🥥 KOR Water Fall Replacement Filter: Sustainable & Effective with 100% Pure Coconut Shells to Remove Chlorine, Bad Taste, and Odors Review

I inherited my KOR waterfall and bought a filter to start fresh. No aftertaste, just the purest pure water. Consider me converted. I got it as a Christmas present this year!

I love my waterfall core I love the taste of my water after it goes through the filter. The only comment I have when it comes time to change the filter is not so easy to remove the old one. A filter is always hard to pull out the old filter

I love my KOR Waterfall Filter System and this beautiful coconut charcoal filter is key to its success. Easy pouring after a short rinse to fill up. I also find it helpful to make 1-2 passes through the filter into the carafe. Then it's usually good, happy and ready to make all your water delicious, natural and amazing.

It takes two hours to fill a Kor pot with drips. How do I know? Because with this Kor filter, I threw coal from above and only let through one drop of water per second. Sometimes a drop of water every two seconds. Is it a super filter? I'm thirsty! If my next filter is like this, I'll drop my KOR filter.

When this filter arrived it didn't have the original packaging. It was wrapped in plastic but it had no instructions or instructions on how to install the filter. I used to order filters so I knew how to install them, but I couldn't tell if it was genuine. It leaked excessive charcoal (more than any other filter I've used in my water filtration system.

I've been using KOR for a long time and I get a bad filter for the second time. Carbon particles were everywhere, and even after half an hour of soaking the filter and countless refills and drains, there are still tons of carbon particles lurking in the water. Revain makes it easy to replace/return, but it's hit and miss and shouldn't be relied on. A little disappointing.