Awesome Water Filters is one of Australia's leading online retailers of water filters, water coolers, and replacement cartridges. Looking for a benchtop gravity-fed filter, a plumbed-in undersink system, a reverse osmosis unit, or a whole-house solution? You'll find it here, backed by Australia-wide delivery and genuine replacement parts.
Browse the full range below, or use the categories to find the system that suits your home, office, or property.
What Type of Water Filter Is Right for You?
The right filter depends on your water source, how you want it installed, your budget, and what you want to improve. Here's a quick overview of the main types:
- Benchtop gravity-fed filters. No plumbing needed. Fill the top chamber, gravity pulls water through the filter, and clean water collects below, ready to pour. Great for renters, small households, or anyone wanting a simple no-install option.
- Undersink filters. Plumbed in under the kitchen sink, with a dedicated filtered-water tap. Suits higher daily use, with no manual refilling.
- Reverse osmosis systems. Multi-stage systems using a membrane plus pre- and post-filters. Usually plumbed under the sink with a dedicated tap. Good for households wanting thorough filtration of dissolved solids.
- Whole-house filters. Installed where mains water enters your property, so it treats everything — showers, laundry, garden taps included. Suits homes with water quality concerns across every outlet.
- Shower filters. Inline filters that fit between your shower arm and shower head. Designed to help reduce chlorine and other chemicals that can affect skin and hair.
Australian Water Quality and Filtration
Tap water quality varies a lot across Australia. In most capital cities, tap water meets the Australian Drinking Water Guidelines. But chlorination, chloramination, pipe condition, and the season can still affect taste and odour. In regional and rural areas, water may come from rainwater tanks, bores, or local treatment plants with different characteristics.
Filtering your water doesn't replace official water-safety testing or boil-water notices. If you have specific concerns about your supply, get your water professionally tested before choosing a system.
Replacement Cartridges and Long-Term Maintenance
Every water filter needs its cartridge replaced regularly to keep working well. Schedules vary by system and usage, but most residential cartridges are replaced every 6 to 12 months. We stock genuine and compatible replacement cartridges for every system we sell. Set a calendar reminder to keep your filter working at its best.
FAQs
Do water filters remove fluoride?
Standard activated carbon and KDF filters aren't designed to meaningfully reduce fluoride. Reverse osmosis systems and some specialised filter media may help — check the product page for verified reduction data on each system before you buy.
Is tap water safe to drink in Australia without filtering?
In most Australian capital cities, tap water meets the Australian Drinking Water Guidelines and is safe to drink. Some people filter anyway, for taste, odour, or peace of mind. Always follow official advice about your local water supply.
Can I install a water filter myself?
Gravity-fed benchtop filters need no installation. Undersink filters and reverse osmosis systems connect to your water supply — in some states, this plumbing work must be done by a licensed plumber. Check your local rules before installing any plumbed system yourself.
What's the difference between a water filter and a water purifier?
These terms are often used the same way. Most home water filters improve taste, odour, sediment, and certain dissolved substances. Worried about microbial safety — for example with rainwater or bore water? Get specialist advice on the right system and treatment for your water source.