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Select the 1.5 CUFT system and complete checkout securely in a few clicks. No size choices to navigate — this system is sized for 1 to 6 bathrooms, covering the full range of standard American homes.
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Connect the filter to your main supply line using the written guide and video walkthrough — most installs take two to three hours. The system runs passively from that point forward. No programming, no salt, no ongoing consumables. Set it up once and every tap in your home delivers noticeably cleaner water.
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• Bottle-quality tasting water throughout your home — every tap, every shower, every glass
• Removes up to 99% of impurities — chlorine, chloramine, PFAS, pesticides, herbicides, VOCs, and more
• Next-generation upflow technology forces water upward through the full media bed — no channeling, consistent performance through the system's full media life
• Maintains high-flow water delivery to multiple simultaneous outlets without pressure drop
• Advanced catalytic carbon filter media — engineered specifically for chloramine removal where standard carbon media falls short
Six months is an unusually generous satisfaction window for a water filtration system — more than three times the 30 or 60 days that most competitors offer.
We give you six months because we want you to evaluate this system properly: across different seasons, through varying household demand, and long enough to see whether the difference in your water quality is everything we say it will be.
You'll know within the first week whether the chlorine odor has left your shower. You'll know within the first month whether your tap water tastes genuinely different. If within six months you're not satisfied with the system's performance for any reason, contact us. The return process is straightforward, transparent, and free of unnecessary friction.

For most Americans, city water feels safe almost by definition if it comes through the municipal system, it must have been tested and treated. That's technically true. The EPA sets maximum contaminant levels for a long list of substances, and municipal utilities work to stay within those limits.
What the regulatory framework does NOT guarantee is water that is free from every compound that affects health or quality of life.
The EPA's maximum contaminant levels represent a balance between ideal purity and the practical limits of large-scale water treatment infrastructure. They permit what the agency determines are acceptable levels of certain contaminants to remain in the water.
Chlorine disinfection byproducts the trihalomethanes that form when chlorine reacts with organic matter in source water are regulated, not eliminated. Pesticide residues from agricultural runoff are regulated at thresholds, not removed entirely. PFAS compounds only recently received federal maximum contaminant levels, and many municipal systems are still years away from meeting them. Trace pharmaceuticals that enter source water through wastewater discharge aren't addressed by standard treatment at all.
The water that arrives at your home is safe. The water that leaves your home's point-of-entry carbon filter is cleaner. The distinction matters to the family that drinks, cooks, and bathes in that water every day.

Every SoftPro Chlorine+ Carbon Filter ships with a limited lifetime warranty covering the system and its components. In the whole-house filtration category at this price point, lifetime warranty coverage is NOT the norm — most competitors offer one to three year warranties that expire well before any homeowner would consider the system's useful life complete.
A passive filtration system with no electrical components, no moving parts during normal operation, and a carbon media bed rated for 6 to 10 years of service should be warranted for life. That's the position behind this warranty. Coverage lasts for the life of your ownership and transfers with the system if you sell the property.
Warranty details
The catalytic carbon media inside the SoftPro Chlorine+ Filter is NOT a replaceable cartridge. It's a media bed rated for 600,000 to 1,000,000 gallons of treated water under typical household conditions — a service life that translates to approximately 6 to 10 years for a family of four at average daily US water consumption.
Compare that to conventional whole-house cartridge filter systems that require annual or semi-annual cartridge replacement — $50 to $200 or more per replacement, plus the time and inconvenience of the replacement itself, compounding every six to twelve months across the system's life.
The SoftPro media bed replaces that entire cycle with a single media load that requires no attention for years. When the media eventually does need replacing, the procedure involves isolating the tank via the bypass valve, removing and discarding the spent carbon, and loading fresh media — a job that can be completed in an afternoon with guidance from our support team.
PFAS — per and polyfluoroalkyl substances appear in this product's name and throughout its contaminant removal claims. They deserve a plain-language explanation, because they represent a different category of water quality concern from the disinfectants and agricultural chemicals that traditional filtration has always addressed.

Most whole-house carbon filters direct water downward through the media bed entering at the top and exiting at the bottom. Over time, water flowing downward finds and exploits the path of least resistance, creating preferential channels through the media where it moves quickly with minimal contact.
The media in these channels becomes progressively depleted while the media away from the channels is underutilized. The tank's nominal media volume remains unchanged, but the effective filtration area shrinks with each passing month.
The SoftPro Chlorine+ Filter's upflow design directs water from the bottom of the tank upward through the media bed. The upward flow pressure distributes water uniformly across the full cross-section of the tank, lifts the media bed slightly to prevent compaction, and works against the development of preferential channels.
Every part of the media participates in filtration consistently from the first day of operation through year six or seven when the media approaches end-of-life. The result? Filtration performance that holds up over time rather than declining progressively, and a media life that reflects genuine available capacity rather than a theoretical volume that the system never fully utilizes.
• Upflow design forces water through the full media volume — no shortcuts, no channeling, no declining performance curve
• Better contact time between water and catalytic carbon media — every gallon treated receives the same quality of filtration as the first gallon treated years earlier
• Extended effective media life — the 600,000 to 1,000,000 gallon rating reflects what the upflow system actually delivers, not what a downflow system would theoretically deliver if its media were perfectly uniformly utilized

Your SoftPro Chlorine+ Carbon Filter order ships with a complimentary neoprene insulating jacket for the filter tank, while supplies last. This isn't cosmetic packaging — it serves a practical function for any system installed in a basement, utility room, or garage where humidity and temperature variation are part of the environment.
• Insulates the filter tank to reduce condensation that forms when the cold tank surface meets warm humid air — preventing moisture from pooling at the base of the unit over time
• Protects the tank from temperature extremes in unheated installation spaces — garages, pump rooms, and semi-exposed utility areas where ambient temperature swings are more pronounced than in a conditioned basement
• Washable neoprene construction — easy to remove for maintenance access, easy to clean, designed to maintain a clean appearance for the life of the system

We process orders quickly, ship from nine regionally distributed warehouse locations across the country, and have real people who answer the phone if anything needs attention. From the moment you place your order to the moment your system is running in your home, the experience is straightforward.
Real people answer the phone if your shipment is delayed, arrives with damage, or shows any discrepancy from what you ordered

This question comes up consistently from homeowners who arrive at this page from softener research.
The answer is direct: this filter and a water softener are complementary tools that address entirely different water quality problems. Neither replaces the other.
• Chlorine and chloramine disinfection residuals from municipal treatment
• PFAS forever chemicals — up to 99% reduction under typical city water conditions
• Pesticides, herbicides, and agricultural chemical residues in source water
• Volatile organic compounds and chemical taste and odor
• Trihalomethanes and disinfection byproducts
• Pharmaceutical traces and industrial chemical residues
• Does NOT remove dissolved calcium and magnesium — water hardness is entirely unaffected by carbon filtration

• Dissolved calcium and magnesium — the minerals that form scale in pipes, water heaters, dishwashers, and washing machines
• White mineral deposits on fixtures, spotted glassware, soap that won't lather, and dry skin from hard water mineral residue
• Reduced appliance efficiency and lifespan from internal scale accumulation
• Does NOT remove chlorine, chloramines, PFAS, or any chemical contaminant — softening is mineral treatment only
If your city water is both chemically treated and hard — which describes a substantial percentage of American households — both systems working together address the complete picture. When installed together, this filter goes upstream of the softener so chlorine and chloramine residuals are removed before the filtered water reaches the softener's resin bed. Chlorine exposure degrades water softener resin over time, so upstream filtration also protects the softener's media from oxidative wear.
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Both are whole-house upflow catalytic carbon filtration systems from SoftPro. Both address chlorine, chloramines, PFAS, pesticides, and chemical taste and odor. The one difference is bone char — and whether that difference is relevant to your household is a straightforward question.
• Chlorine taste and odor, chloramine removal, and PFAS reduction are your primary concerns
• Fluoride in your city water is not a specific concern for your household
• You want comprehensive whole-house chemical filtration at the best available price
• Fluoride reduction is a priority — for infants, young children, or any member of your household with specific fluoride concerns
• You want whole-house fluoride reduction at every outlet simultaneously, rather than point-of-use filters at individual taps
• You want the broadest available contaminant reduction profile including bone char's additional trace heavy metal and inorganic compound adsorption
Both products share the same upflow design, the same catalytic carbon media, the same 600,000 to 1,000,000 gallon media life, and the same lifetime warranty. The $200 difference between them pays specifically for bone char's fluoride reduction capability. If fluoride is not a priority, the Chlorine+ Carbon Filter delivers everything you need at a lower price.
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