Best In-Line Water Hose Filter for your Organic Garden

[@bigwyrm771]

This video is 9 years old. The promotion is still legit 1/19/2022! Thanks!

[@eyeta2]

John, I ordered the Boogie Blue filter last year and have really seen the benefits. Thanks so much for getting us this discount. You rock, as always ! Also looking forward to planting the sun chokes I got from you...hope they do well here in South Texas.

[@colleenkearns491]

John, you are priceless. You always have the answers to problems I didn't even know exist and woolah, I get the answers upfront. Love and appreciate yoiu.

[@ponderinglife7528]

more people need to know this, i started gardening last year and did not know about the chlorine thing till now…..chlorine kills needed fungi for rooting,,,,i always wondered why my roots are so thin…..im very excited about this knowledge….

[@SupportYourLocalHermit]

Never too late to start gardening, just ordered a boogie blue filter!🌿💚

[@anywholetitb5696]

I took notice of the water from the hose and rain water years ago. Told my hubby, plants seem to do lots better when it rains on them. Took me a bit to realize the hose water with clorine in it was hendering the growth. This past year is when I realized the treated water was killing off the soil microbs. Thanks or sharing John. Have a goodun

[@Chirmanickityville]

We got our Boogie brew filter the other day.Really nice people and fast delivery. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@nancycoplin6759]

thank you John!! I've been thinking about filtering my hose water but hadn't gotten around to it

[@daniellesimone7769]

John, just met Josh from BoogieBrew; amazing soul. As are you - with your drive to eat naturally. KUDOS!! Thank you for the referral. Ordered the filter and the tea. Keep those veggies growing!! Danielle & Don

[@om4747]

100s of videos online this is one of the few that mentions inline water filter. Great Job! Thanks for the link to Boogie water filter. Just placed an order

[@growingyourgreens]

It appears that the primary media in that filter is the KDF media, which is similar to the filter in this video, so effectiveness should be the same. Yes, the build quality is better, but is that worth 2.5 the cost? Only you can decided.. I would rather get 2.5 Boogie Blue filters..

[@jimoyler1780]

Just got my first Boogie Blue Plus filter! Thanks for the informative video.

[@CaliKim29]

Thanks for the info, John. This sounds like a very effective way to filter the chlorine. Any ideas on how to know when its effectiveness is used up? I have no idea how to tell when I've used 35,000 gallons of water...

[@neverlostforwords]

The flow of water slows way down.

[@thelongranger55]

Who pays your water bill lol ?

[@plantgurugangsta7299]

cali Kim! Omg lol good question! Gona watch your video on water filter next.😉❤

[@naturesvoice4890]

you can add a water meter at your nozzle or faucet w quick connect. I just thought about it after watching your comment. I just bought one on amazon waiting to receive it.

[@adriankap2978]

@@naturesvoice4890 Hi, did you receive the meter and can you please give a link? I hadn't thought of that and it's a great idea. How do you like it? Thank you for the info.

[@jpharley2008]

John, a better test would be to compare garden water filters and test whether or not they actually take out chlorine and flouride. Hope to see this test.

[@waterpurificationproductsi7056]

Forget removing Fluoride with a filter. It's much more difficult to remove and takes a LOT of specialized filter media that is Fluoride specific

[@adrianvazquez646]

You do it

[@MenKnowHowToLove]

Well...I just bought this and hooked it up.. tap water reads 452ppm and after this boogie blue plus it reads 438. I was expecting at the very least to reduce to half.

[@Thegreatmidwest1]

I know it works, just taste the water once. Just how effective,,, who knows without lab testing. These are fine for plants. Never had a problem with my compost brewing. Clean buckets and hoses are important.

[@brazilian-lady9175]

Hi John, Thank you for the information. Do you test the water after you install the filters?? I see a lots of filters around but how you know the filter is doing the job? Thanks for all your hard work .

[@bandacobi1049]

I heard you say you use a water filter for your house too, I'm curious to know what system you use for your drinking water filter system. Your gardening videos are very informative and I learnt quite some good information from them, thanks!

[@oski69]

Thanks John for the informational video as usual. Boogie Brew people (Josh) sure are friendly and a good company to support! Thanks from New Jersey!

[@MrBoondaba]

I've been growing for 13 years, and just recently started using treated water for my plants. With few exceptions, every plant is loving life a lot more. I'm generally old school, but as my wife and I are up to 5 aquariums in the house, I've spent hundreds of hours researching and implementing microorganism cultivation and treating water (because fishkeeping is really just water-keeping). Carrying that knowledge (and aquarium waste-water, of course) into my greenhouses and gardens, there is just no comparison. Tap water was killing off the beneficial bacterial populations in my containers. It's so ridiculously obvious to anyone who has used both tap water and clean water for a decent amount of time. Maybe someday I'll run a comparison experiment, but for *me* I don't need to because most of these plants are the same species, or same plant, I've been growing for more than a decade and I know when it's doing well. I could also write pages about how this same knowledge has benefited my health because my gut bacteria was so out of whack that 4 years ago an ounce of milk in my coffee would lay me out for a day and now I butter my toast like it's my last meal. But back to the plants - last fall I started using aquarium waste water for my plants, and of course they flourished. Some of them I didn't want to have the extra N, so I just used the treated water, still boomed. Bacteria is EVERYTHING. There are 100 Trillion bacteria in our guts. That's 5000x more bacteria than there are stars in the Milky Way. By population of cells (not size) humans are more bacteria than we are human! Of COURSE that carries over to plants and nutrient uptake. The only thing I want to throw out, not as much as a disagreement but as an experience, I've had most of the same positive effects using aquarium water treatment (Seachem Safe, Seachem Prime, API Tap Water Treatment) as filtering. I think a $12 bottle of Safe costs $12 or so and treats thousands of gallons. So if you're iffy on whether or not you'll see any kind of benefit from removing chlorine/chloramine from your water - go spend $12 and see for yourself.

[@MrBoondaba]

​@Thomas John No. Reverse osmosis is required to remove chlorine and chloramine, and their removal isn't a super-high priority when it comes to caring for outdoor plants. I can't argue with the system's purpose: utilize pressurized water feed through a filter for decent water flow of medium-purified water onto your plants with the addition of a compost infuser - that's a great idea. Unfortunately the idea falls apart when you look at other aspects. The filter claims to work for 10K gallons and that's complete nonsense. Carbon filtration is okay, but carbon filtration is the third part of a 4-part water filtration system (large particulates -> small -> carbon -> RO) or the third part of your standard Brita filter - which is basically what this is. The Good Idea (that this is): you know those in-line filters that people use on hoses for car washing? Let's make one for plants. Where It Falls Apart: the car-washers are concerned with removing particulates (easy) and not chlorine and chloramine (hard, not achieved by an in-line filter of that size, not a huge priority for outdoor plants, and you'll burn out filters so fast that unless they're $0.50 apiece there's better ways to spend your time and money for growing.) The compost tea infuser is a good idea, but fertilizer attachments for hoses have been around for a long time and rightly so because they're actually very useful. CRF (controlled release fertilizer) gets around needing fertilized water but it has a much decreased payoff for its much increased ease of use. Inline fertilization applies foliar feeding, doesn't over-distribute during heavy rain periods, and doesn't entice certain suicidal wildlife into eating CRF pellets (which is uncommon but happens). So... inline filter for hose for plants: no. In-line fert attachment for hose: yes.

[@djms.cookie6432]

It DEFINITELY makes a BIG difference fo filter your water

[@R6bbie]

Thanks for your response John, it's important to me to remove the fluoride and if my kid was ever to drink off of, thanks again for your honest reply!

[@carolLDickinson]

I noticed when using hose water my plants just do not thrive and the leaves turn a yellowish color. Thank you for this great info... to save my plants.

[@gwenzpad]

Getting mine. I have been searching for a filter since the last Boogie Brew offer(which I bought), but I didn't want to shell out $50 Plus shipping. Thanks John.

[@lisakaye551]

Perfect timing...I've been thinking about ordering a couple of these but the price always made me pause. Also, your tip to add an extra bit of hose is very useful and I would not have thought of that myself..thank you!

[@stephey]

Thrilled to watch this video! Thanks for all the insight and information 😀

[@marykern4547]

John, what is good non toxic hose to use with the filter? I see ones made by Bayer Science Company which is a sister company of Monsanto--advertised as urethane without lead or mercury in the metal end part but really considering the source can it be trusted

[@adriankap2978]

I use RV/Marine drinking water hose. Like Camco or TastePure. It’s a year late, just sharing

[@brandonsanchez2009]

I bought mine for 55$ 2 months ago what an awesome deal john.I highly recommend the boogie blue water filter hands down the best filter in its price range a must have for any organic gardener I even use it for my animals water or to rinse my fruits and veggies.

[@Dihard1000]

Thanks for doing all the work on finding things we need to grow great!!! Love it

[@TheNoviceGardener]

Just ordered :-) kindly keep on working on good deals for the benefit of all. Thanks John.

[@LadyJustice23]

What kind of water filtration system would you recommend for a raised bed sprinkler system? The raised bed sprinkler system is not connected to our outdoor faucets, it's connected to our lawn sprinkler system. I'd also like to know about the filtration system you use for your indoor water. Thank you for your videos!

[@Serenity-yf9yz]

Awesome Video for My Moms New Garden! Thanx

[@growingyourgreens]

Boogie Brew advertises it as removing chloramine. I personally am skeptical on its ability to remove chloramine from personal research I have done and If I had chloramine in my water I would get a different filter.

[@waterpurificationproductsi7056]

These little filters cannot do much with that little carbon and to remove chloramines takes special catalytic activated carbon. If it has KDF it's even less effective for chloramines.

[@pinkpowerrangerpv]

i got started with drip bc of one of your vids and soon after got a chlorine filter at your recommendation! 😊 Looking to replace the one I currently have and I need the best quality for the $$. I'm on a tight budget. When I'm looking at my options, Should I go for a filter with 1micron pore size? Or 5 microns? Or 20? I live in a Houston suburb so the waters decent but by no means great or good. Please advise!

[@jamescc2010]

Just ordered mine :) And yes I had tried to collect rain water too but need to get a bigger barrel for it.

[@K4Kale]

John, thank you for the info. You have answered so many of my questions. And now I have another one. I'm looking for drinking water filters, any suggestions? Please? Thank you so much for all the information you give so freely.

[@valbakke]

Thanks for this! I will be ordering! Do you think rain water from a rain barrel is a safe way to water your plants? Ours runs off the roof. Rain water seems to make the plants grow so much better.

[@ISOABlessing]

Oh! and Thanks bunches!! Just bought the filter for the hose outside!! You rock!

[@mikeneron]

Hey John, if you have a whole house filter do you really need extra filters for your outdoor tap?

[@JohnDoe-gm5qr]

I have hard water and it once left a really tough rust stain in my shower. Bleach would not do anything to it and it seemed like you could scrub it for hours and get no where. For that sort of rust stain I like acidic rust removers that specifically say that they contain either hydrochloric or preferably hydroflouric acid. They are both very nasty in their own ways but the ones containing hydroflouric acid just cut right through the rust stain in a similar way to spilled bleach ruining a favorite shirt. Now for outside the house for washing my car, I am considering a filter for the hose. I don't use waxes anymore on my car but I have gotten to like nano-coatings, in particular the ones that just spray on and rinse and are good for 3 or more months. They are like having Rain-X all over the whole car that is how well they repel water. On my next trip out of the house I am going to see if I can find a filter that attaches to the garden hose or one I can adapt to it without much difficulty. I don't notice mineral build up on my car as it is and it is a dark blue color 06 Jetta. I just like to keep it shiny.

[@rahkielsingh6028]

Can you use this for indoor gardening? Our waters to hard and been hauling jugs.

[@marymoritz6632]

I have well water and my outdoor water goes thru a water softner....should i use the Boogie Blue Filter?

[@stanleyprendergast2133]

Well, this also prevent the water from staining my car? Because I have a sprinkler that my community put in right next to my car and it’s turning green.

[@lendonpartain4113]

great videos man!!! i'm doing my first gardens alone this summer and these will help alot. 5 in all, plus a green house. i very much appreciate your scientific/analytical view :) im going to try and watch as many of your videos as i can. thanks!!!!

[@giovannibasquiat436]

If your city uses chloramine, then what is the best filter? I've heard you need an activated carbon (GAC) filter + reverse osmosis (RO) to remove the resultant ammonia. Are there any point of entry (entire house) solutions which remove chloramine that are affordable? Is ammonia after filtration of chloramine a problem?

[@geraldblount4159]

Me too

[@TheJwb7111]

Never thought about tap water hurting micro culture, thanks for the vid

[@martylynchian8628]

Do plants and trees filter the water or at least convert it to something less bad?

[@paulfedor9828]

I bought the boogie blue based on your recommend. Im on Highly alkaline 830 PH.....with TDS at like 450.........when i ran the hose with boogie blue ...i stil got high TDS

[@CmdrSoCal]

filters like that do not remove minerals. they usually break down the chlorine. sometimes they even increase tds. it is basically a shower filter.

[@shotgun10151]

thanks for posting this video. i have a question for you on water and filters. i have a fresh water well on my property its 80+ feet deep we are going to redo the pump on it so we can have water close to our gardens will a filter be needed with this type of water supply?

[@christopherheffner5635]

I have a water softener that is installed off of the main water for the house which means my hose is running with water that contains the water softener salt or whatever you want to call it. But the problem with that is its killing my herbs, mainly my basil from my sprinkler system. Will this product remove any salt that is in the water? I am trying to prevent myself from needing a rain water barrel. Let me know please thanks

[@Xbandit27]

Boogiebrew is the best period!!'

[@natguyton1894]

Thanks for sharing, John - I ordered my Boogie Blue just now. Just what I needed.

[@hiltadam]

Do you have any recommendations for in-line softener and iron filter? It will be for a hose hooked up to an LP water heater for an outdoor dog bath. Thx

[@jamipenewit2871]

Will this work if you have a water softener in my home so I can use the water on my garden.

[@kushtacean]

John what about the body, mind soil filter. It is pricier but seems to be made of higher quality components... Thoughts?

[@WestsidesFinestKO]

Do you have a tutorial how to put it on the drip system too?

[@susanwickman3236]

You are good..nice video..but my water comes from a well close to the ocean and is brackish salty I love to grow my own vegetables but this is going against the process.???? what to do?

[@TallowQueen]

is this the kind of filter i can use to grow my microgreens? im not going to sell "organic" but i want my greens to be healthy. would i need a bigger filter? thanks! :) the boogie one haha

[@BoogieBrew]

The filter should be stored wet, so as to maintain the carbon's porosity-structure and the copper-electrolysis signal. We've been using one for two years and love the quality of tea that we get from it. The filter is manufactured by "Pacific Sands" and sold under different labels, like "Eco-One" etc. While the chloramine scrubbing capabilities of the BB Filter are less than perfect, we've been satisfied with its results and we feel it represents an excellent cost-to-performance ratio.

[@abbey6507]

very happy with my boogie blue plus+ water filter!!! quick question though: can i keep the filter attached to my hose throughout the garden season for quick and easy access and convenience???

[@raczyk]

would the same thing apply to your lawn? you want to filter out the chlorine?

[@PatriciasPrimerJardin]

Thanks for sharing 🙏

[@Zavatari]

If the cheaper filter only filters 1.5 gal per minute, it must be the same for both filters. If you operate it faster than that does it slow down the water or pass more water through without filtering ?

[@peelmeone]

Great deal, John. I just ordered my filter from Boogie Brew.

[@tonyt4540]

Is this needed if you have a well? I mainly need a partial filter. What do you recommend?

[@tonyt4540]

Particle filter

[@vf252]

John, also just ordered my chlorine water filter this morning.. Is the input water pressure a concern for proper filtering? Thanks for all the great gardening advice. It's like taking an on-line course, for free! :) Regards, Victor

[@harmonicpatternsOfficial]

u da man! thx for your spirit!

[@krissfly]

i'm on well water next to a no-till chemical farmer.I have been buying distilled water for my microgreens what filter should I use for my well water so I can use it. thanks

[@timdarmetko4039]

just ordered one through your link :)

[@BladesDark]

Thanks 🙏

[@johnhoien]

Is this water safe to drink, ie does it remove enough stuff for humans to safely drink the h20 and replace buying bottled water or having a sink filter

[@growingyourgreens]

home depot is where I got mine. Also most irrigation supply stores.

[@MrsNewAmericaNow]

Would it not make more sense to put the filter at the end of the water hose(attaching the spray nozzle to the filter) to filter the chemicals out of the water hose? .

[@oski69]

North Jersey purchaser here! :)

[@lofenoialof5320]

I see that this video was made in 2013. Which filter would you recommend now? Thanks !

[@kansasgardener5844]

I should add most water treatment plants don't use chlorine anymore. And yes any carbon block filter will work as long as the water flow is at a minimum. Most carbon filters don't work well if you push a lot of water through them. Did you hear the part about flow? I use both city water and rain water where I live and can't tell a difference on how my plants grow.

[@OmniNovaTWITCH]

Do you have any cheaper alternatives cuz this product is 60+ dollars now

[@freewillchoice8052]

Will this work on a well system too?

[@annea3004]

I have a tank I can fill with town water and let it sit a whole before using to water garden. Thinking the chlorine would lose its effectiveness making it safer? Am I wrong about this? (I've been wrong in my life once or twice... lol) 😁

[@annea3004]

Sit a "while"... won't let me edit...

[@MrsNewAmericaNow]

rain water has pollutants too and also washes the pollution off the surface of where you collect the water via roof or rain gutters ..etc. you can make a gravity feed rain water barrel with the hose attachment and still use the water filter.

[@dragontheater2144]

The water that you're filtering is it safe for Wildlife and Fish

[@atlfat9682]

Can i use this for a spotless wash in my mobile detailing van using a pressure washer

[@anjamesonusn]

I'm trying to find the same thing. The calcium where I live is horrendous!!!

[@groovesme]

I picked up a charcoal filter at Walmart for $17 if I hadn't just bought one I would grab one of those Boogie deals!

[@reharlan]

Should be able to preorder it now. I just made an order for one using that link.

[@myrryhaweiss6467]

I ordered the last deal you got for us thank you! Ill order tomorrow morning! Thank you ! :)

[@jamescc2010]

I saw one vid and a guy has a big barrel/tank with hose to his garden. How about other chemical besides chlorine in water if any?

[@growingyourgreens]

Absolutely

[@queeniesplantsgardening3697]

Excellent!!!

[@WanderingSou1]

If i moved to a new house how would i deal with cleaning dirt? I mean i dont know what prev owner used in there dirt what would be process to get the dirt ready for edible plants and or for trees with edible fruit already in the ground?

[@LKN4WAR]

For bottled water it's best to just buy Distilled. That way you know it's not just re-bottled tap. Very small pinch of traditionally harvested sea Salt will put some minerals back in. Trace amounts.

[@volb9817]

I'm looking for a water filter that I can use easily at a public place, like a gas station etc.... Any suggestions?

[@milwaukeetim]

Hey John, So how much is 35,000 gallons. Is that 1 growing season? I'll be watering probably 50 sq ft of garden. Any idea?

[@JarvisJensen]

My municipality uses chloramine rather than chlorine. Will this filter work for chloramine as well?

[@lisakaye551]

John, just did some research and found out there is chloramine in my water!! First I have ever heard of this chemmy and just assumed we had chlorine since my tap water often smells strongly of chlorine. So, in this case are the in-line filters useless and a waste of money? What am I to do about this? Does this mean my boogie-brew will be useless too? Upset....

[@ariellaalfred4054]

Great! the KDF adds an anti bacterial agent to the water! I thought we were filtering that out!

[@messenjah71]

What name does it go by? Thanks for pointing this out.

[@ISOABlessing]

South Jersey purchaser here! =o )

[@Syrasmorgan]

Thanks for the tip John, I just ordered mine.

[@gregoryalanreid9801]

Where do I find your link, to get my deal for the boogie blue water filter?

[@treyman8106]

John is there a filter for the hose that takes out the fluoride too??

[@sweetsilage]

I would like to order the Boogy Brew saveings offer. But when I went to the link it states it is out of stock. Thats fine, but I would still like to get the deal. The link to order the product has been removed so I can not even get on the backourder list. Can you help me?

[@rolandomartinez8604]

I used the gyg code a only recieved $5 off off the $55 regular price. I was hoping for the $39.99 price you mentioned.

[@stacy695]

Any update on water filtration? We have chloramines and fluoride in our city water.

[@CmdrSoCal]

relocate