Home Wellness

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Home Wellness — Cleaner Water at Every Tap

Upgrade your home’s water with whole-home filtration, salt-free conditioning, and shower filters. Target common issues like chlorine/chloramine taste, sediment, scale, and specific contaminants (fluoride, chromium-6) with systems sized for your plumbing and household.

Whole-Home Coverage
Filter and condition water for every tap & appliance.
Targeted Protection
Specialized cartridges for fluoride, chromium-6, and more.
Better Showering
Chlorine reduction and cleaner feel for skin & hair.
Low Maintenance
Long-life media and easy-swap cartridges.

Home Wellness — Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between whole-home filtration and conditioning?
Filtration targets contaminants (chlorine, sediment, VOCs, etc.). Conditioning alters how minerals behave to reduce scale without adding salt—great for protecting pipes and appliances.
Do I need both a filter and a conditioner?
If you want cleaner-tasting water and less scale, yes. Many homes pair a whole-home filter with a salt-free conditioner.
Will these systems reduce fluoride or chromium-6?
Standard whole-home filters don’t reliably reduce fluoride/Cr-6. Use dedicated systems specifically designed and rated for those targets.
Can I install a whole-home system myself?
Competent DIYers can handle basic installs with shut-off valves and bypass loops. Many customers use a licensed plumber for warranty compliance and clean routing.
Where do these systems go?
Typically where water enters the home (garage, mechanical room, or basement). Allow clearance for cartridges and service access.
How often do I replace filters?
It depends on water quality and usage. Most cartridges are 6–12 months; some whole-home media beds last years. Follow the product’s schedule.
City vs. well water—anything special?
City water often focuses on chlorine/chloramine, VOCs, and taste/odor. Well water may require sediment, iron/manganese, or bacteria solutions—start with a water test.
Will a conditioner soften my water?
Salt-free conditioners reduce scale but don’t remove hardness minerals like a traditional softener. Many prefer them for low upkeep and no brine discharge.
Do shower filters really help?
High-quality shower filters reduce chlorine and improve feel/smell. They’re quick to install and a great first step for renters.
What flow rate should I look for?
Match system flow (GPM) to your peak demand (showers + appliances). Undersized systems can reduce pressure during stacked use.
How do I size for my home?
Consider number of bathrooms, occupants, and pipe size (often 3/4″ or 1″). When in doubt, choose the larger flow-rated model to avoid pressure drop.
What maintenance should I plan for?
Mark a calendar for cartridge swaps, keep a spare set on hand, and flush systems per manual after replacements. Inspect for leaks at each change.

Product Lineup

Echo Pure Whole-Home Water Filter Whole-Home

Best For: Chlorine, taste/odor, VOC reduction across the house

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Echo Salt-Free Conditioner Scale Control

Best For: Reducing scale on fixtures & appliances without salt

Shop Echo Conditioner

Tyent Shower Lux Filter Shower

Best For: Quick upgrade for chlorine reduction at the shower

Shop Shower Lux

Tyent Fluoride System (2-Bank) Fluoride

Best For: Targeted fluoride reduction

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Tyent Chromium-6 System (4-Bank) Cr-6

Best For: Targeted chromium-6 reduction

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Tyent Large Mass Sediment Pre-Filter Sediment

Best For: Well water or visible particulates before main system

Shop Sediment Pre-Filter

Key Benefits of Home Water Upgrades

  • Cleaner, better-tasting water at every tap.
  • Less scale on fixtures and longer appliance life.
  • Target the contaminants that matter to your area.
  • Low-maintenance options sized for real households.

Compare Options

System Main Advantage Where It Installs Best For Shop
Whole-Home Filter Taste/odor, chlorine, VOCs Main water line City water; whole-house coverage Echo Pure
Salt-Free Conditioner Scale reduction (no salt) Main water line (after filter) Scale control without softening Echo Conditioner
Shower Filter Chlorine reduction at point-of-use Shower arm Renters; first-step upgrade Shower Lux
Fluoride System (2-Bank) Dedicated fluoride targeting Inline, near main line Areas with added fluoride 2-Bank Fluoride
Chromium-6 System (4-Bank) Dedicated Cr-6 targeting Inline, near main line Regions with Cr-6 concerns 4-Bank Cr-6
Sediment Pre-Filter Protects downstream systems Upstream of main filter Well water; high particulates Sediment Pre-Filter

Tip: For city water, a popular stack is Whole-Home Filter → Salt-Free Conditioner. Add targeted systems only if needed based on your local water quality.

Space & Placement Guide

Plan for a clean layout with shut-offs and a bypass loop for service.

Item Typical Space Placement Notes Plumbing/Power
Whole-Home Filter Floor/wall near main line Allow vertical clearance to swap cartridges 3/4″–1″ lines; shut-offs + bypass
Salt-Free Conditioner Inline after filter Follow flow direction; protect from freezing 3/4″–1″ lines; minimal/no power
2-/3-/4-Bank Target Systems Wall-mount rack area Label flow path; keep spare cartridges handy 3/4″–1″ lines; pressure/flow per spec
Shower Filter Shower arm access Teflon tape on threads; hand-tighten then snug No power; periodic cartridge swaps

Delivery Path Checklist

Systems are compact, but plan for a tidy mechanical layout.

  • Mounting: Identify studs or use proper anchors for wall racks.
  • Bypass: Install a 3-valve bypass loop for easy service.
  • Drains: Some setups benefit from a nearby drain or bucket during cartridge changes.
  • Freeze Protection: Avoid exterior walls in cold climates or insulate accordingly.

Care, Warranty & Shipping

Track cartridge change intervals (set a calendar reminder), keep a spare set on hand, and inspect fittings for seepage after swaps. Follow the manufacturer’s specs for water pressure, flow, and flush procedures. See product pages for warranty and shipping details.

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