Move in. Filter first.
The renter-friendly shower upgrade that installs in minutes and moves whenever you do.
The apartment essential nobody tells you about.
You sorted the WiFi, the sheets, the kitchen. But you're still showering through whatever the last tenant left behind.
Yours by the first shower.
Step 1
Unscrew the old one
Whatever the last tenant left — it twists off by hand. No tools.
Wrap the thread
Two passes of the included tape around the arm. Ten seconds.
Step 3
Twist on Distill
Hand-tight is enough. Run it for a minute, then take the first shower that’s actually yours.
Nothing to ask your landlord.
No plumber
Twists on by hand. Nothing to book, nobody to let in.
No drilling
Zero damage. Your deposit never finds out.
Universal fit
Standard ½″ thread — fits almost every US shower arm.
5-minute install
Tape, twist, done. Tools stay in the drawer.
Moves with you
Unscrew it, box it, install it at the next place.
You don't know what's on that shower arm. Now you do.
The showerhead came with the apartment. So did everything inside it.
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Unknown plumbingOld buildings, old pipes, previous tenants — the one part you can control is the last six inches.
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Visible buildupWhite crust on the nozzles is mineral scale. It restricts flow and it’s been collecting for years.
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A cleaner feelingFresh filter, fresh head, full pressure. The shower finally matches the rest of your place.
What customers say
If it doesn’t fit your shower, it’s free.
Sixty days of real showers. If it doesn’t fit, doesn’t install in minutes, or doesn’t feel like an upgrade — send it back for every cent.
Everything you're wondering
Will it fit my apartment shower?
Almost certainly. It threads onto the standard ½″ shower arm used in nearly every US apartment. If yours is the rare exception, the included adapter covers it — and if nothing fits, it’s free.
Do I need my landlord’s permission?
No. Nothing is drilled, glued, or permanently changed. You’re swapping a showerhead the same way you’d change a lightbulb — and the old one goes back on in two minutes when you move out.
What happens when I move?
Unscrew it, reinstall the original head, and pack Distill with your kitchen stuff. It installs at the next place in five minutes.
Will it lower my water pressure?
No — the head is designed to maintain full flow. A noticeable drop usually just means it’s time to swap the cartridge.
How often do I replace the filter?
Roughly every three months with daily use. Swapping takes seconds and doesn’t require removing the head.
What’s the return policy?
Sixty days of real showers. Not an upgrade? Send it back for a full refund — we cover return shipping.