What should I do if my Filterbaby Showerhead Pro is clogged or has low water pressure?
Some showers do experience a moderate drop in water pressure as a result of Filterbaby's powerful filtration system.
If you experience an immediate or sudden drop in water pressure, we've got you covered.
Little to no water pressure immediately after installation?
- Sticker stuck inside: The top of your Filterbaby has a clear sticker on it that must be removed before installation.
Remove your Filterbaby from your shower arm and check the top of the filter and the inside of the shower arm for the
sticker.
- Refill Installation Issue: Check your refill installation inside the filter housing. Open the filter using the
quick-release buttons. Ensure the refill is fit snuggly on the showerhead (it attached to the back of the
showerhead.)
Dropping water pressure after 30 days or less?
- Excessively dirty water / highly turbid water: If your water is excessively dirty with physical contaminants or is
highly turbid, your filter refill is working overtime to capture up to 99.9% of physical contaminants as small
as 0.0001mm! Open your filter refill and take a look inside. If your filter is dirty, you can rinse it under cold
water to expand the filter's life. Reach out to help@filterbaby.com for assistance and personalized advice on the
best refill schedule for your water.
Dropping water pressure after 30-90 days?
- You need more frequent refill changes: Though most users only need to change their refill every 90 days, many areas
with highly contaminated water need more frequent filter refill replacement. Reach out to help@filterbaby.com for
assistance and personalized advice on the best refill schedule for your water.
- Normal filter lifecycle: If you experience a consist decline in water pressure, your Filterbaby is working as
intended. Over time, the water pressure may be slightly reduced as your Filterbaby's refill traps more and more
contaminants. That's why is is critical yo replace your filter refill every 60-90 days at minimum.