🚰 KOHLER Aquifer Cartridge Filtration System 77685 NA Review

I have used Kohler water filters for many years. We have moved to a new house and installed a water filtration system using a KOHLER 77685-NA Aquifer cartridge to provide cold water under the sink. This reduced the water pressure by 2/3. It was easy to install, but I wouldn't recommend it unless you expect decent water pressure.

It was very difficult to find the original filters for my old Kohler undercounter filter system which we really liked. And then a new model of a replaceable filter flowed. We installed a new system last week and we have delicious water again. (But why does the carpenter have to make the doors under the kitchen sink so narrow?)

It has become very difficult to find genuine filters for my old Kohler undercounter filter system that we loved. And then a new model of a replaceable filter flowed. We installed a new system last week and we have delicious water again. (But why does the carpenter have to make the doors under the kitchen sink so narrow?)

I spent many hours researching before selecting this filter to replace the Woder filter I was using. This Kohler model has been tested to NSF/ANSI 42, 53, and 401 standards, which few under-sink filters can match. It was easy to install and the water is clean and tastes good. The flow rate for this filter is a little slow, but not slow enough to be a concern. They sell a model (KOHLER 77686-NA) that uses two of these filters to double the flow rate, which will surely be enough for most.

, I have tried different brands and models. Some of them were difficult to install (GE; the gasket is too thick making the cap difficult to tighten even with a water filter wrench) or too expensive to maintain (Body Glove etc.). THIS water filtration system from Kohler was incredibly easy to install and relatively inexpensive to replace filters ($50 each at Revain). A NOTICE. I am very careful with anything water/plumbing or electricity related. I prefer to hire professionals to touch on these…