if you have an air compressor you can clean out the filters pretty well by submerging them in a bucket of water and blowing air up the plastic tip. don't need a lot of pressure (don't cause the plastic to separate from the ceramic).. keep going till the bubbles are coming out steady, rinse and reuse.

if you have an air compressor you can clean out the filters pretty well by submerging them in a bucket of water and blowing air up the plastic tip. don't need a lot of pressure (don't cause the plastic to separate from the ceramic).. keep going till the bubbles are coming out steady, rinse and reuse. yeah the fluoride filters have aluminum oxide in them and they leak this into your filtered water, one of the excito-toxins you're trying to filter out with the ceramic filters. pick your poison i guess, I have well water so i go without the white screw-on filters.

if you have an air compressor you can clean out the filters pretty well by submerging them in a bucket of water and blowing air up the plastic tip. don't need a lot of pressure (don't cause the plastic to separate from the ceramic).. keep going till the bubbles are coming out steady, rinse and reuse. yeah the fluoride filters have aluminum oxide in them and they leak this into your filtered water, one of the excito-toxins you're trying to filter out with the ceramic filters. pick your poison i guess, I have well water so i go without the white screw0on filters.

if you have an air compressor you can clean out the filters pretty well by submerging them in a bucket of water and blowing air up the plastic tip. dont need a lot of pressure (don't cause the plastic to separate from the ceramic).. keep going till the bubbles are coming out steady, rinse and reuse.