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Its just that the lcd indicator on the lid lasts 4 weeks. in a household of 1 person, perhaps a liter a day would be used, ie 30 liters a month/replacement filter. In a household of 5 people perhaps 5 liters a day would be processed, ie 150 liters a month/replacement.
ZClearly if the filter is just as adequate to filter 30 liters a month as it is 150 liters a month then either the single person is being badly ripped off or the family of five risk drinking crappy water.

They are good for about 40 gallons according to the Brita website

2006-09-19 17:39:17 by Old Cynic

Jim #39;The Fix It Guy#39; shows YOU how to replace your refrigerator water filter!

I opened a Pur water filter replacement, and there was some water inside. Are they usually wet? I remember them being pretty dry and you had to soak them. Do you think moisture got into the package? There was enough water for there to be droplets on the filter and package.

They are supposed to be that moist. If they were bone-dry, it would take longer soaking them to get them ready to use.

Always run 1 jug-ful of water thru and use for watering plants, etc, as there will be carbon 'dust' particles in the first batch.

I still soak the moist filters, but usually only for an hour or two, as opposed to a 'dry' filter, that needs to soak about 12 hours.

2006-12-19 22:47:23 by fran mullins

Price: $62.12 $29.50

Should be replaced every 6 months
Eliminates home delivery/store bought bottled water
Replaces GWF, GWFA, GWF01, GWF06, MWFA

Home Depot or any hardware store.

2007-01-23 13:15:37 by nipsy3

Price: $12.99 $4.72

Reduces extra-fine dirt, sand, sediment, silt, rust particles, and scale particles
Water filter life up to 3 months or 250 gallons.
Reduces chlorine taste and odor, bad taste and odor, and sediment from your drinking water

I have a Culligan water filter that I need a replacement filter for. Where is the best place to get one online?

culligan dealer, saves shipping & handling plus chance of getting wrong style,

2007-11-07 15:18:11 by JMB_INFO

We have a Kinetico water softener system (Mach 2060s) that uses a 20 inch by 2-1/2 inch filter, but I was wondering if somebody sells a granular activated carbon (GAC) filter that would work in this system, so we can filter out radon. I can't find anything and would appreciate it if anyone had some insight into this... Thank you!

Since radon is a gas you really don't need to do anything to your softener system. I'm sure it filters and cleans your water of solid contaminents.
There are several radon detector kits available that will test the air in your house for any trace of radon. Check your local hardware store or places like Menards or Home Depot.
Your local city offices might also know if there is any info for tour area on radon.

2007-08-31 18:38:29 by swirlygirl