Installation guide

Fitted in about two minutes.

No plumber and no drilling. Watch the short video for your filter, screw it on, and you’re done. Everything you need is in the box.

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Fitting the Flowpure stainless steel tap filter to a kitchen tap

Watch, then fit.

Each video takes you through it from the box to the first glass.

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  1. Unscrew the aerator from the end of your tap.
  2. Pick the adapter from the box that matches your tap’s thread.
  3. Screw the filter on by hand, turn the water on and check for drips.

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  1. Unscrew your shower head from the hose.
  2. Screw the filter onto the hose, then the shower head onto the filter.
  3. Run the water for a minute and check the joints are hand tight.

Will it fit my tap?

Most taps with a round aerator fit straight away. If yours is different, there’s an adapter for it.

Adapters in the box

The tap filter comes with thread adapters for the common tap sizes, male and female.

Pull-out and odd sizes

We also sell a pull-out tap adapter and thread adapters from 16 mm to 24 mm.

See adapters

Not sure? Check in 15 seconds

Answer a few quick questions about your tap or shower and we’ll tell you how it fits.

Or send us a photo

Stuck on a step?

Message us with a photo of your tap or shower and a real person will help you get it fitted.

Est-ce votre robinet ?

A pull-out spray tap

Robinet à douchette extractible

The spout head pulls out on a hose.

Est-ce votre robinet ?

A sensor tap

Sensor or touchless tap

The water starts when your hands come near.

Does the tip of your tap unscrew?

How to tell if a tap’s aerator unscrews or is built in

Most taps have a small aerator at the tip that unscrews. If it won’t come off, it’s built in.

Good news, it fits.

The tap filter comes with thread adapters for the common tap sizes. Unscrew the aerator, pick your adapter and screw it on in about two minutes.

It fits, with our pull-out adapter.

Pull-out spray taps take the tap filter with our pull-out tap adapter. Add it to your order and you’re set.

A sensor tap won’t take a tap filter.

Send us a photo of your tap and we’ll tell you honestly whether there’s a way to fit it.

Let’s take a closer look.

A built-in aerator can need a different adapter. Send us a photo of your tap and we’ll tell you which one you need.

How is your shower head attached?

Good news, it fits.

Unscrew your shower head, screw the filter straight onto the shower arm, then the head onto the filter. No tools, about two minutes.

Good news, it fits.

Fit the filter between your hose and the handset, or inline with the hose. It twists on by hand in about two minutes.

Send us a photo.

Take a photo of your shower head and where it joins the wall or hose, and we’ll tell you how the filter fits.