PACK Ware Compatible Inline Filter Review

I use this filter for my kitchen sink's cold water supply. It doesn't use the same fittings so you'll have to go to a plumbing store but they know what you need. It's not true reverse osmosis filtration, but for flavor polishing and capturing relatively large diameter contaminants, it's a cheap solution.

I use one for my ice maker and the other for my second kitchen faucet. I have decent water to start with, but these devices refresh it nicely. I don't have any flow issues, but my incoming water is almost free of sediment. Easy to install, inexpensive, easy to replace, decent quality. I haven't tested them on rougher water. I suspect that a pre-filter should be used in such cases.

I use this filter on my kitchen sink cold water supply. It doesn't use the same fittings so you'll have to go to a plumbing store but they know what you need. It's not true reverse osmosis filtration, but it's a cheap solution for flavor polishing and capturing relatively large diameter contaminants.

I use one for my ice machine line and the other for my second kitchen faucet. I have decent water to start with, but these devices refresh it well. I don't have any flow issues, but my incoming water is almost free of sediment. Easy to install, inexpensive, easy to replace, decent quality. I haven't tested them on rougher water. I suspect that a pre-filter should be used in such cases.

Standard inline filter 2x10 GAC. They are usually made by several companies, and many other companies put their own label on them. So I have no doubt that like all others this one will remove chlorine and improve the taste of the water, but I don't like the lack of the standard/typical flow direction indicator in the filter housing (and flow direction is important). So I had to go to the internet to understand it. and I think some people will end up installing them incorrectly.