GrowoniX Mini Scrub Dechlorinator with Upgraded KDF85/Catalytic Carbon
The GrowoniX Mini Scrub dechlorinator pushes 1 GPM, about 60 gallons an hour, through an upgraded KDF85/Catalytic Carbon filter. That media pulls chlorine, chloramine, iron, sulfur, heavy metals, and scale from your feed water. The KDF85/CAT is bacteriostatic too, holding back microorganism growth inside the housing. Chloramine needs this filter. Standard carbon will not touch it.
KDF85 Catalytic Carbon Built for Chloramine Removal
Rated for 8,000 gallons of chlorine or chloramine removal, the KDF85 carbon outlasts basic dechlorinators by a wide margin. The 3/8″ QC ports let you drop it inline on a feed line or ahead of an RO system without requiring additional fittings.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Flow Rate | 1 GPM |
| Filter Media | KDF85/Catalytic Carbon |
| Chlorine/Chloramine Capacity | 8,000 gallons |
| Port Size | 3/8″ QC |
FAQ
Can this filter remove chloramine effectively?
Yes, the KDF85/Catalytic Carbon media is specifically designed to remove chloramine, which standard carbon filters cannot handle.
What is the flow rate of the unit?
The unit has a flow rate of 1 GPM, which equates to about 60 gallons per hour.
How long does the filter last?
The KDF85/Catalytic Carbon is rated for up to 8,000 gallons of chlorine or chloramine removal before needing replacement.
Angela Knox –
This filter works great with my aquarium setup. I’ve been using it for over two months and noticed a significant drop in chlorine and chloramine levels. The water quality has improved noticeably, and my fish seem more active and healthy.
Stephanie Smith –
I was worried about chloramine in my tap water affecting my tank. This mini scrubber handles it well. The installation was easy, and the flow rate is consistent. No leaks or issues so far.
Jason Paterson –
It removes chlorine and chloramine effectively. The 3/8 QC port fits perfectly into my existing line. I don’t see any clogging after several weeks of use.