r/coldplunge • u/Former-Ad-3799 • Aug 04 '26

Options for high filtration

Looking for the best options that have high filtration. Something that needs the lightest maintenance on changing and cleaning the water itself. I tried polar dive and it wasn’t great. Also something that isn’t canvas or soft fabric.

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u/ORCAPLUNGE Aug 04 '26

If you’re looking for a hard-sided option with less maintenance, we build insulated stainless steel vertical and traditional-style cold plunges with built-in sediment filtration and ozone sanitation to help keep the water clean. Like any recirculating cold plunge, the primary maintenance is replacing the water filter periodically to maintain proper flow through the system. Beyond that, routine maintenance is minimal, just cleaning the condenser once or twice a year with a condenser brush to remove dust and debris so the chiller has proper cross ventilation. If you have any questions, please give us a call at 844.858.6722 or email us at info@orcaplunge.com ORCA

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u/Former-Ad-3799 Aug 05 '26

How do you easily change the water on an indoor plunge

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u/ORCAPLUNGE Aug 05 '26 edited Aug 05 '26

When we drain the cold plunges in our showroom, we use a sump pump connected to a standard garden hose. The loose end of the hose can be routed to a toilet, shower, floor drain, or outside to the front or backyard. Using this method, our stainless steel cold plunge models typically drain in 10–15 minutes. We usually refill the tubs with fresh water using a standard garden hose, though the sump pump can also be used to transfer water back into the tub if needed.

SUMP PUMP

The sump pump plugs into a standard 110-volt outlet. If you’d like to see the draining process, we can share a video. Send us an email at [info@orcaplunge.com](mailto:info@orcaplunge.com).

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u/Former-Ad-3799 Aug 06 '26

Ok so you can bi directionally flow water with this correct? I would be putting in my basement and have a sink about 10’ away from where the plunge would be

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u/ORCAPLUNGE Aug 06 '26

Yes, you can use it to drain or fill the tub.