SpringWell CF1 vs SpringWell MMV-1

Different approaches to water treatment compared side by side. Best for homes with contaminant concerns (PFAS, chlorine, lead).

SpringWell CF1
Whole House Water Filter
$908
VS
SpringWell MMV-1
Filter + Softener Combo
$2,508

SpringWell CF1 and SpringWell MMV-1 are different types of water treatment systems. The SpringWell MMV-1 costs $1,600 more. The right choice depends on your water data, household size, and which features matter most to you. Check your city's water quality first to understand what you are treating.

πŸ’°Price Difference: $1,600
The SpringWell MMV-1 costs $1,600 more. The question is whether the differences justify the cost for your situation.

Full Spec Comparison

SpecificationSpringWell CF1SpringWell MMV-1
Filtration Stages4-stage ActivFlo4-stage ActivFlo + Ion Exchange
Filter MediaKDF + Catalytic CarbonKDF + Catalytic Carbon + Resin
Flow Rate (GPM)99
Bathrooms Supported1–31–3
Capacity1,000,000 gallonsβ€”
Contaminants RemovedChlorine, chloramine, PFAS, VOCs, pesticides, herbicidesChlorine, chloramine, PFAS, VOCs, hardness minerals
WarrantyLifetimeLifetime
Filter Life6–9 months (sediment pre-filter)β€”
CertificationsNSF-certified componentsNSF-certified components
Dimensions10" x 54" tankβ€”
InstallationDIY-friendlyDIY-friendly
Water SourceCity waterCity water
Grain Capacityβ€”32,000
Filter Capacityβ€”1,000,000 gallons
Hardness Removalβ€”Up to 20+ GPG
Scale Preventionβ€”Complete (ion exchange)

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the SpringWell CF1 or SpringWell MMV-1 better?
It depends on your situation. SpringWell CF1 ($908) is the better value for most homes. SpringWell MMV-1 ($2,508) offers premium features that may justify the cost for larger households or those wanting maximum convenience.
Is the SpringWell CF1 worth it at $908?
SpringWell CF1 is one of the most popular water treatment systems on the market. At $908, it offers strong performance for the price. City water homes concerned about chlorine, PFAS, and chemical contaminants
What is the difference between a water softener and a water filter?
A water softener removes hardness minerals (calcium, magnesium) that cause scale. A filter removes contaminants (chlorine, PFAS, lead). They solve different problems. Many homes need both. See our detailed guide. Read our full guide β†’

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