Product Description
WSW-1 Features: -Filter cartridge. Specifications: -Water Sentinel WSW-1 Refrigerator Water Filters Specs: Flow Rate: .5 GPM (1.9 lpm) Temp Range: 33 - 100? F (.6 - 38 C) Pressure Range: 30 - 100 psi (207 - 689 kPa) Capacity: 300 gal (1,136 L) or 6 months. Dimensions: -Overall dimensions: 10'' H x 2'' W x 2'' D.
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1027 in Home Improvement
- Size: 1 Pack
- Brand: Water Sentinel
- Model: WSW-1
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 10.00" h x 2.00" w x 2.00" l, .50 pounds
Features
- Economical alternative to expensive substitutes
- Delivers clean, clear water that looks and tastes great
- Will remove or reduce chlorine, tastes and odors that may be present in your drinking water
- Does not remove minerals which may be beneficial to health
- Designed to provide up to six months of life or 300 gallon
From the Manufacturer
This WaterSentinel WSW-1 Replacement Water Filter for Frigidaire WF1CB (1-PACK) contains a compressed carbon block which provides tremendous capacity to remove and/or reduce impurities and sediment that may be present in your drinking water. The carbon block has millions of active sites on its surface and within the structure which can absorb impurities like a sponge, and can adsorb and hold other types of impurities on its surface like a magnet. Additionally, this filter can catalytically breakdown other impurities very similar to the way a catalytic converter works in your automobile. These processes ensure that you are getting the cleanest and best tasting water possible.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
64 of 66 people found the following review helpful.
By Happy Camper
On this site it says they are tested for ANSI/NSF 42 AND 53, however, when I received the filters, the box only claims tested for standard 42. This is important because standard 53 is for the reduction of Lead, Mercury, Benzene, p-Dichlorobenzene,Toxaphene and Carbofuran. You might not have these elements in your water, but you should know what you're paying for!
29 of 30 people found the following review helpful.
By MikeB
I sent the following message to Water Sentinel on 11/30/10 and have not received a response as of 12/16/10. Will sell my "inventory" at a steep discount! :)
The other afternoon the water filter in my KitchenAid refrigerator blew up for no apparent reason. See attached photo. Fortunately I was nearby and able to shut off the water quickly and avoid any major damage, but if I was at work and it pumped water into my house for even a few hours, or traveling for two weeks at a time it could have easily done tens of thousands of damage to my home. I now have four filters left from a six-pack that was purchased recently. Are these filters any good, or should they be tossed and replaced with something of better quality? What suggestions do you have for avoiding this problem in the future, or do we have to shut off the water every time we leave the house?
27 of 28 people found the following review helpful.
By Hue Mann
I have a WSW-1 and the end blew off and started shooting water out the front of the refrigerator and all over the floor. Fortunately we were in the next room when it happened. If we had been away it could have caused thousands of dollars of water damage. In the future I will spend a little more money and get the Kenmore brand filters.
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