Clogged or Slow Flow
LifeStraw Go Series | My LifeStraw Go Series water bottle is difficult to drink/ clogged.
If you are experiencing clogging or difficulty sipping before the end of your product’s filtration cycle, it is often related to trapped air, improper backwashing, cleaning, or storage. Follow the steps below to help restore flow. Reduced flow can ha
LifeStraw Home | Why is my Home filter clogged or flowing slowly?
If your Home filter is flowing slowly or seems clogged before the end of its filtration cycle, it is usually related to care, cleaning, storage, or trapped air bubbles. It is important to keep the membrane microfilter hydrated and prevent it from dry
LifeStraw Home | My new LifeStraw Home is filtering really slow. Is this normal?
When first setting up your Home pitcher or dispenser, the flow rate may be slow but should improve with time and usage. After the first three batches of water through the filters, the flow rate should be about 85-225ml per minute, or 1/3 of a cup to
LifeStraw Max | What should I do if I'm experiencing low flow rate or clogging with LifeStraw Max?
If you experience low flow rate or clogging, follow the below procedures:. Forgot how to run the backwash procedure? Check out our how-to video below. If you continue to experience little to no flow-rate, it may be time to replace your membrane ultra
LifeStraw Peak | What should I do if my LifeStraw Peak System becomes clogged?
This guidance applies to the LifeStraw Peak Series Straw, Peak Solo, Peak Squeeze, and Peak Gravity systems. It does not apply to the Peak Gravity Purifier. Slow flow is usually caused by debris buildup, trapped air, or a filter that needs cleaning.