If your bathing water runs yellow, rusty or muddy - staining buckets, tiles and clothes - the problem is suspended iron and sediment. The Parashu Bathing Water Filter tackles exactly that. Fitted with a 10-micron polypropylene (PP) spun cartridge, it strains out the visible particles that make your water look and feel dirty, so you bathe in clean, clear, iron-free water.

It attaches to any standard tap mouth. The simplest way to use it: run the filtered water into a bucket and bathe from that - no plumbing changes needed.

What this filter removes:

• Suspended & oxidised iron: The rust-coloured flocs and red particles that stain your bucket and skin are trapped by the dense PP media.
• Dust and dirt: Fine airborne and pipeline dust that clouds your water is filtered out.
• Sand and silt: Gritty sediment common in borewell and municipal supply is held back at 10 microns.
• Rust and pipe scale: Loose rust and flaking from old iron pipes is captured before it reaches you.

How a 10-micron PP cartridge works:

Polypropylene (PP) is a food-safe plastic spun into a dense, layered cartridge. The 10-micron rating means it physically traps any particle larger than 10 micrometres - roughly one-seventh the width of a human hair - while letting clean water flow through. It is pure mechanical (physical) filtration: no chemicals, no additives, nothing added to your water.

Why choose the Parashu Bathing Water Filter:

• Cleaner bathing experience: Say goodbye to rusty, gritty water that stains skin, hair and bathroom fittings.
• Gentle for delicate skin: Clearer, particle-free water is kinder for babies, children and anyone with sensitive skin.
• Fits any tap: No special connection required - attach it to a standard tap mouth and start using it.
• Protects fittings & fabrics: Removing iron and grit means fewer stains on tiles, buckets and clothes.

An honest note on iron:

This filter removes suspended and oxidised iron - the iron you can see as rust flocs and red colour. It does not remove dissolved (clear-water) iron, which stays invisible in the water until it meets air and oxidises. If your water is clear when drawn but turns rusty on standing, you have dissolved iron, and you should choose the dedicated iron-removal filter below.

For dissolved iron - use the two-stage filter:

• For water with dissolved iron, the two-stage filter combines an iron-removal stage with sediment filtration for a complete solution.

Easy maintenance:

• Simple cartridge change: When water flow slows, the cartridge is clogged and due for replacement. Swapping it is a no-tools, do-it-yourself job that takes a minute.
• Self-installable: The unit is designed to be fitted and maintained by you, with minimal effort.

One practical point:

• Bucket bathing is easiest: It is simple to collect the filtered output in a bucket and bathe from it. To fix the filter directly to a shower or overhead line, a local plumber can help with the fittings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this bathing filter remove iron from water?
It removes suspended and oxidised iron - the rust-coloured flocs and red particles you can see in the water. A 10-micron PP cartridge traps these physically. It does not remove dissolved (clear-water) iron, which stays invisible until it oxidises. For water where iron is dissolved, choose the two-stage iron-removal filter instead.

What is a 10-micron PP cartridge?
PP stands for polypropylene, a food-safe plastic spun into a dense filter cartridge. The 10-micron rating means it traps particles larger than 10 micrometres - including rust flocs, sand, silt, dust and dirt - while letting clean water pass through.

Where does this filter fit?
The filter attaches to any standard tap mouth. The simplest way to use it is to collect the filtered output in a bucket and bathe from that. To connect it directly to a shower or overhead line, a local plumber can help with the fittings.

How often should the cartridge be replaced?
Cartridge life depends on how dirty your water is. In heavily iron-laden or muddy water it clogs faster; in cleaner water it lasts longer. Replace the cartridge when water flow slows noticeably. Changing it is a simple, no-tools, do-it-yourself job.

Is this filter suitable for bathing babies?
Yes. By removing visible rust, dirt and grit, the filter gives cleaner, clearer bathing water that is gentler for a baby's delicate skin. Note that it filters particles only; it does not disinfect water or remove dissolved chemicals.