A replaceable carbon cartridge sits between your pipe and you. It catches sediment and cuts chlorine and its smell. When the cartridge is spent you swap the cartridge, not the head.
What the cartridge actually does
Trap the invisible
Behind the mesh sits an activated carbon block. Carbon works by adsorption: a single gram unfolds into hundreds of square meters of internal surface, and chlorine sticks to it on contact, along with the smell it leaves on skin and hair.
Catch the visible
A fiber mesh wraps the entire core and takes the first hit: sediment, rust flakes, and the grit old pipes shed into your water, trapped in the weave before they reach anything else.
Only one way out
Sealed caps close both ends of the cartridge, so there is no shortcut. Every drop passes the mesh and the carbon before it ever reaches the spray face.
It all lives in one slim filter you replace, not a head you throw away.
Simple Install
Install demonstration
What makes Kleanglo different
Plenty of filter showerheads make big promises. Here is what's structurally different about ours.
| Feature | Kleanglo | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Reduces chlorine | Yes | No | Partly |
| Replaceable filter, the head is yours for life | Yes | No filter | Varies |
| You see the used filter at every swap | Yes | No filter | Varies |
| Refill price | $21.99 | No filter | Varies |
| Money-back home trial | Yes | Varies | Varies |
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Reduces chlorine
- Kleanglo Yes
- Standard head No
- Filtered head Partly
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Replaceable filter, the head is yours for life
- Kleanglo Yes
- Standard head No filter
- Filtered head Varies
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You see the used filter at every swap
- Kleanglo Yes
- Standard head No filter
- Filtered head Varies
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Refill price
- Kleanglo $21.99
- Standard head No filter
- Filtered head Varies
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Money-back home trial
- Kleanglo Yes
- Standard head Varies
- Filtered head Varies