Update: This popular deal is now available at a lower price.
Amazon has
everydrop by Whirlpool Ice and Water Refrigerator Filter 1 (EDR1RXD1) for $31.90 - 5% when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $36.10 ->
now $30.30.
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Product Details:
- Certified to reduce 99% of lead as well as other potentially harmful contaminants
- For the cleanest water, replace your everydrop filter every 6 months (or 200 gallons).
- everydrop Ice & Water Refrigerator Filter 1 replaces W10295370A.
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these are scams. they time your fridge instead of gallon usage. they will promp for replacement when its timing is up. even if you only filtered 1 gallon during its lifetime
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these are scams. they time your fridge instead of gallon usage. they will promp for replacement when its timing is up. even if you only filtered 1 gallon during its lifetime
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Also be aware lots of the generics from no-name brands claim to be NSF certified... sometimes they are, sometimes they just give you the model of a reputable brand to "lookup", sometimes they point to a fake website and tell you to "look up" there. info.nsf.org or bust. If it doesn't show up there, it's bullshit.
You don't want to be putting water through something that might contaminate it, especially if the intent of the device is to purify it.
I don't trust anyone who lies about certification with my food or water.
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I received some fake ones that looked just the same as the real ones from eBay and it broke my refrigerator water filtration system (caused a leak).
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