| Whirlpool/PUR Side By Side Refrigerator Push Button Cyst Reducing Water Filter |  | Brand: Whirlpool
Category: Home Improvement
Buy New: $25.99 - $75.00
as of 3/9/2010 03:06 CST details
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Rating:  133 reviews
Media: Tools & Hardware
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.8
Dimensions (in): 13.3 x 3.8 x 2.5
ASIN: B001DLDZNY
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 133
 Always Just As Ordered March 8, 2010
Linda Feldman (Los Angeles, CA)
this company ships the product at a much lower cost than I can buy it anywhere elses, well packaged, without waste - and with speed. Thank you.
Whirlpool Refrigerator Water Filters March 8, 2010
Gearhead (Westminster, CO USA)
Works as they should, although I'm guessing on quality city water (which we have), they're no where near spent in 6 months per filter. Definitely makes the ice taste better!!
 refrigerator filter replacement March 7, 2010
Mickey (Houston, TX)
amazon allowed us to easily find the part that we needed and purchase it for a reasonable price.
the only thing that would have been helpful would have been a link to something which showed for which refrigerators the filter was appropriate - i needed to find an old receipt for a previous purchase to id it.
Whirlpool Water Filter March 4, 2010
B. Bunch
This is the about the seventh time I have had to replace the water filter in my Kenmore refrigerator. I find that Sears charges much more for the filter than I can find it at other stores. It did take me a little research to match up the model number for the Kenmore recommended filter to its Whirlpool model number. Now, I have discovered I can get it for about $10 cheaper on Amazon, and it qualified for free shipping.
Tried both filters for Whirlpool; works fine March 4, 2010
C. Miller (Nevada)
My Whirlpool is a "fastfill" and I tried these cyst-reducing slow-fill filters because at the time for some reason they were cheaper, and looked just the same. I think they do slow down the fill a little bit, but they are apparently filter more so I guess its a trade-off. If you have questionable water it would certainly be worth it. Since they both work, I now buy whichever one's cheaper. I DO wish they'd come out with one that took out salts, and yes -- even flouride which I do not consider a benefit.
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