WSP Whole House Iron & Sulfur Filter - All-In-One, 10x44"

Orange-brown stains on sinks and toilets, along with a persistent rotten-egg smell in your water, quietly add up to extra wear on appliances and more detergent use. This Water Softener Plus Whole House Iron & Sulfur Filter helps reduce those issues by treating your water throughout your home.

Living with iron stains and sulfur odors

Water that leaves orange-brown rings in your toilet tank or stains your laundry makes household chores harder. The shower glass or bathroom tiles get a dull film that’s tough to scrub away. And that rotten-egg smell from sulfur compounds lingers, turning what should be fresh water into something unpleasant to use. These problems don’t just annoy you—they mean you’re using more soap, spending more time cleaning, and your water heater’s elements might be scaling up faster. All of this quietly drives up your household costs and shortens the lifespan of your equipment.

How the control head keeps your filter working without extra fuss

The key part on top of the filter is an automatic control valve with a backwash cycle that lifts and rinses the filter bed regularly. It also pulls in an air pocket—this air is what oxidizes the iron and sulfur compounds without needing chemicals. This happens daily without you needing to do anything, so the filter keeps working efficiently. You can also set timings on this control valve if needed, helping the system save water and energy by running only when necessary. Plus, a bypass valve is included, letting you isolate the system for service without shutting off water to your whole house.

The special media that handles iron and sulfur naturally

Inside the 10" by 44" tank is a bed of mineral media designed to target iron, manganese, and hydrogen sulfide—the source of the rotten-egg smell. The air pocket created by the control head oxidizes these contaminants, turning them into particles the media can capture and hold until the system backwashes and flushes them away. This means your water smells better and the orange-brown stains are much reduced. This media approach works without adding chemicals to your water.

Tank size and what it means in practice

The pressure vessel measures 10 inches in diameter and 44 inches tall, holding enough media to treat water at about 6 gallons per minute. This flow rate is typically enough for a small household of one to two people and one or two bathrooms. While the tank is compact, it’s designed to provide steady treatment without frequent regeneration interruptions. Durable and backed by a lifetime warranty on the tank itself, it’s built to last without surprises.

The right fit for smaller homes with typical water use

This whole house filter suits smaller homes with one or two residents and one or two bathrooms. It’s ideal if your water has noticeable iron staining and sulfur odor but your daily water demand isn’t large. Larger households or homes with multiple bathrooms may want to consider sizing up for smoother performance during peak flow times. Confirm your household’s peak flow rate and water test results to ensure the right size.

What you receive and how to proceed

When you order this system, it arrives with the control valve and its electronics, the mineral media inside the tank ready to go, a bypass valve so you can keep water flowing during service, and 10 feet of discharge hose for the drain line. The tank itself comes with a lifetime warranty to protect your investment. U.S. shipping is free and included in the price.

Installation is by your local licensed plumber, and our team provides sizing help to make sure you get the right fit. To reduce iron staining and sulfur smells throughout your home, order the WSP Whole House Iron & Sulfur Filter today and start easing those everyday water problems.

Who this size is right for

This is rated for roughly 6 gallons per minute of service flow, which suits a small home - around 1-2 people with 1-2 bathrooms.

The number to match is peak simultaneous demand, not average use. Two showers and a dishwasher at once is the moment that finds an undersized unit, so size for that.