Jolie Shower Head Review
Contents
- 1 Jolie Shower Head Review
- 1.1 What are the features of Jolie shower head water filter?
- 1.2 KDF-55
- 1.3 Sustainable packaging
- 1.4 Easy installation
- 1.5 Efficient replacement filters
- 1.6 Six colors
- 1.7 Less build-up
- 1.8 Stabilized water pressure
- 1.9 NSF-177 certifications
- 1.10 What does Jolie showerhead remove?
- 1.11 Frequently Asked Questions:
- 1.12 Conclusion
- 1.13 About The Author
Jolie is a filtered showerhead designed for shower water, not drinking water. The Jolie filtered showerhead uses KDF-55 and calcium sulfite. Its NSF listing covers free available chlorine reduction, not water softening or guaranteed skin and hair results.
This review covers Jolie’s filtration claims, fitting requirements and filter maintenance so you can compare them with your household’s needs.
What are the features of Jolie shower head water filter?
Jolie is designed to reduce chlorine in shower water. It should not be described as making water safe to drink or as a treatment for skin or hair conditions.
Skin and hair results can vary. This review does not establish immediate improvements, protection from hair damage or results for every customer.
KDF-55
Jolie’s current product specifications describe KDF-55 media and a calcium sulfite layer. The verified NSF listing covers free available chlorine reduction. It does not establish bacterial disinfection, drinking-water safety or removal of the calcium and magnesium that cause hardness.
Sustainable packaging
Check the manufacturer’s current packaging information rather than assuming all packaging is waste-free or sustainable.
Easy installation
Jolie specifies a standard ½-inch U.S. shower fitting. Check the connection on your existing shower before ordering. This fitting specification is not a guarantee that it fits every shower or a blanket restriction on which country it can work in.
The box comes with a “Tiny but Mighty” wrench and “Cutest Tape in the World” plumbers tape. These two pieces of equipment are sufficient to unscrew the existing showerhead and replace it with the Jolie-filtered showerhead.
Efficient replacement filters
Jolie recommends replacing the filter every 90 days when up to two people use the shower, and every 30 days for three or more. Timing can vary with water quality and usage. Check refill costs and whether your purchase includes a recurring filter subscription.
Six colors
Check the manufacturer’s current finish choices before ordering; available colors can change.
Less build-up
Jolie is not a water softener. Its chlorine-reduction certification does not establish removal of hardness minerals or prevention of mineral buildup in pipes, shower walls or tubs.
Stabilized water pressure
Jolie’s current specification lists a flow rate of 1.8 gallons per minute. The manufacturer says the design aims to maintain consistent pressure, but it should not be presented as a fix for plumbing-pressure problems.
NSF-177 certifications
NSF lists The Jolie Filtered Showerhead with Jolie Replacement Filter under NSF/ANSI 177 for free available chlorine reduction. The listing also notes NSF/ANSI/CAN 372 lead-content compliance. These are specific claims, not a guarantee of drinking-water safety or skin and hair benefits. Check the NSF listing.
What does Jolie showerhead remove?
The independently listed reduction claim is free available chlorine reduction. Do not describe this showerhead as killing bacteria, removing calcium and magnesium or making water safe to drink.
This review does not establish that Jolie reduces the amount of soap or shampoo needed, or that every user will notice softer skin or shinier hair.
Additional Information
Check current manufacturing information and the seller’s return terms before ordering. Jolie advertises 60-day returns on its own site, but the terms that apply may differ by seller.
Click here to check the product listing and seller’s current terms before choosing.
Frequently Asked Questions:
1. How often should you change the filter?
Jolie’s current product page recommends every 90 days for up to two people using the shower, and every 30 days for three or more. Timing can vary with water quality and usage.
2. How to install a Jolie shower head?
Installation of the Jolie showerhead is very simple and straightforward. It takes under 10 minutes to remove the old showerhead and add the new showerhead. You have to unscrew the existing showerhead and add the new showerhead and add the plumber tape as an additional sealant. The “Tiny but Mighty” wrench and “Cutest Tape in the World” plumbers tape are all that you need to install the Jolie showerhead. The “How to” installation guide explains everything you need to know to install the showerhead.
3. What if you don’t like the Jolie shower head?
Jolie advertises 60-day returns on its own site. Check the current policy and the terms of the seller you buy from before ordering.
4. Does Jolie help with hard water?
Jolie is not a water softener. Its chlorine-reduction certification does not establish removal of calcium and magnesium or a reduction in water hardness.
5. Which company shower is best?
There is no single best showerhead for every household. Compare fitting compatibility, independently listed filtration claims, ongoing filter costs and the seller’s return terms.
Conclusion
Jolie may be worth considering for its independently listed free available chlorine reduction. It is not a water softener or a drinking-water purifier. Check fitting compatibility and ongoing filter costs rather than relying on guaranteed skin or hair results.
About The Author
Tracy Edwards, an ardent enthusiast of water treatment, is well-versed in the intricacies of water softeners and filters. Her unwavering dedication to promoting clean and healthy water sets her apart as a true advocate.