Vitamin C Filter

Usage Period: 1-2 months (varies with water pressure and temperature).

Step 1: Gather Your Components Ensure you have the following items:

• Replacement Vitamin C Filter

• Purified Vitamin C Shower Head

• Clean cloth or towel

Step 2: Turn Off the Water Supply

• Turn off the water supply to your shower to prevent any water flow during the filter replacement process.

Step 3: Remove the Shower Head

• Carefully unscrew the Purified Vitamin C Shower Head from the shower hose by turning the connection counterclockwise.

Step 4: Disassemble the Shower Head

• Locate the section of the shower head that contains the Vitamin C Filter. This is usually the part that can be unscrewed or opened.

• Carefully open this section to access the used Vitamin C Filter.

Step 5: Remove the Old Vitamin C Filter

• Take out the old Vitamin C Filter from its housing. Depending on the design, you might need to pull it out or unscrew it.

Step 6: Clean the Filter Housing

• Use a clean cloth or towel to wipe the inside of the filter housing. This ensures that there is no residue or debris that could affect the performance of the new filter.

Step 7: Insert the New Vitamin C Filter

• Take the new Vitamin C Filter and place it into the filter housing. Ensure it is positioned correctly according to the instructions provided with the replacement filter.

• If the filter needs to be screwed in, turn it clockwise until it is securely in place.

Step 8: Reassemble the Shower Head

• Close the section of the shower head that you opened earlier. Make sure it is tightly secured to prevent any leaks.

Step 9: Reattach the Shower Head

• Screw the shower head back onto the shower hose by turning the connection clockwise. Ensure it is tightly fastened, but do not overtighten to avoid damaging the threads.

Step 10: Test the Setup

• Turn the water supply back on.

• Allow water to run through the shower head for a few seconds to ensure proper installation and to check for any leaks.

• If there are any leaks, ensure all connections are tight and that the washers are correctly positioned.