Re: Shower and Bath Water filtering

[Guest guest]

We have a shower filter (have had for a couple of years now) and it

makes a world of difference. Every time I have to bathe somewhere

else my skin & hair (not to mention my nose) immediately notice the

difference. Getting a unit for the shower is inexpensive (around 30

bucks in the US). Highly recommended!

andra

> I'm sure many of you have heard the buzz from Dr. Oz' suggestion to

> use shower filters/bath filters.

>

> Has anyone done this? I wonder, giving the cost of these filters, if

> its better to by a whole house system.

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee, Hi All

>

> I'm sure many of you have heard the buzz from Dr. Oz' suggestion to

> use shower filters/bath filters.

>

> Has anyone done this? I wonder, giving the cost of these filters, if

> its better to by a whole house system.

>

> Anyway, Bee, this link http://www.filtersfast.com/Sprite-Bath-Salts-

> filter.asp displays a product by the company who manufactures the

> filter. Its for a epsom/sea salt combo that also has some chlorine

> removing agent. My instinct says no because of this agent, but it

> seems to be the same agent used in the filter itself.

>

Hi . I believe it would cost a lot less to buy a shower filter

than to get a whole house system. To fill the tub the water is run

through the shower unit. Here is Canada we can pay more, but they cost

about $60.00, which is reasonable. They are available at the local

health store.

You can make the bath salts yourself, by mixing Epsom Salts and sea

salt together, but I think Espom salt alone is better. Sea salt is

okay, but it can dry the skin.

The best, Bee

[Guest guest]

Dear Bee,

Good idea to fill the bath with the showerhead. So simple!

Bee, as an aside, is there any way you can let us know what credits

you get from our purchases? I am ordering through your site, but

have no way of confirming that you are actually getting credit. If

you said - got credit for two orders this month, etc. then that way

I could follow up if you weren't getting the credit.

Thank you. (PS great explanation of the germ theory and the American

Indians. Your knowledge and instinct continue to impress me

immensely.

love

> >

> > Hi Bee, Hi All

> >

> > I'm sure many of you have heard the buzz from Dr. Oz' suggestion

to

> > use shower filters/bath filters.

> >

> > Has anyone done this? I wonder, giving the cost of these

filters, if

> > its better to by a whole house system.

> >

> > Anyway, Bee, this link http://www.filtersfast.com/Sprite-Bath-

Salts-

> > filter.asp displays a product by the company who manufactures

the

> > filter. Its for a epsom/sea salt combo that also has some

chlorine

> > removing agent. My instinct says no because of this agent, but

it

> > seems to be the same agent used in the filter itself.

> >

> Hi . I believe it would cost a lot less to buy a shower

filter

> than to get a whole house system. To fill the tub the water is

run

> through the shower unit. Here is Canada we can pay more, but they

cost

> about $60.00, which is reasonable. They are available at the

local

> health store.

>

> You can make the bath salts yourself, by mixing Epsom Salts and

sea

> salt together, but I think Espom salt alone is better. Sea salt

is

> okay, but it can dry the skin.

>

> The best, Bee

>

[Guest guest]

Hi andra,

Thanks for the note. My question is how often do you change the

filter? How do you know its time? etc.?

Thanks.

>

> We have a shower filter (have had for a couple of years now) and it

> makes a world of difference. Every time I have to bathe somewhere

> else my skin & hair (not to mention my nose) immediately notice the

> difference. Getting a unit for the shower is inexpensive (around

30

> bucks in the US). Highly recommended!

>

>

> andra

>

>

> > I'm sure many of you have heard the buzz from Dr. Oz' suggestion

to

> > use shower filters/bath filters.

> >

> > Has anyone done this? I wonder, giving the cost of these

filters, if

> > its better to by a whole house system.

>

[Guest guest]

,

That is an interesting question, and one that I have been wondering

about myself. However I think ours is due for a change... how long

the cartridges last depends on your water, how often you use it, your

filter... that type of thing. But some can last quite long - up to a

year!

andra

>

> Hi andra,

>

> Thanks for the note. My question is how often do you change the

> filter? How do you know its time? etc.?

>

> Thanks.

>

>

>

>

> >

> > We have a shower filter (have had for a couple of years now) and it

> > makes a world of difference. Every time I have to bathe somewhere

> > else my skin & hair (not to mention my nose) immediately notice the

> > difference. Getting a unit for the shower is inexpensive (around

> 30

> > bucks in the US). Highly recommended!

> >

> >

> > andra

> >

[Guest guest]

>

> Dear Bee,

>

> Good idea to fill the bath with the showerhead. So simple!

>

> Bee, as an aside, is there any way you can let us know what credits

> you get from our purchases? I am ordering through your site, but

> have no way of confirming that you are actually getting credit. If

> you said - got credit for two orders this month, etc. then that

way

> I could follow up if you weren't getting the credit.

>

> Thank you. (PS great explanation of the germ theory and the

American

> Indians. Your knowledge and instinct continue to impress me

> immensely.

>

> love

+++Hi . It wouldn't be helpful for me to let you know what

credits I get from your purchases, since many people who do not

belong to this group also purchase from my website, i.e. friends,

family, people who visit my website, etc.

+++Thanks for acknowledging me! I try, but like anyone I'm not

perfect.

Luv & Hugs, Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi,

maybe I missed this, but what is the brand of the filter you are

using? I would like to get one.

Thanks,

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

the brand I plan on trying is Sprite. Apparently you can pick it up

at home depot.

>

> Hi,

> maybe I missed this, but what is the brand of the filter you are

> using? I would like to get one.

> Thanks,

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi,

> maybe I missed this, but what is the brand of the filter you are

> using? I would like to get one.

+++Hi . There are many good brands available at your local health

store.

Bee

[Guest guest]

My brother orders ours through Quixtar, www.quixtar.com. It works

really well.

andra

>

> Hi,

> maybe I missed this, but what is the brand of the filter you are

> using? I would like to get one.

> Thanks,

>

>