ICEPURE Under Sink Water Filter System, 3 Years or 22000 Gallons Ultra High Life NSF/ANSI 42 Certified, Removes Heavy Metals,Chlorine,Direct Connect Under Counter Drinking Water System, USA Tech

10 reviews for ICEPURE Under Sink Water Filter System, 3 Years or 22000 Gallons Ultra High Life NSF/ANSI 42 Certified, Removes Heavy Metals,Chlorine,Direct Connect Under Counter Drinking Water System, USA Tech

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   RandysView – 17 September 2024

   
   Our water smelled and did not taste good at all, to the point that we didn’t even want to brush our teeth with it. While addressing the problem (most likely with the soft water treatment) I installed two of these units. The result is fantastic! No smell, no bad taste, and no further problems while we tackle the real problem.Very easy to install and most importantly it comes will all the fittings you need! No running to Ace to find that coupler. Installed and working in 15 minutes. The thing that took the most time was clearing out the cabinet below the sink too do the installation.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Trisha – 7 November 2024

   
   This installed so easy. Took up very little space under the sink. No leaks! It’s great to have filtered water to cook with. Tastes just like my refrigerator water. I have city water so this was a must for my home. Liked it so much I got one for my mother-in-laws sink too. Probably going to purchase more for my bathroom sinks! Five star!

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Mueller – 28 October 2024

   
   Just moved to a new house on city water and it was very chemical smelling and didn’t taste great at all. After installing, it’s like spring water on tap. I’m a bit of a “water snob” and this definitely checks all the boxes for me. Installation was super easy and it was built well so I feel like it will last a very long time.

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   Rated 4 out of 5

   Iron Drive – 26 August 2024

   
   I recently moved to a city with city-supplied water, and noticed the taste was not good. I tested the tap water (using test strips) and some of the 16 items tested for were slightly elevated, but all within EPA requirements. Still, the taste was not good, I assume due to disinfecting chlorine. So I bought the IcePure under-sink filtration system.INSTALLATIONThe installation user guide (which was attached to the product page) looks professional and thus complete. But I found the installation instructions insufficient, for two reasons:1. While they advise/require at least four inches under the filter (due to future filter replacement), they don’t advise how much space to leave on either side of the filter. To avoid bending the inflow and outflow lines too much, I recommend at least four inches on the sides.2. The filter and the wall mount (“filter head”) arrive attached. After you drill the two holes for the filter head, make your life easier by detaching the filter from the wall mount, and take the top of the wall mount off (it easily snaps off) to expose the wall mount’s attachment holes. Then put the wall mount on the screws and make the screws snug. And reattach the filter.Note that once the wall mount and filter are secured under the sink, the plumbing work is fairly easy (although there’s limited space usually under the sink to work within). If you’ve ever replaced a kitchen faucet, this installation is much easier.I did use the supplied teflon tape on my connections even though the instructions did not call for it.WATER QUALITYI tested the filtered water, and it brought down some of my tested values. Based on the EPA limits (there aren’t that many…), I believe the tap water is safe to drink, so the IcePure filtered water should be safer.The taste is also much better than the unfiltered tap.WATER FLOWThis wasn’t a factor when I looked at water filters, but the flow rate is indistinguishable from the flow rate before I attached the water filter. Much appreciated!CUSTOMER SUPPORTAfter I installed the water filter, I emailed their support group, and asked two questions:1. What are the included stickers for? (There are twelve monthly stickers, and stickers numbered 1 ro 31, presumably days.)Customer support reply: “You can contact Amazon to return the product within 30 days of using it.” Huh?2. How will I know when to change the water filter?Customer support reply: “According to our experience, if the filtered water tastes bad and the water flow is significantly reduced, we think it is time to replace the filter.” Helpful.Overall, the IcePure water filter is a clear improvement over my city’s tap water. As long as the filter lasts a long time, I’ll be a happy customer.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Busy Bee – 18 November 2024

   
   Glad we found this water purifier. Worked so well for our refrigerator, we bought another to filter drinking water at kitchen sink.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   John – 9 October 2024

   
   Just installed this on my kitchen sink. I made sure to connect my frig so that it is also filtered. So far no leaks. If this stays positive i will ensure to update.Update..no leaks and water taste fantastic!

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Jim – 8 November 2024

   
   Very easy installation and works well

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   eagle – 22 October 2022

   
   I’ve had various filters over the past 15 years. All have performed relatively well. Everyone claims similar spec’s for purification performance and all back it up with independent testing certification. All I can say is that water from any of these filters tastes much better than staight from the tap. Based on my experience, the differences between these various filter products boils down to how long each filter lasts and the subsequent replacement costs.In this case, the Icepure filter claims to be good for 20,000 gal and replacement filters are about $30 (as of 10/22/2022 https://smile.amazon.com/ICEPURE-WFS5300A-Capacity-Filtration-Fluoride/dp/B08Q3KXS3S). By comparison, I was using the Woder product, where the filter is good for about 8500 gal and replacements are about $50. Before that, I was using the ‎Aquasana 2-stage filter that is supposed to last for 500 gal, but the system beeps at you every 6 months to change the filter regardless (flow rate slows down dramatically after that), and replacement filters are $55 (last bought in 2018–currently unavailable).The last Woder filter I put in was in 2017 and a couple of weeks ago water started tasting bad. Time to replace it. If their filter life is roughly 8500 gal, and it lasted roughly 6 years, then our average daily consumption is about 3.9 gal. I would have guessed closer to 2.5 gal per day, but whatever. At a consumption rate of 3.9 gal per day, we should be able to get 14 years of use out of this Icepure filter. I’ll be happy with 5 years. We’ll see.One key difference with this Icepure product is the flow rate. All of the other filters we had gave a little stream, and you get these little dinky filter faucets that run on dinky plastic supply lines, and it all just works because the flow rate is rather low. Hook up the Icepure to one of these, and it’s like a firehose! My dinky little faucet just could not keep up. Before anything broke, I bought this faucet: https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B07TGJDMWL You can hook that one to your regular water supply line, and it can handle it. It also comes with standard steel-braided supply hose–none of that dinky plastic line junk. This faucet handles the Icepure filter beautifully. Don’t get the dinky faucet.Bottom line: this filter produces good-tasting water, the system is much cheaper than many others (both initial cost and replacement filters), and should last for multiple years (per their own specs). Plus, the flow rate is awesome! Two thumbs up.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Deanna Poirier – 3 November 2024

   Improvement
   Easy to install and big difference in the water quality!

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    Rated 5 out of 5

    Gernandt, Saskia – 20 November 2024

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