Bath Ball Water Faucet Filter

I am glad that I purchased this filter, as my grandson needed to have bath water without the chlorine. It also helps to make the water smell better.

That said, I cannot believe that I spent $65.00 on a plastic ball with the most ridiculous excuse for a "handle" that I can imagine. I did my homewrk. Most all of the bath tub filters are made the same. The shower filters are great--just plug them inline with the water and call it a day, but the bath tub filter has a cheeesey platice tubing handle that will NOT stay on the faucet no matter what you do on it''s own. My daughter and I rigged up several hair ties and constructed our own cheesey handle, also had to use a "tubbie toy" to keep it away from the tub wall or the water would just flow right past it.

All in all, I guess no one is smart enough to make a filter that will actually work the way it is supposed to. I wish I could find something that works without all of the dinking around. Plus I feel robbed of a lot of money for a plastic ball with a cheap handle. (oh yea, my grandson thinks it is a toy so we have to fight over it to have him leave it alone and not want to throw it somewhere) A filter that you could attach to the end of the faucet with some kind of heavy duty rubber connection would do the trick. Maybe I will figure it out and make a fortune outselling this one.

Our water has some pretty intense chlorine--the filtration plant says it''s 1ppm, which I suppose is average for city water supplies but it doesn''t make for a pleasant drinking/showering/bathing experience. We''ve run whole house carbon filters for years but they wear out really quickly and we don''t always get around to replacing them on time. I bought the bath ball for an 80 gallon bathtub that''s used on a daily basis in the winter--it''s sort of a stand-in for a hot tub and our family is super addicted to it! I really needed something to reduce the chlorine for our baths, but there are few options. The only problem with this product, aside from high cost, is that a lot of people complain it doesn''t hang from their faucet without major jury-rigging. My faucet actually looks a lot like the one pictured, it slopes downward with a flange or flare at the bottom, so I figured it would work. I was right! I have to slow down the water flow a little when I''m filling the tub so that the water doesn''t spill over the sides of the filter, but it''s well worth it. It works like a charm to neutralize the chlorine. The manufacturer states that the filter will last for 26,000 gallons, but that depends on how much chlorine is actually in your water. Even if it turns out that I have to replace the filter several times a year, it''s worth it to me for better water quality and healthier baths! Another bonus is that every component of the filter is recyclable.

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Ok,so the size on the top of the filter is small and the lip of the ball could be larger to accommodate larger faucets without constant over spill/ flow. Now having gone over the design issues I must say I bought this for my toddlers baths and her skin is softer! The water we have smells like bleach so the obvious sign of less chlorine for her makes me feel better!

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Well... it fits and stays in place. It does take longer for your tub to fill due to the fact you have to run the water slower so it doesn''t overflow the Bath Ball. The water does feel different and I am less itchy. The itchy skin was not from too hot of water... I believe Chicago''s high chemical water is doing it. I hope that the Bath Ball works overall in the long run.

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My bath tub faucet is the type where you can''t control the amount of water that comes out. Turning it clockwise controls the temperature, not the amount of water. So the ball hangs from it, but since the water comes out fast it overflows the ball. So about half the water gets treated and the other half just spills over the top. I wish the ball was larger so all the water could drain through. It was a lot of money not to work. Notice the picture how slow the water goes through the ball. Close but no cigar!