Disposable Hose-End Fill Filter

FC3128
Disposable Hose-End Fill Filter
Disposable Hose-End Fill Filter

Disposable Hose-End Fill Filter

FC3128
Regular price $9.95
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Economy Disposable Fill Filter attaches to your garden hose for filling hot tubs and pools. Micro-pore filter media catches sediment and particulates. Discard when soil-clogged.

  • Attaches to garden hose
  • Single stage
  • Filters out sediment & particles

Product notes: Does not remove dissolved compounds. For ultimate filtration, or if on well water, use the multi-stage PreFresh Fill Filter (# MT1051) which also removes metals and reduces scale.

Customer Reviews

Based on 15 reviews
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D
D
Filter seem to work

The filter did what it was supposed to. It seemed to take about the same time to balance my hot tub water with or without the filter. #sweepstakes

M
Marty
Have bought this item previously.

Keeps the spa water balanced longer.

J
Jeff
Yes

Clear water

S
Salts
I would buy again!

It worked great!

h
hot tub carl
this is great addision to filling your spa

great product to make fill your spa faster and cleaner

C
Craig
I would purchase this product again! Works Great.

I use this filter attached to the end of my Garden Hose when refilling my Hot Tub after Cleaning.

N
Niessa
great filter

Purchased several other types of filters and this one is simple and works very well. With direct well water, the amount of particles can vary along with whatever matter is lining the hose. This filter takes care of restricting all of that from entering our hot tub.

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John
Good filters

I ordered two. One of them arrived with hose end unattached. Company sent a new one without hesitation.

R
Randy
I would buy again

Seems to work as advertised

p
poolfreak
Used to refill pool

I was informed by an owner of a local pool maintenance and supply company that using these to fill a pool is not recommended because the plaster needs the minerals from the water (if the water is too clean it will leach it from the plaster). I don't know if that's true. However, we can use the filter to reduce the amount of particulates added to the pool. So that's what we do. With time the filter gets heavy from mineral and iron deposits (it turns rusty brown in addition to that hard water crud). I can't say if it will stretch out the length in between water changes (for us we just changed it after a little over 5 years) but from the deposits from the filter it does seem to work. We've gone through three filters in a year (two of these and one more expensive heavy duty filter).