Watts Premier Inline Water Filter 20,000 gallon Capacity- Inline Filter for refrigerator, Ice Maker, Under Sink, and Reduces Bad Taste, Odors, Chlorine and Sediment in Drinking Water

Hooked this up to my side-by-side LG fridge/freezer, after about 5 litres of water it cleared up and I've got great tasting water and ice cubes. Does what it says. Filters water.

I just installed my second one of these filters. I put one in our previous house that was going great after 3 years when we moved, and I left the filter there. The water at our new house tasted heavily of Texas dirt (compliments of Lake Texoma), even after having been through the refrigerator's internal, new filter. So I bought another of these. The total install was about 30 minutes, which included cleaning behind the refrigerator! No leaks. Put the refrigerator back. Ran a couple of gallons through and gave it a taste test. EXCELLENT results! The improvement was exactly what we wanted.When I bought the previous filter in 2018, I remember that it was rated for 5 years. The new one says to replace after 6 months. 20,000 gallons in 6 months?? No way I'm using that much. I'll use this filter until the water starts tasting bad again, which I'm confident will be close to 6 years than 6 months.

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Works fine. I am using it for the furnace-mounted humidifier to reduce mineral or lime buildup. Wanted this longer-lasting version to reduce the frequency of replacement. Just make sure to tighten fittings securely with pipe dope or tape for a water-tight seal. A body mounting flange or bracket would have been handy but I just used tie straps instead. I also wrote the date on the body of the filter after installation as a reminder of when to replace.

Started using Watts filters around 2000, initially purchased through Home Depot. I install this on the water supply of an older Whirlpool side by side refrigerator ice maker/water dispenser. Believe these are the best outboard filters available and, depending upon usage, will last several years before replacement needed.One caution is be certain that you have installed correctly and that you have a leakproof seal. The instructions say to hand tighten and then use a wrench for a final half turn. That might work if you have a very strong grip but I found that I needed to crank it down around another 1 1/2 turn or so before it stopped leaking. Let me emphasize that you need to check for leaks and continue to carefully tighten until it is sealed properly. When I replaced a filter the first time, I belatedly discovered that it was still slightly leaking...too late and had water damage in an adjacent room (the water had seeped under the baseboard).Not sure what is going on with the pricing, perhaps just supply chain problems, but these were listed at over $100 this last time (early 2024) which is over 3X the amount I paid for the first one. Delayed until it came back down within reason. Current price seems to have stabilized around $40.