💧 Enhance Water Purification with 3M Aqua Pure Whole Replacement Filter Filtration System Review

I'm not sure our water is THAT complicated or these filters are THAT expensive. It seems to be the best filter we've used as it does its job well, but nothing seems to last as long as they promote. Our water is high in iron and this filter does most of the work well, but the filter seems to need replacing a lot sooner (45 days) than longer (90 days) than they suggest. Probably works best after about a month/filter.

We bought a Kenmore water softener from Sears and we buy Pentek filters, the quality of the 3M Agua AP817 is on par. I notice it on my skin and especially on my hair! I will never go back to Pentek filters, I would rather pay more. The first photo I posted is the old filter we used. The second picture is the new Agua Pure filter. Update: After using this filter for 2 months we realized that we need to wash it weekly. It turns yellow, and while we understand it does its job, it's an annoyance…

I live in a decent New Jersey town and the water company has told me my neighborhood gets its water from a large public well. I bought this 817 filter because 3M said it was the best for well water use. The company says the filter needs to be replaced anytime between six months and a year. Just out of curiosity I changed the filter after 3 months. I was completely shocked to find that the original pure white filter was completely black! It looked like it was covered in chocolate syrup it was…

While I'm sure this product will work fine in water systems without "high pressure" in the water lines, in our system the filter collapsed on its own so the granular carbon ran into the filter canister and was able to be dragged into the house installation. We had to flush the entire water supply to remove carbon from all pipes and faucets. (Slightly pricey) The product has a warning not to use it in a 'high pressure' system, but we decided to experiment hoping it would work. For this reason we

Filled up quickly. When I drink water I honestly can't tell it apart from the AP810. Note that this filter is better for filtering chlorine. However, if you live in the old town like me, there will be quite a bit of sediment clogging that filter long before the time is right. It's like we've run out of water pressure in less than 45 days. So I bought a sediment filter (AP810) instead. The water flow is much better. I will install two filters in my house. One with the AP810 sediment filter, then

I am sure this product will work well in water systems that do not have "high pressure" " in the water pipes, but in our system the filter collapsed on its own and the carbon pellets leaked into the filter container and could be dragged into the house installation. We had to flush the entire water supply to remove carbon from all pipes and faucets. (Slightly pricey) The product has a warning not to use it in a 'high pressure' system, but we decided to experiment hoping it would work. For this…