The ECOHEADS filter is located in the handle of the spray nozzle. It's a permanent filter that simply needs to be scrubbed clean regularly, but shouldn't need to be replaced.
Accessing the Filter
Unscrew the clear plastic end cover from the main spray nozzle body. Once it is screwed apart, it will expose the filter. Gently pull it away from the spray nozzle body.
Removing the Sediment
Using an old toothbrush, gently scrub under a stream of running water any sediment accumulated in the mesh. You DO NOT need to disassemble the filter to do this and it is not advised to do so.
Reassemble the Nozzle
Gently push the filter back into the main body of the nozzle and screw it back into the end cover.
How frequently should you clean it?
It really depends on how dirty your water is. On average, we recommend it at least once a month. But some salons do it every three months and others tackle it once a week.
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