SimPure Whole House Water Filter Replacement — New String Wound + Carbon vs Old Ion Exchange Resin

See how a string wound and ion exchange resin filter really look after 6 months and 30,000 gallons. Full replacement guide, old vs new comparison, plus flow, pressure, and water quality testing. SimPure 5 Micron Sediment and Carbon Filter: Amazon Affiliate Link: https://amzn.to/3M1JXCO Membrane Solutions 5 Micron String Wound Amazon Affiliate Link: https://amzn.to/49z9MDo As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Using these links does not cost you anything extra. In this video, I show how to replace SimPure whole house water filters step by step and explain the correct order of a two-stage whole home filtration system. The original setup consisted of a 1st stage 5 micron string wound sediment filter and a 2nd stage ion exchange resin water softener filter. After 6 months of use and filtering roughly 30,000 gallons of water, both old cartridges are removed and inspected in detail to show real-world wear, discoloration, and buildup. The new setup keeps the same 1st stage string wound sediment filter, but replaces the SimPure carbon filter that includes integrated sediment filtration with three internal layers. This change is designed to improve taste, odor, and chlorine reduction while maintaining solid sediment protection. After installation, I test water flow, pressure, and overall water quality to see how the new configuration performs compared to the old resin-based setup. This video helps you decide when filters actually need replacement and whether switching from ion exchange resin to carbon makes sense for your home. Hashtags: #simpure #wholehousewaterfilter #waterfilterreplacement #stringwoundfilter #resinfilter #carbonfilter #homewaterfiltration #waterqualitytest #diyhome Disclaimer: This video is for informational and entertainment purposes only. I am not a licensed plumber or water treatment professional. Any actions you take based on this video are at your own risk. I am not responsible for damage, injury, or loss resulting from the use or misuse of the information shown.