The Best Whole House Water Filter System in 2024… Tested in a Lab!

Mike reviews the SpringWell CF Whole House Water Filter System in detail. It’s the best whole house water filter on the market right now!

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Table of Contents
00:00 – Intro
00:19 – General Information
00:52 – System Sizes
01:43 – What's Included?
02:11 – Cost
02:43 – Filtration Process
04:13 – Pros & Cons
08:33 – Taste Test
09:58 – Lab Test
15:46 – Personal Review
16:53 – Outro

In our opinion, the SpringWell CF is the best whole house water filter right now. That’s because it effectively removes chlorine, chloramine, PFAS, pesticides, disinfection byproducts, and other organic chemicals and even some heavy metals in water. Thus, it provides much healthier and better-tasting water – all while being easy to install and maintain.

Who Should Buy the SpringWell CF Whole House Water Filter System?

The SpringWell CF is best for people who want to improve the overall quality and aesthetics of their (municipal) water at every outlet in their home (sinks and other faucets, showers, washing machine, dishwasher, etc.). The system is ideal for small to large households.

SpringWell CF Whole House Water Filter Main Pros:

-Uses catalytic carbon and KDF filter media to target organic chemicals (chlorine/chloramine, disinfection byproducts, PFAS, pesticides/herbicides, VOCs, etc.) and some heavy metals such as lead to make all the water in your home much healthier, odorless, and better-tasting
-Separate sediment filter removes floating particles which protects your appliances
-3 system sizes available to match the size of your home
-Easy to install and maintain
-Long-lasting filter life guaranteed (up to 1,000,000 gallons or 10 years)
-6-month satisfaction guarantee + limited lifetime warranty

SpringWell CF Whole House Water Filter Main Cons:

-Fittings are plastic and may cross-thread
-This is not a budget whole house water filter

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[ErokCherokee]

Glad to see this test as I already have the Springwell CF4 installed and will be looking to install the CF+ in our new house once we move. You are right about additional filtration for drinking water which I like the Clearly Filtered refrigerator water line filter system. Easy DIY and great results.

[A.J.P.]

Thank you for your review! I’m purchasing a new build and have been thinking of getting this particular brand for my home!!

[stoevne]

That was really informative. I like that you took the time to go through every aspect of it all. Will you be sharing more systems in the future with lab tests too?

[monacomans]

If you pause on the Total Reduction Chat, you'll notice is says "No or No significant reduction on; Boron and FLUORIDE". If its anything you want out your water is Fluoride.

[Theedgeofsanity]

Great information and well presented, we’re considering this for a new home and have read positive reviews for Springwell. We currently have a Pelican system and it seems to be a similar system which has worked well.

[christiannn]

Really enjoyed this video, can see the work that went into it!

[EchoSigma]

What’s the cost of the 10 year carbon filter? Is it proprietary?

[mytapscore]

Thanks for testing with us! When is the next video coming? :-)

[taracoach]

Great review! Are you guys going to do a tap score test for your Water drop under sink RO system?

[BurgerMotorsports]

Why is the sediment filter after the carbon filter? I thought it should be the other way around.

[greekmaster]

Yeah I hope they upgrade the plastic threads and come out with something better

[laniagustafson]

Do you also need a water softner? I get confused on how the whole house system is different from RO / water softner

[jolovfit]

Can the cheap plastic fittings be replaced with quality brass ones?

[amirrast-ec]

You also reviewed KIND E-1000 in another video. Which one of these two is a better option for city water ?

[stevemyopinion]

They answer the question. I wanted to know of you have this system do you still

Need a system for drinking water and you answer it. Thank you.

[sarahm.]

Just like fish tanks that use Amrid and Carbon. But it needs to be replaced once so much water goes through it. You you really need to buy the tank over again. Just depends on how much water goes through it and also how dirty your water is. The sediment filter is a standard as it just remove most of the dirt, but if your water is really dirty then you need to replace the filter regularly and bacteria can grow in these canisters (in both), its important to add a inline UV sterilizer (one before and one after the filter.

[JeremiahNichol]

great review. thanks for doing this. Went ahead and bought one before watching this otherwise I would have used your affiliate link. Here's a thumbs up instead 👍

[tommartens]

Why is the sediment filter after the better smaller particle removal filter?

[Dark-Helmet]

It would be nice to see these results side by side other filtration options since without other points of reference it’s hard to judge these results. What if most others performed even better (ex: water quality score of 90+?). If that happened the conclusion would be that this was a waste of money or alternatively it could justify how great a value it is.

[TomWalker]

Mike, is this the best system for well water? I have a new well with higher iron and manganese. It doesn't smell but there is some sediment. Is this the best media for water filtration? What are my options with other carriers? I have a 5 bathroom mountain home in CO.