Washing Machine Filter
- Reduces sediment, rust & limescale before they reach your clothes
- Brighter colors & softer towels from cleaner water
- Protects your machine from scale buildup & costly repairs
- Installs on the inlet hose in minutes, no plumber needed
Say hello to
- Brighter whites and longer-lasting colors
- Softer towels and fabrics
- A machine that runs like new for longer
Say goodbye to
- Rust stains and gray dinge on laundry
- Stiff, scratchy fabrics from hard water
- Scale buildup inside your machine
Benefits
- Cleaner Water In: Reduces the rust, sand and sediment carried by tap water
- Limescale Protection: Reduces the scale that hard water leaves on your machine's heater and drum
- Gentler On Fabrics: Cleaner water helps detergent work better and fabrics stay soft
- Universal Fit: Fits standard washing machine inlet connections
- Easy To Replace: Swap the filter in minutes when it's spent
Instructions
- Turn off the water tap behind your machine.
- Unscrew the inlet hose from the tap.
- Screw the filter onto the tap.
- Connect the inlet hose to the filter.
- Turn the water back on and check for leaks.
- Run a wash as usual. That's it.

CLEANER WATER IN
Reduces the rust, sand and sediment in your tap water before it ever touches your laundry

SCALE PROTECTION
Reduces the limescale that hard water builds up on your machine's heating element and drum

BRIGHTER LAUNDRY
Cleaner water helps detergent work better, so colors stay vivid and towels stay soft wash after wash
What Hard Water Is Doing To Your Laundry
Good to Know
Does it fit my machine?
Yes. It fits standard washing machine inlet connections and installs between the water tap and your machine's inlet hose. No tools or plumber needed.
How long does one filter last?
Up to 6 months for a typical household, depending on your water quality and how often you wash. When laundry starts feeling different, it's time to swap.
Will it reduce my water pressure?
No noticeable difference. The filter is designed to let water flow freely while it catches sediment and reduces scale.
What does it actually remove?
It reduces the rust, sand and sediment carried by tap water, and reduces the limescale that hard water deposits inside your machine and on your fabrics.
Why does my laundry need this?
Tap water in the region is hard. Every wash, minerals and sediment settle into fabrics and coat your machine's heater. That's why towels turn stiff, colors fade and machines die early. Filtering the water in fixes the cause, not the symptom.
