Growonix Mini Scrubber - 1 GPM Carbon Dechlorinator Filter - 3/8-in Quick Connect

Dechlorinated Feed Water On Demand - 9 x 16 x 20 in

Waiting for tap water to off-gas, or losing beneficial biology to chlorine, slows down any cultivation routine. The Growonix Mini Scrubber filters feed water as it flows through a carbon stage, so dechlorinated water is available when you need it. Growonix states it removes 99% of chlorine and 90% of sediment, at a flow rate of 1 GPM (60 gallons per hour).

This is a single unit with a small footprint and no pump or electrical hookup. It suits home growers and small indoor rooms that want simple, treated water for reservoirs or media, and it can serve as a first filtration stage in larger commercial setups.

Key Features & Benefits

• Carbon dechlorination — removes chlorine so it does not harm microbial life in grow media.
• Sediment reduction — keeps particles out of reservoirs, lines and emitters.
• 3/8-in quick connect feed and outlet — hooks up without tools or adhesives.
• Polycarbonate filter housing on a powder coated steel bracket — mounts securely on a wall or frame.
• Chloramine upgrade option — add a KDF/GAC carbon filter if your tap water contains chloramines.

Who Should Use Growonix Mini Scrubber

Growers who add beneficial biological organisms to their media, run hydroponic systems from tap water, or want faster dechlorinated water without storing and aerating it first. It is a simple filter for those who do not need membrane-style purification.

About Growonix Mini Scrubber

The Growonix Mini Scrubber is a water treatment unit classed as a dechlorinator. It has a 3/8-in quick connect feed input and a 3/8-in quick connect permeate flow connection, and it uses no pump. Growonix lists its carbon as NSF61 listed and rates total carbon capacity at 8,000 gallons.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does it remove chloramines?
A: The standard unit targets chlorine. If your water contains chloramines, Growonix offers a KDF/GAC carbon filter upgrade for this unit. Check with your water supplier to see which disinfectant they use.

Q: Does it need electricity or a pump?
A: No, the listing shows no pump. It runs on feed water pressure alone. Growonix lists a feed pressure range of 1 psi to 90 psi.

Q: How fast does it deliver water?
A: The flow rate is 1 GPM, or 60 gallons per hour. That lets you fill reservoirs without waiting for water to sit and off-gas.

Q: What water temperature can it handle?
A: Growonix lists a feed water range of 40°F to 100°F. Keep supply water within that range for normal operation.

Q: How is it different from a reverse osmosis system?
A: It is a carbon filter with no membrane, no waste line and no pump. It removes chlorine and sediment but does not do the broader dissolved-solids reduction a membrane system does.

Q: How does it connect?
A: Both the feed input and the outlet use 3/8-in quick connect fittings, so you can plumb it into a hose or tubing line without tools.