PUR MineralClear Faucet Refill RF-9999, 6 Pack
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of PUR MineralClear Faucet Refill RF-9999, 6 Pack
Customer Review: way too expensive
Summary: 1 Stars
Notice it says "UP to 100 gallons". It doesn't filter anywhere near that much water. We have a softener system that uses potassium. We have very good water when it reaches this filter. Yet, this filter can only process about 22 gallons a month before it needs to be replaced... it just stops working. I know exactly how much it uses before it "dies" because I fill a crock with the filtered water and drink from that. The crock holds 2 1/2 gallons and I fill it twice a week. I replaced the filter on Jan 8 and it needs replacing today Feb 12.... exactly 5 weeks later. I've gone through 5 gallons of water a week for the first 4 weeks and today could only get 2 more gallons out of the filter for a total of 22 gallons. There has to be a better way....Customer Review: Price is Awesome!
Summary: 5 Stars
I have owned a Pur faucet mounted filter for over 3 years and the only thing that happened was the front plastic part cracked and broke off, but it wasn't necessary anyway, just more for looks. I was buying filters - 2 for around $29 at the military commissary and thought it was very expensive. Look at this price that amazon offers!!!!! Can't beat it and my filters lasted for over a year. I keep about 6 small bottles of pur water in my fridge which also saves me from buying those small bottles of water. This may seem like a lot to pay all at once, but it saves you so much in the long run. I am going to reorder today as I only have one left from my earlier purchase over a year ago. You won't find a better price than this, and free shipping too!Customer Review: Fresh water at last!
Summary: 5 Stars
Fresh clean water! We had a problem with sulfur from our well water so we bought bottled water for tea or coffee and just plain drinking water. The PUR water filter attaches to the kitchen faucet and uses these filters. We bought the unit in May and as I write this review it is now Sept. We're still on the first filter so I am impressed with how it lasts. The manufacturer never claims that it will remove sulfur odor but I liked the sound of the 3 stage CHARCOAL filter. I took a chance and it paid off. The water is odor free and has a wonderful fresh taste. It simply tastes the way fresh water should taste. Our experience with this product has been 100% satisfactory and I would recommend it to my best friend in a heartbeat.Customer Review: Pretty good for the price.
Summary: 4 Stars
Where I live the tap water kinda sucks. Lots of chemicals added to it and such. Tastes like taking a drink from your swimming pool.
Went to Pura awhile back and it works pretty good for the money.
WARNING if you run any hot water through the filter it will toast it. And they arn't cheap. So if you can get a deal for a 6 pack like this, it's well worth the money.
Other than that, I love it. Cleans up the water, tastes.. well.. like water should.. assuming water is supposed to have a taste. ;)
You really can't go wrong with this. It's allot cheaper than buying tons of bottles water, and alot better on the enviroment. Not all those plastic bottles going into land fills.
Customer Review: Purr 3 Stage
Summary: 1 Stars
I replaced three of the Purr 3 stage filters for my mother-inlaw in approximately 1 year. We kept replacing the unit because she had an initial investment in a 6 pack of filters, but after the 3rd unit failed we decided to cut our losses. The units would leak upon initiation of the filter. I took the last unit apart and it was apparent that the internal o-ring seals were being damaged by the twisting action associated with activating the filter. We have had a Teledyne unit for over ten years and never experience a problem. Needless to say, the mother-inlaw will have a new Teledyne unit in the near future. Apparently, Teledyne has better rocket scientists.........