Maybe you’re renting, or just not ready to commit to a big system. No worries. You can try a showerhead filter. It screws right onto your existing shower arm and costs about $30. It filters out some minerals and chlorine, and your skin will thank you instantly.
How to Filter Water in Your Country House or Cottage – A Complete Guide
For your laundry, add a half-cup of washing soda or borax to your load. It helps the detergent work better and prevents that gray, dingy look on whites. It’s like giving your clothes a second chance at life.
And for drinking water, a simple pitcher filter (like a Brita) will improve the taste and reduce scale. It’s not a permanent fix, but it’s a great band-aid while you decide on the big guns.
