Why might someone want to use a filtered showerhead?

To get cleaner water that is gentler on skin and hair.

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We've tested 10 filtered showerheads (so far) — and yes, they really work

First publishedMay 24, 15:41 UTC

Last updatedAug 1, 18:35 UTC · 12m ago

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We've tested 10 filtered showerheads (so far) — and yes, they really work

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Filtered showerheads purify water before it hits your body to get rid of chlorine, heavy metals and other minerals.

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We tested ten filtered showerheads so far. The tests show they really work. These showerheads clean water before it touches your skin. They remove chlorine, heavy metals, and other minerals.

Why it matters

Cleaner shower water can help protect your skin and hair. It may reduce irritation from chemicals in tap water.

In brief

What do filtered showerheads remove from water?: They remove chlorine, heavy metals, and other minerals.
Why might someone want to use a filtered showerhead?: To get cleaner water that is gentler on skin and hair.

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