Santevia Organic Cotton Faucet Filter - Bathtub Water Purifier - For Sensitive Skin

Absolutely brilliant!!! I've seen these before and wasn't sure but I bagged a deal on black Friday. Before using but after delivery I noticed a person had left a negative review holding a water meter reading that appears to be of a high number. As I filter my drinking tap water and do own a TDS meter, it was good news to me as it clearly shows the added zinc and magnesium. I don't know if this person factored that into the equation (no shade.) I feel my bathwater was slightly more silky than usual (as a neurodiverse this is prominent to me.) The attachment isnt great as it did get blown off the tap once so I had to start my bath again to get the full effect. I love the cotton bag also, I just popped this on the heater it was dry in no time! Overall after one use I rate this product 9/10. I would buy again at the black Friday deal price and I would recommend.

I’ve used the plastic, more expensive bath filters. I like this one better, it really takes away the chlorine smell so my kid doesn’t smell like a swimming pool. Only lasts a couple months but secures nicely to the faucet so all the bath water is filtered. I also love their water pitcher as well. They have excellent customer service.

This filter gives me so much peace of mind knowing I’m reducing contaminants in my kids’ bath water. It’s easy to use, and I can feel the difference in the water softness and clarity. As a mom, I love knowing I’m taking one more step to protect their sensitive skin and overall health.

This is fantastic! The bath water feels SO different. It feels smoother, softer and way more cleansing. I take a lot of energetic cleansing salt baths and figured that bathing in chlorine was probably not doing me any favors. I love this product and I'm going to be buying it as gifts for all my friends who love their baths!

I rarely write reviews, but I felt the need to in this case, as I’ve seen a few negative comments that I’d like to address. Some people use a PPM meter to test the water and claim the filter doesn’t work, but that’s misleading. The filter adds minerals to the water, which naturally increases the PPM reading, this doesn’t mean it’s ineffective. The smell is indeed something that people might find unpleasant, this is likely due to the added minerals. If you've ever had natural mineral water (not store-bought), you’ll recognize the scent. If you don't know what I am talking about, just go to Bad Ems in Germany, and try it :) Btw, the smell faded after 4-5 baths in our case. My only real issue is that the filter doesn’t seem to remove much besides chlorine. However, I have to mention that my child’s eczema completely disappeared within two months of using it.