Title: Test your water with chlorine test strips to see that it doesn't work!
Product review: Although the rain shower filter looks great, it does very little to remove chlorine. I bought a new filter and used EPA-certified free chlorine test strips (the kind used in commercial kitchens to meet health department codes) to test the amount of chlorine this filter removed. There was no difference between untreated tap water and supposed filtered water from this unit. Water from my Brita pitcher filter by comparison tested negative for chlorine. After doing more research online, I've found that many shower filters are ineffective despite claims, mainly because of water temperature and pressure that doesn't allow the water to slowly filter through the chamber like a water pitcher filter does. I'm still looking for a better filter(will check out Vitamin C shower filters next), but this product is really just an expensive and sharp looking shower head.
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