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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Culligan FM-15A Level 3 Faucet FilterCustomer Review: It can not be installed on my faucet Summary: 1 StarsI can not install this product. I live in California and our apartment has normal faucet like most of the others. I just can not screw it into position of my faucet. It just does not work. This is something I never expected based on the
better reviews of this product than the other PUR brand. It's waste of time and money for me. I am going to return it.
Customer Review: wasted money based on these reviews Summary: 1 StarsI've read reviews on amazon for all filters and decided on these. I live in New York and by the time the water comes out our faucets its almost like sewage. I've tried three myself, one was broken and two of the filters out of five were not functioning. My girlfriend got one and it wasn't much better. We have both moved around and no matter what water pressure we had the amount of water coming out of these filters has been pathetic. It was mostly just dripping, sort of like not closing the faucet all the way. I've bought additional three filters, and one had great pressure but I don't think it filtered as I could still taste the chlorine. For some reason these get clogged up after two years and even turned off the water pressure drops dramatically. In the end they don't filter or allow water to flow through. I wondered about suing this company, but they're too pathetic for me to do that as poland spring already ruined their business and home delivery services. Hopefully you will stay away, but if not feel free to learn from your own mistakes.
Customer Review: water filter Summary: 4 StarsIt works good. I doesn't leak. It was a good price. The speed of water is fine. The only thing is the little valve that is suppose to automatically go in once the water is turned off broke. We just have to make sure we push it back in so the filter doesn't get ruined from hot water.
Customer Review: It's True -- This One DOES Work! Summary: 5 StarsThe 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.
Customer Review: a few flaws but works Summary: 3 Starsafter using the filter for 4 months I thought it warranted a review.I have replaced the filter once and the water tastes great,but little can be said about the mechanical aspect of the filter.It does not leak at all but the knob that was supposed to switch back to tap water once you are done filtering does not work anymore,this can be somewhat annoying though not that big an issue.I don't know if its because of the sediments collecting in the filter,but on changing the filter,initially the flow is good but as time goes by the flow turns into almost a trickle.In all a good filter with a few mechanical issues.
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