WSP Whole House Fluoride Reduction System

If your water tastes or smells unusual, or you’re concerned about the fluoride content in your supply, this whole house fluoride reduction system offers a reliable way to reduce fluoride as water enters your home. It’s designed to work continuously and handle typical residential flow rates, helping your family control fluoride exposure throughout your plumbing.

The problem you’re facing

If you’ve noticed a distinct taste in your tap water or if you’re simply aware that your local water supply contains fluoride, you might be looking for a way to reduce it throughout your entire home. Fluoride isn’t something you see or smell easily, but it’s often added to public water supplies or can be present naturally. Over time, as you use water for drinking, cooking, or showering, fluoride is part of what you and your family are exposed to.

Why is this happening?

Fluoride is commonly added to public water systems to help reduce tooth decay. Alternatively, it can enter your water naturally from the surrounding soil and rocks. The only way to confirm if your water has elevated fluoride levels is through a water test that specifically measures fluoride concentration. Knowing that level will tell you whether reducing fluoride makes sense for your household’s preferences or needs.

What it’s costing you to leave it alone

Fluoride in water isn’t harmful in the short term, but many families prefer to control their fluoride intake for long-term reasons, especially for children. If you don’t reduce fluoride, it continues to enter your home’s water supply undiminished. While this system won’t impact other common water issues like hardness or sediment, it does address fluoride specifically. Leaving fluoride untreated won’t damage your plumbing or appliances, but controlling it can be part of managing your water quality on your terms.

How this system helps reduce fluoride

This system uses a process called adsorption, where water passes through a bed of activated alumina media. Activated alumina is a high-surface-area aluminum oxide that traps fluoride ions as water flows through it. Essentially, fluoride sticks to the media, reducing the amount that comes out of your taps. The system is designed like a softener, with a resin tank and a control valve that regenerates the media using salt brine, so it keeps functioning reliably for years rather than needing frequent cartridge replacements.

What this system can handle

It’s built for whole-house use, handling typical residential water flow rates with 1-1/4 inch plumbing connections placed at the bottom of the tank. This setup fits standard plumbing, making installation straightforward for your plumber. Because it regenerates with salt brine, it can keep working consistently over time without losing effectiveness. This system won’t reduce other contaminants like iron, chlorine, or hardness, but it’s specialized for reducing fluoride in both residential homes and light commercial settings.

What you actually get

The system includes the fluoride reduction tank with an activated alumina media bed, a metered control valve for automatic regeneration, and a bypass valve so you can isolate the system during maintenance while still having water flow to your home. You also get 10 feet of discharge hose for the drain line. The tank comes with a lifetime warranty, giving you long-term confidence in the pressure vessel itself, while the control valve and electronics carry the manufacturer’s coverage.

Is this the right size for you?

This system suits most single-family homes where you want to reduce fluoride throughout the water supply. If your household has significantly higher water demand or you want to treat a larger commercial setup, you might need to size up. Conversely, if you have a very small water footprint or only want fluoride reduction at a single tap rather than whole-house, a smaller, point-of-use filter might be a better fit.

Living with it

Maintenance involves periodic regeneration with salt brine, similar to a water softener, which keeps the media effective. Your plumber can handle installation and servicing since this system uses standard plumbing connections and maintenance routines. You’ll need to refill the salt supply occasionally and allow the system to run its programmed regeneration cycles. The included bypass valve means service won’t disrupt your water use.

What it won’t do

This system is designed specifically to help reduce fluoride. It does not address other water issues like hardness, iron, sediment, chlorine, or bacteria. If those are concerns, you’d need additional treatment systems tailored to those problems. It won’t soften your water or filter out minerals unrelated to fluoride.

Why buy it from Water Softener Plus

We provide equipment built for long-term use with serviceable components, so you aren’t stuck with a sealed cartridge system. Our tanks come with a lifetime warranty, and we include a bypass valve at no extra cost—something many competitors charge for. We ship from Tampa with free U.S. delivery and offer expert sizing help by phone. Our 90-day money-back guarantee lets you try the system with confidence.

Included with this system

• Lifetime warranty on the tank. The control valve and electronics carry the manufacturer's own warranty.
• Bypass valve included, so the system can be isolated for service while water keeps running to the house.
• 10 feet of discharge hose for the drain line.

Specifications

What this system handles

• Fluoride reduction
• Whole-house treatment
• Sized to your water test

The next step

Order your WSP Whole House Fluoride Reduction System online today for free U.S. shipping and start controlling fluoride in your water supply throughout your home.