Growonix Lil Boss Scrubber - Dechlorinator Water Filter - 3 GPM - 5 Micron Sediment Filter - 9 x 18 x 18-in

Dechlorinated Feed Water on Casters - 3 GPM

Chlorine and sediment in tap water can stress roots and clog fittings in hydroponic systems. The Lil Boss Scrubber treats feed water through a sediment filter and carbon stage, so cleaner water reaches your reservoir. It is rated to remove 99% of chlorine and filter sediment down to 5 microns.

This single unit suits growers who need a compact, movable pre-treatment station, from home gardeners with a dedicated water line to small commercial rooms filling reservoirs. It is a filter only: it has no pump, so it works from your feed pressure.

Key Features & Benefits

• Dechlorinator — removes chlorine from feed water before it reaches your plants.
• 5-micron sediment filtration — catches particles that can clog emitters and fittings.
• Casters and steel bracket frame — the powder coated steel frame rolls to where you fill.
• Two liquid-filled gauges — show pressure so you can tell when filters need attention.
• Garden hose feed and quick connect outlet — brass female garden hose inlet and 3/8-in quick connect outlet.

Who Should Use Growonix Lil Boss Scrubber

Choose it if your source water contains chlorine and you want to treat it before mixing nutrients or filling a hydroponic system. It fits growers who want a movable station without a built-in pump.

About Growonix Lil Boss Scrubber

Growonix makes hydroponic and water treatment equipment. The Lil Boss Scrubber is a dechlorinator with polypropylene filter housings, a 9 x 18 x 18-in footprint, 120V standard voltage listing, and a rated carbon capacity of 17,000 gallons. It accepts feed water from 40°F to 105°F.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does it include a pump?
A: No. The unit has no pump and relies on your feed water pressure. A booster pump upgrade, the DDP4-Vari, is listed by the manufacturer for low-pressure setups.

Q: What does it remove?
A: It removes 99% of chlorine and filters sediment down to 5 microns. It is not a reverse osmosis system and has no membrane.

Q: What pressure and temperature can it handle?
A: Feed pressure is rated from 1 psi to 90 psi. Feed water temperature is rated from 40°F to 105°F.

Q: How do I connect it?
A: Attach a garden hose to the brass female inlet. Take treated water from the 3/8-in quick connect outlet.

Q: What is a micron rating?
A: It is the size of the particles a filter can catch. A 5-micron filter stops particles larger than about 5 microns.

Q: How much water can it treat?
A: The listed flow rate is 3 GPM, or 180 GPH. Total carbon capacity is listed at 17,000 gallons.