WSP Whole House Fluoride Reduction System

A water heater failed early, clogged with mineral deposits that no one noticed building up. Scale from untreated water can silently shorten appliances’ lives, but when fluoride levels are higher, regular filters won’t catch it. This system targets fluoride to help protect your plumbing and make your water more pleasant to use.

What Fluoride in Your Water Means Day to Day

You might not see fluoride or most minerals in your water, but you notice their effects. A film on glassware that won’t wipe away, or laundry that looks dull and feels harsh. Maybe the taste of your tap water is off, or you’re uneasy about the long-term buildup inside your pipes and appliances. Fluoride itself doesn’t cause stains, but it’s one of the minerals regular softeners and filters don’t reduce well. Your water system needs something tailored to handle it.

How the Control Head Keeps Things Efficient

This system uses a metered control valve on top that counts the actual water you use. It decides when to backwash automatically — lifting and rinsing the filtering media inside the tank so it can keep working without losing capacity. The control head has 1.25-inch porting, which allows for better flow rates, helping maintain good water pressure even in a larger home. You set it once, and it manages the regeneration cycles to save salt and water while maintaining performance.

The Media That Targets Fluoride and More

Inside the tank, the filtering media is a blend designed to tackle several common water concerns. Activated alumina is the key player here; it adsorbs fluoride ions by a process where fluoride sticks to the surface of the alumina particles. Alongside this is granular activated carbon, which helps reduce chlorine, taste, and odors you might not want in your water. There's also a cation exchange resin that reduces hardness to help protect your water heater and appliances from scale buildup. This combination covers fluoride and extends the system’s usefulness to other water quality issues like radium, phosphate, silica, lead, and uranium.

The Tank Size and What It Means for Your Home

The system comes with an 8-inch diameter by 40-inch tall tank, housing enough media to handle the water demands of a large household. It’s designed for flow rates between about 7.5 and 13 gallons per minute, which suits homes with 3 to 4 bathrooms and five or more occupants. That capacity helps ensure your water is consistently treated without slowing your taps or showers, even during busy morning routines.

Who This System Works Best For

This fluoride reduction system is a good fit for large families or households where water use is high—think frequent laundry, multiple showers running, and lots of kitchen use. If your home has fewer bathrooms or residents, or if your water flow demands are lower, you might look at smaller units that are easier on salt and water use during regeneration. Large capacity means less frequent regenerations but a bigger upfront system.

What Comes with Your Purchase and What to Expect Next

Your purchase includes the tank with a lifetime warranty on the pressure vessel itself. The control valve and electronics have the manufacturer's standard warranty. A bypass valve comes with the system at no extra cost, letting your plumber isolate it for servicing without shutting off water to your home. You’ll also get 10 feet of discharge hose for easy drain line setup. We ship from Tampa with free U.S. delivery included, and sizing help is available from our specialists whenever you need it.

Getting Started

Ordering is straightforward online. Once you place your order, we’ll ship promptly with secure packaging. Installation is by your local licensed plumber, ensuring it integrates cleanly into your existing water system. If you want help sizing or have questions before buying, call us for expert advice. Take control of your water’s fluoride levels with a system built to last and designed with your home in mind.

Who this size is right for

This is rated for roughly 13 gallons per minute of service flow, which suits a large home - around 5 or more people with 3-4 bathrooms.

Work out what runs together on a bad morning and size for that figure. Equipment starved of flow does not just run slowly, it stops treating properly.