City Water Solution

Remove Chlorine & Chloramine From Your City Water

Whole-home carbon filtration that clears the pool-water taste, smell, and dryness at every tap.

Why this matters

Cities add chlorine or chloramine to keep tap water safe on its way to you. It does that job, but by the time it reaches the house it leaves a swimming-pool taste and smell, dries out skin and hair in the shower, and slowly breaks down rubber seals in appliances. Chloramine in particular lingers longer than chlorine and is harder to remove, so the filter media you choose actually matters.

Signs you might have this problem

  • A chlorine or pool smell when you fill a glass or run a hot shower
  • Dry, itchy skin and dull hair after bathing
  • A flat or chemical aftertaste in drinking water, coffee, and ice
  • Your city water report lists chlorine or chloramine as the disinfectant

Recommended 360 systems

Bluetooth Backwashing GAC Carbon Filter

Bluetooth Backwashing GAC Carbon Filter

Starting at $1,149.00

Whole-home chlorine, taste, and odor removal that cleans itself. No cartridges to change.

Bluetooth Backwashing Blended Filter

Bluetooth Backwashing Blended Filter

Starting at $1,050.00

The same protection with media-life tracking in the app, so you service it on data, not guesswork.

360 SMART Catalytic Carbon Filter with Drop Smart Valve

360 SMART Catalytic Carbon Filter with Drop Smart Valve

Starting at $1,225.00

Catalytic carbon is the correct media for chloramine. Adds WiFi control and optional DROP leak management.

Good: Granular Activated Carbon. Better: Bluetooth Carbon. Best: Stream Shield Catalytic Carbon. If your city uses chloramine, start at the catalytic tier.

Installation & maintenance

Installs at the main line where water enters the home, with a nearby drain and a standard outlet for the smart models. The media bed backwashes itself on a schedule, so there are no cartridges to change. Carbon media typically lasts 5 to 10 years depending on your water and use. Professional installation is available in Austin and surrounding areas.

360 Water professional installation and service

Frequently asked questions

Will a water softener remove chlorine too?

No. A softener handles hardness. Chlorine and chloramine need a carbon filter, and many city homes run both.

How do I know if I have chlorine or chloramine?

Your annual city water quality report states which one. Chloramine needs catalytic carbon, and a water test confirms it.

Do I have to change filters constantly?

No. These are self-cleaning backwashing systems, not cartridge filters. The media lasts years.

Not sure which system is right?

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