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CULLIGAN" FILTER CARTRIDGE FM-15 *Replacement for FM-15 Ace# 4120671 *Reduces lead 99%, Cryptosporidium and giardia cysts 99.95%, chlorine, sediment and unpleasant taste and odors *Effective life up to 2 mo./200 gal.
Details
* Quick and easy replacement
* Reduces unpleasant odor
* Improves water taste
* Reduces lead, chlorine taste and odor, Cryptosporidium and
* Giardia cysts
* Filter life of up to 2 months or 200-Gallons
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Customer Reviews
Happily, after purchasing the CULLIGAN Faucet Filter several months ago, I can now report with confidence that it is plagued by no such similar defect. In other words, once attached, it remains firmly in place, and works every bit as effectively as rival brands. So for anyone who has tried those other brands and encountered endless frustration in endeavoring to keep them attached to the faucet, my advice is: Don't give up just yet! Try the Culligan model. It's solidly built, competitively priced, and replacement cartridges are readily available from Amazon. For me, at least, the Culligan at last put an end to the gratuitous, time-wasting burden of having to continually reattach a recalcitrant water filter.
A Water Faucet Filter That Actually Works!
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This review is from: Culligan FM-15RA Level 3 Faucet Filter Replacement Cartridge (Kitchen)
The Brita faucet filter does an excellent job of filtering out impurities from tap water -- that is, when it manages to stay attached to the faucet. However, in my experience with it (two years and two different models), a tremendous amount of my valuable time was wasted trying to reattach the filter after it would repeatedly fall off. Although I have no direct experience with the Pur faucet filter, my understanding (drawn from other reviews) is that it suffers from the same problem.Happily, after purchasing the CULLIGAN Faucet Filter several months ago, I can now report with confidence that it is plagued by no such similar defect. In other words, once attached, it remains firmly in place, and works every bit as effectively as rival brands. So for anyone who has tried those other brands and encountered endless frustration in endeavoring to keep them attached to the faucet, my advice is: Don't give up just yet! Try the Culligan model. It's solidly built, competitively priced, and replacement cartridges are readily available from Amazon. For me, at least, the Culligan at last put an end to the gratuitous, time-wasting burden of having to continually reattach a recalcitrant water filter.