Discover the Difference with Culligan’s Iron Filters

Water filtration involves removing small particles like sediment, manganese, iron, chlorine and even gasses like hydrogen sulfide from the water. The filter traps these particles (in sizes as small as 10 microns), as water travels through it. Periodically the filter must be backwashed, so the unit has to be taken off-line and the flow of water through the filter is reversed. The reverse flow of water is directed to a drain and the trapped sediment is rinsed out. When completed, the filter is ready to work. Culligan Water Filters can be configured to solve any water problem. To learn more about water filtration, check out the Water FAQ page.

Benefits of Culligan Water Filtration Systems:

  • Remove dirt, silt, clay and other sediments
    from your drinking & working water
  • Four layers of filtering material for optimum water treatment
  • Absolutely no cartridges to change or clean
  • Minimizes unpleasant odor
  • Reduces most chlorine taste and odor
  • Reduces effects of water corrosion on plumbing, appliances and fixtures
  • Eliminates water stains due to corrosion
  • Neutralizes acidic water

Rust Stains – Iron If you are on well water, traces of iron in the water can stain your clothing and fixtures. Culligan has a range of solutions to remove iron. The concentrations of the iron in your water will determine the solution. A water test is the best way to be sure to get proper sizing and solution for your home and family needs.

Chemical Taste & Smell – Chlorine In many areas chlorine is added to the water as a disinfectant. Chlorine can irritate skin and has an objectionable odor. A whole house carbon filter or carbon and softening system can remove the chlorine so your water tastes better at every faucet in your home and your showers are more enjoyable.

Blue/Green Staining – Low pH Acid water, or water with low pH, can wreak havoc on your pipes and porcelain fixtures. The acids eat away at the iron and copper on pipes and unlined heaters, leaving behind red or blue stains. Culligan filters reduce the stains and pipe damage by neutralizing the acids in your water supply

Rust Stains In Sink

Rust Stains – Iron

If you are on well water, traces of iron in the water can stain your clothing and fixtures. Culligan has a range of solutions to remove iron. The concentrations of the iron in your water will determine the solution. A water test is the best way to be sure to get proper sizing and solution for your home and family needs.

 

 

Water smells from Chlorine

Chemical Taste & Smell – Chlorine

In many areas chlorine is added to the water as a disinfectant. Chlorine can irritate skin and has an objectionable odor. A whole house carbon filter or carbon and softening system can remove the chlorine so your water tastes better at every faucet in your home and your showers are more enjoyable.

 

 

Blue pipes from High pH Levels in water

Blue/Green Staining – Low pH

Acid water, or water with low pH, can wreak havoc on your pipes and porcelain fixtures. The acids eat away at the iron and copper on pipes and unlined heaters, leaving behind red or blue stains. Culligan filters reduce the stains and pipe damage by neutralizing the acids in your water supply

 

 

Iron-Cleer Filtration System

Medallist Filter

Culligan Iron-Cleer

  • No more Iron/brown Stains On Your Fixtures
  • Stops the “rotten egg odor”
  • Reduces Acid Blue/Green Staining

Culligan Medallist Whole House Filter

  • Eliminates Green Staining
  • Reduces Hazy Water
  • Reduces Bad Odor
  • Reduces Sediment/Sand
  • Reduces Acid Blue/Green Staining