silkier, skin that feels smoother and less dry afterward, hair that feels softer and no swimming-pool smell or other unpleasant odors rising from the tub. It is a favorite with parents at bath time, and there is nothing to plumb and nothing about your routine to change. A softer-feeling bath: less chlorine and chloramine in the water you soak in. No unpleasant odors: the swimming-pool smell and other odors fade from a hot bath. Hangs in seconds: its loop goes over the spout. No tools, nothing to plumb. Five colors: White, Chrome, Black, Pink and Blue, all with the same authentic cartridge. How it works The Bath Ball is a reusable BPA-free ABS housing with one replaceable cartridge inside. Water falls into the open top of the ball, through the flat stainless steel mesh face of the cartridge, across a deep bed of three kinds of media spheres and out of the base into the tub. Because the ball holds a full bed of media rather than a thin screen at the spout, the water spends longer in contact with it. Ceramic mineralization spheres White ceramic spheres help balance the water's minerals and pH, help clarify it, and neutralize chlorine into a harmless form as the water passes. ERA redox alloy spheres ERA is Crystal Quest's own copper-zinc redox alloy. Two metals in contact with water behave like a tiny battery: one gives up electrons and chlorine takes them, which neutralizes it into a harmless form. Because it works by reaction, it suits the warm water of a tub fill, and it also reduces low levels of hydrogen sulfide, the rotten egg smell, and some dissolved lead. Catalytic and coconut carbon spheres Our premium catalytic and coconut carbon backs up the reactive media. Its vast inner surface helps break down chloramine, the slower disinfectant, and holds the unpleasant odors, organic compounds and pharmaceutical traces that can ride along in city water. Stainless steel mesh face One flat, round stainless steel mesh covers the face of the reversible cartridge. The frame on top divides it into six sections, so it looks like six pieces, but it is one mesh. It holds the spheres in place and catches loose grit on its way to the tub. What it reduces Chlorine and chloramine first, plus low levels of hydrogen sulfide, off odors, some organic compounds (VOCs), pharmaceutical traces, some lead and other dissolved metals, and loose grit. The Bath Ball does not soften water, lower TDS or disinfect. The "What it reduces" guide on this page shows which media handle each one. Who it is for Homes on city water treated with chlorine or chloramine. You do not need to know which one your city uses. Anyone whose skin feels tight or dry after a bath, or who notices the chlorine smell as a hot bath fills. Families with little ones at bath time. Renters, and anyone who wants nothing to plumb. It hangs on the spout and lifts off when you are done. A thoughtful gift: Pink and Blue make a sweet present for a new baby. Five colors, one filter Every color is the same Bath Ball with the same cartridge, so choose the one that suits your bathroom. White is the original Bath Ball color and a great pick for hard water. Chrome brings an elevated, polished look. Black is simple luxury for a clean, modern bathroom. Pink is for pink lovers, or a sweet gift for a baby girl, and Blue the same for a baby boy. How it hangs Most tub spouts take it in three easy steps, with no tools. On a faucet with no place for the loop, the Bath Ball Hook gives it one. On the spout 1. The handle. Snap the hard or flex handle into the two holes on top of the ball. 2. The spout. Hang the loop over the spout so the ball sits right under the outlet. A pull-up diverter knob sits between the loop's two sides and stays free. 3. Fill. Run the bath as usual. Water goes in at the top and out of the base. On the Bath Ball Hook For a faucet with no place for the loop, such as a tall or curved tub filler, add the optional Bath Ball Hook. It is a small stainless steel hook with an adhesive back. Peel off the backing, stick the hook on the side of the faucet tip, near the outlet, so the ball will hang right beneath it, then hang the ball on the hook. If you are unsure about your faucet, send our team a photo. 1. Place the hook. Peel the backing and stick the hook on the side of the faucet tip, near the outlet. 2. Hang the ball. Its loop goes on the hook, right under the outlet. 3. Run the bath. Water falls into the top and out of the base. Car...