Smart HE Iron Cleer®
Whole Home Water Filtration
for Ida, MI Homeowners

The Iron-Cleer® uses a chemical-free oxidation process. As water passes through, dissolved iron and hydrogen sulfide are oxidized and trapped in the system's media bed then flushed away during regeneration, leaving you with clean, rust-free water at every tap. No chemicals are added to your water.

Most likely, yes. Iron is far more common in well water than municipal supplies. A free Culligan water test will measure your exact iron and hydrogen sulfide levels and confirm whether an iron filter, or a combination of filtration and softening, is the right solution for your home.

Yes. The Iron-Cleer® is a two-in-one system designed to address both iron and hydrogen sulfide, the gas responsible for the rotten-egg odor. Hydrogen sulfide is reduced significantly in water containing less than 5 ppm.

An iron filter is designed to reduce iron and hydrogen sulfide, not hardness. If your water is also hard (high in calcium and magnesium), Culligan may recommend pairing your iron filter with a water softener for complete protection. Your local Culligan expert will recommend the right combination based on your water test.

The Aquasential™ Smart High Efficiency Iron-Cleer® is available in 10″ and 12″ models, certified to reduce iron for up to 1,400 gallons (10″) and 2,000 gallons (12″). Your Culligan expert will size the system to your home's water usage.

Culligan products are reliable and long-lasting with industry-leading warranties: a ten-year warranty on the GBX circuit board, control valve body and fiberglass tank; a five-year warranty on the Soft-Minder® meter; and a one-year warranty on the entire conditioner.

Your local Culligan water experts handle everything from the free in-home water test and installation to ongoing maintenance like filter changes and system sanitation. Your system can be installed anywhere with access to main water piping, a drain, and an electrical outlet, and can be monitored proactively through the Culligan Connect™ App.

Whole house water filters are typically more expensive than reverse osmosis systems for a couple of reasons. A RO system only filters water at one tap, while a whole home filter operates as a water system throughout your home. Likewise, custom options to filter major issues such as iron and sulfur are not applicable to a reverse osmosis system. Think of an RO system taking care of your drinking water at one tap, while a whole house filter provides customizable solutions for all water problems -- scale, hardness, laundry -- throughout your home.

Whole house systems are designed to reduce sediment, chlorine and other contaminants, leaving you with cleaner, safer, fresher-tasting water. Based on the makeup of your water, Culligan may recommend a combination of whole-house filtration and water softening. Minerals such as calcium and magnesium can decrease the effectiveness of your whole house water filter, so if there is a need for a whole house filter in an area with a high level of hardness, this would be the solution suggested by your Culligan expert.

An undersized or poorly-installed whole house water filter will reduce your water pressure throughout your home, which can range from a minor annoyance to a major flow issue in your sinks and showers. You can prevent this issue by avoiding retail and third-party plumbers, who do not have experience installing whole house water filters as their primary job. Culligan also provides your product with a warranty, as well as maintenance options so if there is an issue, it can be fixed immediately.