Growonix Slim Scrubber - 9 x 16 x 31-in - Dechlorinator Carbon Filter

Chlorine-Free Feed Water From a Garden Hose - 120 GPH

Chlorine in tap water can harm the beneficial microbes you add to grow media. This dechlorinator connects to a standard garden hose and filters feed water through carbon and sediment stages. It reduces chlorine and sediment before water reaches your plants, and it needs no pump or electrical power to do it.

At 9 x 16 x 31 in and 13.5 lb, this single unit suits growers who water by hose or fill reservoirs and want a compact, bracket-mounted filter. It fits a home garden or a small to mid-size indoor room.

Key Features & Benefits

• Carbon dechlorination — reduces chlorine so feed water is gentler on microbial life in grow media.
• Sediment filtration — captures particles before they reach hoses, emitters and reservoirs.
• Garden hose input — a brass female hose connection means no adapters for most setups.
• Flow up to 120 GPH — fast enough to run a hose sprayer or fill reservoirs without a long wait.
• Powder coated steel bracket — holds the polypropylene filter housing upright and in place.

Who Should Use Growonix Slim Scrubber

Use it if you water with municipal tap water and keep living biology in your grow media, or if you want cleaner feed water for hydroponic systems and outdoor beds. Growers whose water contains chloramines should look at the optional KDF/GAC carbon upgrade.

About Growonix Slim Scrubber

The Growonix Slim Scrubber is a pumpless water treatment unit classed as a dechlorinator. It has a 3/8-in quick connect outlet, a 2.5 x 20-in filter size and a polypropylene filter housing. The carbon filter is NSF61 listed. It is sold as a single unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does it need a pump or power?
A: No. It runs on water pressure from your hose or supply line, so it needs no pump or outlet.

Q: How much water pressure can it take?
A: The feed water pressure range is 1 psi to 90 psi. Feed water temperature should stay between 40°F and 105°F.

Q: How does it connect?
A: The input is a brass female garden hose connection. The treated water leaves through a 3/8-in quick connect fitting.

Q: What does a dechlorinator do?
A: A dechlorinator removes chlorine from water, usually with activated carbon. It protects beneficial microbes in grow media that chlorine can damage.

Q: Does it work on chloramines?
A: Chloramines are harder to remove than chlorine. An optional KDF/GAC carbon filter upgrade is available for water that contains them.

Q: Is it a reverse osmosis system?
A: No. It has no membrane, pump or waste line. It filters with carbon and sediment stages and does not remove dissolved solids.