Hydro-Logic Small Boy

Chlorine is added to municipal tap water to kill bacteria, but it doesn't distinguish between harmful pathogens and the beneficial microbes your plants need. Removing chlorine protects the delicate biology in your organic soil or hydroponic system, ensuring your beneficial organisms thrive.

You should replace the filters every 2 to 4 months, or after processing 3,000 gallons of water, whichever comes first. Since there is no automatic sensor, it is best to keep a simple calendar reminder to maintain optimal filtration performance.

Yes, the Small Boy effectively removes chlorine and sediment, making the output water safe and clean for drinking. It is a dual-purpose system that works just as well for your kitchen tap as it does for your grow room.

Not at all. The unit comes with a garden hose connector, a feed line, and a wall-mountable metal bracket, making it straightforward to set up near a standard faucet. You will have everything you need to get it running right out of the box.

No, the Small Boy is specifically designed to target chlorine and sediment. If your water source has issues with heavy metals, fluoride, or high dissolved solids, you would need a more advanced reverse osmosis system.

The system is rated for a flow rate of one gallon per minute. While this is efficient for filling reservoirs or watering plants, it is slower than a standard kitchen faucet, so keep that in mind if you are filling large containers.