Purenex WH-20BB 20-Inch Whole House Carbon Block Water Filter Save 11% Off

• Chlorine taste, odor and organic chemicals reduction
• Provides clean water for the entire home
• 26,000 -Gallon rating
• 7.0 gpm recommended flow

We purchased this as a pre-filter for a water softener and for removal of chlorine from our city water supply. It does both well. It was fairly easy to install. Seems larger in person than in pictures. Much bigger than a 10" model. I purchased a large angle bracket from Lowes and lag bolted it to the wall for support. I''m estimating a cartridge lifespan of about six months based on our water usage. We''ve been using it for a couple months now. Our showers and baths no longer smell like a swimming pool. Our skin doesn''t feel as dried out and itchy as before. The replacement cartridges are reasonable (about $45) here on Amazon.

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No pressure relief button on mine as described. Had to change my routing on the job i was doing to make it work. Was a good price but the quality suffers. Pentek much better.

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pipe thread will go all the way in without tightening until it bottoms out, thing is still weaping and im going to trys some hack methods to save on my investment.

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The sump on this product has an o-ring larger than other big blue sumps. Unbelievably, neither Amazon nor Purenex have a replacement o-ring. Since periodicaly this o-ring needs to be replaced, the idea of not having an original replacement o-ring is

absurd.

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Purenex asked me not to review this until they could make amends.It''s been months now,so I''ll share my experience

This arrived with no instructions,I''ve had 30 years experience in the piping industry,what could go wrong?

The specs say 1" IPS in and out,they neglect to say it is a non tapered pipe thread.So a trip to the hardware store to find a solution,there I found a ten pack of O-rings that worked.

The bracket took a little thought,but became obvious.

In the process of removing the filter housing,I got a little wet,so I had to drill and tap for a pet cock for draining the filter.Of course another trip to the hardware store.

I''m really not sure if it filters my well water yet,I think it has improved some.

For the price,it''s O.K.,but a little bit of instruction could have made this a one day job,but it took much longer.The filter I was replacing came with adapters and installation sheet,these folks should have also.

I did find another use for an O-ring,so some good came of it.