Waterdrop 15UB-UF 0.01 μm Ultra Filtration Under Sink Water Filter System for Baçtёria Reduction, NSF/ANSI 42 Certified, with Dedicated Faucet, 16K Gallons Chlorine Reduction Capacity, USA Tech

They made up for their issue with the first unit, too, so I will be recommending them to all of my friends. This is now a 5 star rating since it now works as it should. The old review is as follows In my experience, installation wasn't difficult, and I like the fact that the filter comes with all the fittings for a regular faucet, plus a shutoff valve for the water that goes through it. All of the parts felt well constructed and of high quality. In any case. I have a problem with the filter inlet leaking severely, because it is made of plastic and does not seal firmly Since this is a standard plumbing fitting, it is hard to get a spare part or replacement - the entire plumbing fitting has to It's not clear why they went with this type of connection since you will have to replace the entire unit if something goes wrong. The faucet/filter did not work correctly on first installation, so I cannot tell you how well they work. We have reached out to the Water Drop for support, and I will update this review if they send a new filter and everything is working as expected. now, it is a bit of a dead end.

Natasha Willis

| Oct 02, 2020

In order to keep our fixtures from turning red, we must change our whole house filter every two months. In our home, we use this filter to fill up our coffee maker and As a result, the water tastes good and flows at a faster rate than I expected. Although I knew there would be no change to TPS, I went with it anyway. The reverse osmosis didn't make sense for me because it wastes so much water. It was easy to install and built well. I would recommend it. It doesn't have to be cute, just work. If anything changes in the next few months, I will update.

Mack Fuller

| May 31, 2021

Class 3) This is much cheaper than you might think! This filter must be replaced once every two years (replace that little filter two or three times per year, or replace that $14 filter Fortunately, we were provided with everything we need in this kit. I was surprised at how easy it was to install. The pullover is paired with a new pair of jeans That's so cool.

Iris Carter

| Sep 28, 2020

My daughter says that the water is quite nice and feels smooth to touch. The plan is to last two years, but we shall My heart will be glad if it does. Installing this system shouldn't be too difficult. A push-in system is used to install the hoses After short struggle, I walked to the hardware store and life became a lot easier. I had to change my water line. The 3/8" part was difficult to attach, but with a little help from a hardware store, it was easy. It comes with an adapter with a stop cock valve on the water line. It is convenient and versatile A 3/8" to 1/2" or a 1/2" to 1/2" or a 3/8" to 3/8" is a 3/8" to 3/8" is a A tubing connection is already in place. To determine how long the tubing needs to be, measure from the adapter to the "IN" port of the filter. If there is enough tube, cut the tube. In order to use a razor knife, I used a razor. Cut a piece off that goes on the faucet (and then you can work on the faucet). The plastic nut that goes on the faucet can be assembled with the push-button assembly Before you secure the faucet (from above) it will be easier to connect the adapter and the tubing leading from the faucet to the filter. You can leave about an inch and a half before threading the plastic nut on the faucet, and then you will need to attach the grey handle After the lock is attached to the faucet, a blue clip is attached, then the tubing, then the second It is important to tighten the lock connector to prevent the lock from loosing). Place the faucet in the appropriate location. When you are tightening it up, it would be helpful if someone held it in place. There is a sink under there. Taking the nut as close as possible then sliding the washer in and tightening the nut ensures that the washer stays firmly in place. Once the tubing is cut to length, it must be inserted into the machine. You can push the tubing from the faucet into the external "Out" port, then the tubing from the internal water line into the "In" port. Open the stopcock then the faucet, and let air out of the system, and check for leaks afterwards. Running the water for a bit will make the water clearer. Filtered water is a pleasure to drink. I had the most difficulty fastening the faucet. I am not as young or as trim as I used to be, but was still able to squeeze in and tighten the plastic nut on the back of the sink.

Margaret LEES

| Sep 18, 2020

The only one I came across about using this filter with well water was from a reviewer who didn't write many reviews. There is a private well that provides my water. My home is equipped with a whole-house filtration system that filters the water before it comes into the house, but the water still tastes like crap. I actually prefer to have two large zero water pitchers instead of a lot of small ones, but I am getting tired of constantly refilling them and spending $70 on replacement filters every third or so month. Under my kitchen sink, I installed the filter and positioned the faucet right next to the sink (my sink is The process took no more than 15 minutes. Because my sink had no additional holes, I had to use a 3/4" hole saw to install the faucet. As I mentioned earlier, I only needed a Cresent wrench and a Phillips phillips screwdriver. The filter came with a template sticker for the two mounting screws, which was really handy. The water runs through the filter for 5 minutes, then I run the taste test. It passes My picky children liked it and did not complain about it. *they complained constantly about the taste of the faucet previously and used to drink from it only when there was no alternative. Just Should there be a problem with the filter or if it is not lasting long, I will post an update. I think it's going to be good quality so I don't expect that to happen. That's it for now, I hope that helped.

Anika Byrd

| Dec 24, 2020