There are three ways it attaches. ClearDrop's 22mm female connector screws straight onto a 21.6mm (0.85 inch) male spout thread, the common size. For an 18mm male thread, use the included 18mm to 22mm adapter. If your spout has no usable thread, the included universal silicone adapter grips the outside instead, fitting 13-14mm, 16.5-18mm and 22-23.5mm outer diameters. Pull-out spray hoses and sensor taps aren't compatible.

Does it slow down my water pressure?

You'll notice a slight change when the filter is engaged, but you can flick to unfiltered for full pressure any time.

How often do I replace the cartridge?

Plan on about 6 months per cartridge. The ceramic is washable, so rinsing it when flow slows can stretch that toward 12 months depending on your water.

Does it remove fluoride?

No. Fluoride is a dissolved mineral that carbon and ceramic filtration don't meaningfully reduce. A reverse-osmosis system is needed for that.

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"Safe to drink" isn't the same as clean

Municipal tap water is treated to meet safety standards, but that treatment leaves behind chlorine, and ageing pipes can add sediment, rust and other contaminants on the way to your glass. You can taste and smell the difference every day.

✓ Traps sediment, rust and particles from old pipes
✓ Carbon core reduces chlorine taste and odour
✓ Ceramic pores physically block fine impurities
✓ Keeps the healthy minerals your body needs

ClearDrop filter fitted to a kitchen mixer tap, pouring filtered water over fresh vegetables in the sink

Cutaway of the ClearDrop cartridge: a ceramic pre-filter shell surrounding an activated carbon block core

What's inside

Ceramic filtration in a solid stainless steel body

No flimsy plastic here. The ClearDrop unit is machined from food-grade 304 stainless steel and houses a two-part cartridge: a ceramic outer shell whose ultra-fine pores physically trap particles, wrapped around an activated carbon core that tackles chlorine taste and odour.

✓ Food-grade 304 stainless steel body: rustproof, built to last
✓ Ceramic shell traps sediment, rust flakes and fine particles
✓ Activated carbon core reduces chlorine taste and odour
✓ Washable: rinse the ceramic surface to restore flow and stretch each cartridge further

What's in the box

✓ ClearDrop stainless steel filter unit
✓ 1× ceramic filter cartridge (supplied separately, fits inside the unit)
✓ Chrome diverter valve
✓ 18mm→22mm threaded adapter + universal silicone adapter (fits 13–14mm, 16.5–18mm, 22–23.5mm spouts)
✓ Quick-start install guide

Compatibility

Will it fit my tap?

ClearDrop's connector is a 22mm female thread, and it ships with adapters for the sizes that aren't. Between them they cover the vast majority of standard kitchen mixers. No plumber, no tools.

Straight on If your spout has a 21.6mm (0.85″) male thread — the common size, usually sold as M22 — ClearDrop screws directly on.
With the threaded adapter An 18mm female to 22mm male adapter is included, for spouts with an 18mm male thread.
With the universal silicone adapter Also included. It grips the outside of the spout rather than a thread, with two removable rings covering 13–14mm, 16.5–18mm and 22–23.5mm outer diameters — so it works on spouts whose threads are worn, recessed, or internal.

✓ Standard round-spout mixer taps: yes
✓ Compact fit: 57mm wide, 106mm tall, clears most sink spaces
✗ Pull-out spray hoses and sensor taps: not compatible

Quick check: measure across your tap's spout — across the threads if it has them, or the outside diameter if it doesn't. If that lands in any of the ranges above, one of the three fits.

Not sure? Send us a photo of your tap and we'll confirm before you buy.

Installation

On your tap in under 3 minutes

No plumber. No tools. If you can screw on a bottle cap, you can install ClearDrop.

3 minute installno plumber needed

The hardest part is opening the box. Unscrew your tap's aerator, twist ClearDrop on, give it a tighten. Done. Filtered water in under a minute. No plumber, no tools, no mess.

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Fit the cartridge

Unscrew the base of the unit, drop the ceramic cartridge in, and close it back up.

Unscrew your aerator

Twist off the existing aerator at the tip of your tap by hand.

Screw on ClearDrop

Thread the filter on directly, or use the included adapter that matches your tap.

Flush and pour

Run water for two minutes to prime the cartridge, then enjoy cleaner water.

Why switch

Six reasons to put ClearDrop on your tap

Cleaner, better-tasting water

Ceramic pores trap sediment and rust while the activated carbon core lifts chlorine taste and odour.

Solid stainless steel

Food-grade 304 stainless body: no plastic housing to crack, stain or leach.

3-minute install

Screws onto your existing tap by hand. Renters welcome, no plumber needed.

Full flow, no trickle

Designed to filter without choking your water pressure.

Filtered or unfiltered

Flick the lever to bypass the filter for washing up, so the cartridge lasts longer.

Cheap to run

The ceramic cartridge is washable: rinse and reuse it many times before replacing.

304food-grade stainless steel

3 minaverage install time

30 daysmoney-back guarantee

The math

Pays for itself in weeks, not years

Bottled water adds up fast. One ClearDrop unit and a set of cartridges cost less than two months of bottled water.

Cost comparison: bottled water at $2,700+ per year vs. ClearDrop at under $120 one-time, paying for itself in 14 days

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How ClearDrop stacks up

Not all tap filters are built the same. Here's what to look for.

Feature	ClearDrop	Jug filtersJug	Generic tap filtersGeneric
Reduces chlorine taste & odour	✓	✓	✓
Traps sediment & rust	✓	✓	✓
No electricity or plumbing needed	✓	✓	✓
Filters at full tap flow (no waiting)	✓	✗	✓
Solid 304 stainless steel body	✓	✗	✗
Washable, reusable cartridge	✓	✗	✗
Filtered / unfiltered switch	✓	✗	✗
Local support & 30-day guarantee	✓	✗	✗

Want the technical detail? See full specifications — materials, dimensions, cartridge life and warranty.

FAQ

Questions, answered

There are three ways it attaches. ClearDrop's 22mm female connector screws straight onto a 21.6mm (0.85″) male spout thread, the common size. For an 18mm male thread, use the included 18mm→22mm adapter. And if your spout has no usable thread, the included universal silicone adapter grips the outside instead, fitting 13–14mm, 16.5–18mm and 22–23.5mm outer diameters. Pull-out spray hoses and sensor taps aren't compatible. If you're unsure, email us a photo of your tap and we'll confirm.

You'll notice a slight change when the filter is engaged, but the unit is designed to keep flow practical for everyday use, and you can flick to unfiltered for full pressure any time.

Plan on about 6 months per cartridge. The ceramic is washable, so when flow slows you can unscrew it, rinse or gently scrub the surface, and pop it back in — that can stretch a cartridge toward 12 months depending on how hard your water is. Your ClearDrop comes with one cartridge, supplied separately so you fit it before first use.

No. The carbon core reduces chlorine taste and odour, and the ceramic shell traps particles, but fluoride is a dissolved mineral that carbon and ceramic don't meaningfully reduce. If fluoride removal matters to you, you'll need a reverse-osmosis system. We'd rather tell you straight.

Yes, it screws onto the tap aerator with no permanent changes, and comes off just as easily when you move.

Try it for 30 days. If you're not happy, contact us for a full refund. No hoops.