Fluoride Multi Plus Water Filter No Cartridge

• Sits on the counter and easily connects to any kitchen faucet.
• No cartridges to replace,99%+ chlorine removal
• 6-stage water filtration, including micron, Synthetic Aluminum Oxide absorbant media,KDF, GAC and ion exchange resin for great water filtration
• Flow rate - .75 to 1 gallon per minute
• Filter Capacity: 10,000 gallons (1-3 years, or when the flow of water either automatically stops or slows down considerably).

We have had this filter for going on three years and just ordered a replacement. We had the same experience as the other reviewer who ranked it one star, but I called the customer service number and was told that in addition to letting water flow through the filter for approximately 10 minutes prior to first drinking the water, you have to turn on your tap with the water stream about the same diameter as a pencil (at the bottom, where it hits the sink, THEN push the button to bring the water through the filter. Once we began doing this, the water tasted great and we love using it. We always know if we''ve allowed the water to flow through it too fast, because we get a slight mineral bite, but we''ve gotten quite good at getting it right and it''s very simple once you know what needs to be done. I find it unfathomable that the company doesn''t include instructions with the filter, as I have talked to several people that have had the horrible mineral/metal taste and haven''t bothered calling customer service (again, unfathomable) to find out if their filter is faulty or if there is something different they can do to make it work right (there is!). Once you find out how to use this filter it works great. It does allow water to drip out of the filter every now and then after it''s been shut off, so you want to make sure it''s always over the sink. For the price, you can''t beat this filter; it''s just unfortunate that Crystal Quest doesn''t tell its customers how to use it from the start.

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Be warned about this alleged fluoride water filter. It may, or may not, actually remove fluoride, but the filtered water has a strong, bitter and metallic aftertaste that lingers in your throat. I had a horrible experience with Crystal Quest and I absolutely do not recommend this filter. The top spout is poorly designed and can get stuck inside the top of the filter if you turn too much. The spout does not tighten, so you will not know if you have gone too far. Once stuck, good luck getting it back out. I am very dismayed I blew money on this and wish I had read other reviews on the internet about the metallic taste this product leaves behind in the filtered water.

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Cuisinart DTC-975BKN Thermal 12-Cup Programmable Coffeemaker Save 46% Off

Fussy Lid, but the Best Coffee Maker Ever!, April 23, 2005

Reviewer: R. Wilner (Metro Detroit)

I wish Amazon had 1/2 stars, because I would have given 4 1/2. I almost gave it a 5 star rating, but the lid may bug some people. I will admit that the lid MUST be placed in a perfect position, but how to do it is no mystery. Clearly etched in the top of the lid are the words "Open" "Close" and "Pour." If you put the lid on so that the word "Pour" is directly over the spout, it''s no problem. When you go to screw on the lid, just make sure that the word "Pour" starts out over the spout and when it''s closed, it will end up there. No big deal. My guess is, the people who have given negative reviews about the lid were impatient with it.

My reason for buying this coffee-maker was the 12-OUNCE thermal carafe. This was one of the only coffee-makers I saw with a 12oz carafe as opposed to an 8 or 10 ounce. This was a huge selling point for me. As someone who nurses a whole pot a coffee a day, I also was attracted to the fact that I read it keeps coffee hot for so long.

I have had the coffee-maker for over a month now, and I am NOT disappointed! I have not had one single overflow incident and I have had no problems. I suspect that those with overflow problems overfilled the reservoir or didn''t pay attention to how they put the lid on.

One thing I must share with those of you considering this coffee-maker. One day I made a pot of coffee and I forgot about it. The next day, approximately 36 hours later, I remembered I had made coffee the previous day, so I figured I''d pour a cup and microwave it. Microwaving was unnecessary. The coffee came out STEAMING hot. As if I had just made it! I''m sure the more coffee that is in it the hotter it will keep but this was over a day later!

I HIGHLY recommend this product!

PROS

-No heating mechanism. No burnt tasting coffee!

-Once coffee is brewed, the coffee-maker shuts off.

-Coffee stays warm for much longer than the description states

-The carafe stays cool on the outside. I make a pot and just bring it into the living room with me, or to my desk.

-Very aesthetically pleasing design. Looks great in my kitchen.

-A full 12 cup coffee-maker. A rare thing amoung thermal carafe coffee-makers

-LED Clock/Programmable Timer. Auto Seal. Brew Pause Feature. Automatic Shutoff. Available in different colors

-The water level indicator is easy to see

-The beep letting you know the coffee is done is loud (I like that)

CONS

-You do need to pay attention to how to put the lid on, but it isn''t exactly rocket science.

-The digital clock area is tiny. But read the directions and using the timer is a breeze.

-The stainless steel fingerprints easily, but that''s not unusual in a stainless steel appliance.

-The beep letting you know the coffee is done is loud (Some may not like that)

My beloved 25 year-old Rowenta finally died, so I started looking for a new pot with a vacuum carafe and a cone filter. That narrowed the prospects quite a bit, and I bought the Cuisinart because it was easily available and (relatively) inexpensive compared to others with the same features. I read the numerous poor reviews but figured it wouldn''t take a rocket scientist to make it work, so I pressed on.

Sure enough, the pot was defective in a couple of ways.

1. The instruction booklet says to _fill_ the carafe and pour it into the reservoir. The carafe holds twelve cups and the reservoir holds the same before the small hole in back below the hinge dumps any excess on your counter, so in theory it''s impossible to over fill. So far, so good but the guy at Cuisinart who designed this pot apparently skipped his junior high science class the day they described how water expands when it is heated.

Twelve cups of cold tap water expands to about twelve and a half cups when it is raised to boiling. So, if you fill the reservoir according to instructions and heat the water, the carafe will overflow onto your counter every single time. Only fill it to the top of the stainless part.

2. There''s another reason that it randomly barfs hot coffee all over your counter that is not related to the problem related above. I spent a few hours testing my pot with just water (no coffee) to figure out what was going on. It worked perfectly twice, and put hot water on the counter about a dozen times, starting anywhere from when the carafe was half full to almost full. Suddenly the water would stop running into the carafe as though it was plugged up and start spilling over the side. I took the (patent pending!) lid completely apart to see if something might be getting jammed. It''s pretty clever there are two plastic and one metal ball to act as valves to let the coffee in and out while blocking steam and heat from escaping. Everything''s a pretty loose fit and not likely to jam but I finally found the problem (with mine, at least).

When you fill a container with water, you must let the air out as you do it, so there is also a small vent passage without any ball valves that goes from the inside of the lid to the threaded area on the side of the lid that''s near the carafe handle when the lid is properly tightened. The vent is quite small and exits the lid in a strange way to create a sort of labyrinth to reduce the amount of heat loss. I blew it out with some compressed air and saw something that was plugging it fly out, likely some plastic that fallen in during manufacturing. The vent also seemed somewhat obstructed where it ended, so I cleaned it up a bit with an Xacto knife.

The coffee maker now works perfectly apparently the vent was not always letting air escape quickly enough to let the coffee flow in.

I''m also going to put a few small self-adhesive cork glides from the hardware store under the carafe to boost it up a little and make sure the valve in the bottom of the filter stays open properly, as it seems a little dicey.

All in all, I like the pot, but for $80, I shouldn''t have to do Cuisinart''s quality control for them. The problems that so many people are complaining about were easy to recreate and repair it''s really inexcusable that Cuisinart hasn''t taken care of them by now.

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Folks, Let me tell you.... I read all the reviews on this coffee maker before my wife and I decided that; Oh, come on! They must be goofy. How hard can it be to set this coffee pot up correctly to work without spillage; we bought it anyway.

It worked for a week or so and then dumped the coffee all over the counter and on the kitchen floor.

"I must have done something wrong", said the lady of the house. Ok, I''ll try it, said the man of the house.

It worked... See, all you have to do is.. place the carafe in correctly. Well, I did it for three days and again all over the floor.

I called the company and a sweetie pie with the "Have a nice day" mentality helped me to calm down and told me that perhaps the cover was defective. They will send me another if I would return mine.

Wife said no.... order a whole carafe so we will have two when we get company. So 50 dollars later, I have two carafes.

Wonderful! Now either one will dump the coffee onto the counter after a week or ten days of lulling me into a state of confidence by working fine for 10 days.

We have a great deal of patience, and we also feel that we are smart enough to find the problem. So we stuck with it trying different filter baskets, and soaking the lids before using...

It was many months now, and it decided to dump this morning; all over the counter; all over the floor; grinds and coffee.

The carafe was half filled indicating that it did start out ok and I didn''t misalign anything; but with a mind of its own, it decided that it hated us again today.

So folks, we got two green garbage bags, one inside the other, and dumped that 99.00 + 50.00 more coffee pot in the trash.

It isn''t worth the aggravation.

I tried to find a website for their corporate office, but they haven''t the guts to show any, so this is the only place I could tell you our story.

I kid you not. We should have believed all the negatives in this product review section.

I would have loved to return it to Amazon, but after so much elapsed time, it would not have been fair.

Thank you for listening.

Fred Auerbach

email: fred.auerbach@gmail.com

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I''ve owned two of these machines. Here are the details:

First, the carafe is great. I''ve come home after a 10 hour day to find the morning coffee still warm enough and very drinkable. The cap alignment is a bit awkward, but it keeps the coffee hot and fresh. I now have two of them and have used them for this year''s Christmas/New Years gatherings. They kept regular and decaf coffee hot and fresh throughout the evening. I used my replacement "Barista Aroma Grande" machine to brew the coffee then put it into the superior Cuisinart carafes. That is why I gave the product one star.

The downsides include almost everything else:

As a previous reviewer noted, if the carafe is not seated properly, you wake up to a puddle of coffee on your kitchen counter and floor. This happened to me twice.

Consequently, if any of that puddle seeps into the machine from underneath or drips into it from the LED display window, the machine is kaput. This is why out first machine failed.

The water reservoir requires filling the machine from the top. My replacement has a separate container that is easier to manipulate. It is a much neater way to fill the machine.

The red indicator ball on the side of the Cuisinart machine stopped working.

The second machine just stopped working. Like another reviewer noted, when you hit the "on" button, the machine beeped after a minute or so without producing any coffee. This was not a result from an overflow condition, nor a result of a user error it just stopped working.

Bottom line: look elsewhere for a reliable machine.

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I have had this coffee maker for about 3 weeks now. I read all these reviews before I purchased, and almost didn''t because of some of them, so I thought I''d let you know how it worked out for me since you are probably having the same concerns.

The short version: I am very pleased with this coffee maker and am happy I purchased it. There are a couple of minor concerns, but with a bit of knowledge you can safely purchase this coffee maker.

Pros:

Very solid construction and carafe. Good overall look and feel.

The carafe keeps coffee hot all day. A huge plus. I only get carafe style (no warmer) coffee makers, and this is one of the best I''ve used.

Simple and easy programmable auto-brew functionality.

The fill container has a very easy to read measuring line, making filling it to a desired level very easy and convenient. A bonus I didn''t know I was missing until I got this machine.

Cons:

Pretty slow brewing. Takes 15-20 minutes to brew a full pot.

Does not come with the filter basket. Make sure you purchase one when you order. It is well worth it, and way better than paper filters.

It is a slow pourer. You may think "well come on, how much of a hurry are you in?" But when you fill travel size mugs, you really notice how slow it is. It is not a deal breaker, just letting you know.

The big one: SPILLAGE! Yes, this happened, but it can be avoided.

The Spillage: I''d read all about the complaints "It overflowed all over my counter", "made a huge mess", "worst coffee maker ever", and so I was concerned. At first some people were chalking it up to not putting the lid of the carafe on properly. While this is slightly trickier than it could be, it is still very obvious if you have it threaded wrong and is not the problem. However, I did experience the spill-over, huge mess, grinds and coffee all over my kitchen. But I investigated this thoroughly and found out the problem was due to the very finely ground coffee. When ground to almost a powder texture, the coffee passes through the filter and into the carafe''s unique brew-top lid. This lid has a separate compartment with a ball inside that allows it to brew through, and not spill when pouring. However, that area filled with the fine grounds and created a solid barrier that didn''t allow coffee to go into the carafe anymore.

IMPORTANT: DO NOT OVER GRIND YOUR BEANS. This brewer seems to brew it at above normal strength anyway, so you do not need to grind your beans too much. Most pre-ground coffees are fine; it''s just the custom grinders who can overdo it. Be careful, and you won''t have this problem.

So, I set my timer up for 30 minutes before I need it, don''t over-grind, and am very happy with this coffee maker. Hope this helps!

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Selected 5 Stage Ion Exc. Filter 8 pck By Zero Technologies

We have been using ZeroWater ZD-023 23-Cup Water Dispenser and Filtration System since we moved three years ago. These filters remove the TDS (total dissoluble solids) from our drinking water. It is frightening what is considered safe. Straight from the tap this morning our city water read 461 TDS, water from our dispenser read zero. The design of these filters is amazing. They remove what our prior water purifying pitcher systems did not. We take zero water with us when we travel for the health and well being of our family.

We love our Zero Water. We are unable to drink our city water and we love this. The filters are so much cheaper this way.

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Replacement Filter (Pack of 4) Save 5% Off

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We do not like the new design of these filters. They do not last as long and we suspect the company is trying to get more sales by making a product that is not as good as the original design. We don''t think it''s cost-effective any more.

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It leaves water in the upper tank. It doesn''t allow all the water to go into the tank below so it doesn''t work as well as the first version.

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The good folks at Zero Water changed the style of their filters. Mine shipped with a note inside that says they look different, but are improved and will fit. I happen to have the counter top dispenser that takes two filters. Inside of the fill area, there are two domes that screen out anything big and direct the water to the inside of the filter. The new filters do not have the same recess depth as the old filters and in order to use them, one must disassemble these domes and remove them. Haven''t noticed any degradation in performance yet, but would have been nice not to have to disassemble my unit to use the "new and improved" filters.

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I''ve had the same issues as some people, it wouldn''t filter all the water. I tapped and squeezed the filter under running water and voila it works as it should. I am not sure if it''ll last as long as the old design, but I intend to keep it running till the gauge reads 006.

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Love the unit. It does an outstanding job with really lousy local water in spite of the pretty hefty cost of the replacement filters.

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Capresso Programmable Coffeemaker Save 31% Off

I purchased a capresso coffemaker in the 1990''s and loved it. However it was used so much that it wore out. It lasted about 10 years. However I could never find one to replace it that I liked. Well now Capresso has finally come up with a model that is better than the one I used to own. It makes a wonderful HOT cup of coffee and it tastes so great! It''s very easy to use, especially filling the tank and I just love it. Thank you Capresso.

Looks nice on the kitchen counter. Fairly easy to fill. Removable filter holder. Comes with a gold filter or you can use #4 paper cone filters. Carafe has comfortable handle and pours easily. Construction quality seems good. Replacement carafe and other parts available from Capresso. Replaceable water filters available (which don''t work well, at least for me, a lot of spitting and steaming). I use water from a Brita filter. Makes good, hot coffee. Worth the money?....see follow-up remarks....

Follow up December 2010: Still enjoying the coffee maker.

01-31-2012: Died wouldn''t work. Came back to life on 2-1-2012. A few days ago I forgot to put the top down after filling with water and ended up with water all over the machine and counter top. I think the electronics got damp. There should be a cut out switch that prevents starting unless the top is down.

Cut one star for the flaky replaceable filters and the water problem if you leave the top up. However, the price today is about thirty bucks less than I paid originally!

08-30-2012: some rust is showing up from the base near the carafe tray. Still working okay.

02-16-2013: Three years old and still working with daily use. But -in addition to the rust on the base the black paint on the carafe tray has worn off. The unit no longer looks good on the counter (unless it has coffee in the carafe). My long-term opinion is three stars due to the rust and worn-through paint.

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I bought this one after a long search to replace my Braun FlavorSelect that made an awesome cup of coffee and had no weird problems, but lasted for 8 years and then died. I first bought a Bunn and a Cuisinart and literally gave them away to Salvation Army because they didn''t do the one and only thing a coffeemaker should do that''s to make a good cup of coffee.

Yes, the reviewers are right, this unit makes a great cup of HOT coffee, but now hear the rest... I exchanged one to find that it''s a design flaw and not a defect of the first unit. Toward the end of the brewing cycle water caught between the 2 filter holders streams down the right side of the pot and onto the burner sizzling. That''s very bad for the burner and will distroy it in no time. The second problem is that it literally brings the coffee to a simmering boil immediately after it''s done brewing. It''s easiest to see when the coffeemaker is brand new and you brew water 1st time to clean the unit from the factory stuff. I hoped it was the defect of the 1st unit being cranked up too high but it''s not. So no wander the coffee is "HOT"! Everyone knows that coffee should never be boiled and here we have the coffeemaker doing it. There is no way to turn down the temperature either, so be ware, even for those of us who insist on hot coffee we''ll probably get our mouth burned. The third flaw is that the unit slurps loudly, my 1st unit didn''t know when to stop and the new one stops when the water is gone. There is no beep to let you know when the coffee is ready, but maybe one doesn''t really need it; once the loud slurping stops you know it''s ready.

They just don''t make them like they used to (:( But after so much money wasted on other higher end coffee makers that could not make a good cup of coffee, i''m going to keep this one and keep putting a wadded up paper towel between the filter unit and the pot to sop up the stream of steam and i''ll have to turn the pot off immediately before the coffee gets totally boiled. A pain really but what choice have i got; they stopped making the FlavorSelect years ago...

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I purchased this after returning the Cusinart Thermal Carafe Maker(due to the fact it made lukewarm coffee). This Capresso machine was more expensive,however, not much better. The coffee is a few degrees hotter when poured into a cup, but not hot enough to stay hot after cream is added.. The machine itself is not well made,thin plastic and barely room for the carafe to sit on the plate. It is slightly awkard to pour the water into it, and see the number of cups(for smaller amounts of coffee. Quality of brew is no better than the Cuisinart. Very disappointing.

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Makes great coffee. only have had it for a month, but really enjoy it so far. Coffeee definitly has a better taste and love not having to deal with filters.

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Espressione 10-Cup Digital Filtered Coffee Maker Save 49% Off

This is a lovely machine and makes good coffee. I like the separate water pitcher and mesh filter. But it does leak easily, even when I carefully check the placement of the filter. Doesn''t happen every time, but enough to be annoying, especially considering the cost of the machine. Had hoped for better results because I REALLY wanted to like this.

My main reason for choosing this product was the removable water tank due to the layout of our kitchen. I was a little put off by the reviews that mentioned a leakage problem, but I went ahead and was glad I did. I have had no leakage problem, and I wonder how it could happen unless the carafe was not seated properly.

The coffee is very good. It is easy to use, and is a beautiful piece of kitchen equipment. If you are in the market for a coffee maker, I recommend this one.

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We purchased the square stainless Cusinart -that everyone haswhen it first came out, and it was a good coffee maker, but we cracked the carafe, and it was getting worn, so time to replace. Sooo glad we did! We love coffee, and this beautiful (yes truly great design) coffee maker makes PERFECT coffee. Buy it, you''ll love it.

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We bought this for style and features. Both of course are great and the performance is the BEST in any drip or filter coffeemaker that we have tried. Highly recommend purchasing it.

Bottom Line: I would recommend this product.

Pros: Extremely Attractive, Brews Quickly, Durable, Easy To Clean, Easy To Use, Large Pot, Multiple Settings, Stylish

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When I first looked at this model 3 years ago, I saw lots of reviews touting its ability to brew at the correct temperature. I didn''t see this mentioned in recent reviews, so I am putting it back in. I noticed an improvement in the deliciousness of my morning cup immediately, and so did the husband.

I don''t understand how anyone could have a problem positioning the carafe. If the lid is on correctly (a simple snap), the bowl molded into the lid seats the carafe by design.

Also not seeing any signs of leaks. It''s much easier to fill than the Cuisinart 1200 that died 2 weeks after the warranty expired, and has both a water gauge to check the water level (although the displayed amount seems to vary depending from which angle I view it). and a removable water basket that you can fill at the sink.

The only thing I would tweak is the programming. It''s easy to program, but it''s a little on the slow side. When you hold sdown the time advance button, it proceeds to cycle through the quarter hours at a stately pace. The timing is fine tuned by pressing and releasing the button, which advances it a minute at a time. Because it takes so long to cycle, say, from 7 am to 6:23 am, it''s easy to be distracted, miss the 6:15 and wind up having to cycle through again.

I was not dissuaded by the negative reviews, and am glad of it.

I am told by the US distributor that its water filters are identical to the Hamilton Beach 80674 and the deLonghi KW696196. NOw that I know I am going to keep the machine, I have ordered a dozen, and they are at the moment back-ordered. They come with or without the filter holder that keeps it in place. The filter and holder together are about $16, plus or minus $2, the individual filters considerably less.

HTH

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Temperature Sensitive LED Faucet Light

• This is an LED for your tap
• Turning your tap on and off activates and deactivates the LED
• Excellent Water Glow LED Faucet Light with Temperature Sensor
• A temperature sensor is inbuilt the LED Faucet Light, glowing blue when the water is cool, glowing red when the water is too hot to touch.
• The LED creates casts a brilliant glow to your kitchen or bathroom in the dark

Granted the package has an additional set of batteries but it doesn''t last more than 3 months (in the kitchen). If you are willing to buy batteries every 3 months than I guess it is worth it even if just for the fun of it. I got it to (a) save water (by being able to turn it off asap when it heats up) and (b) have a little fun. The instructions were nothing like the actual unit. Basically it is altogether already. I needed to use one of the adapters and it fits though not tight. When I changed the batteries I just kept untwisting different parts until I found where the batteries were. It''s not difficult.

If you get it, have some fun but don''t expect it to last.

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Aqua-Pure AP110 Universal Whole House Filter Replacement Cartridge Save 18% Off

• Fine/Normal Sediment (5 Micron Nominal)
• Cartridge Dimensions: 9 3/4-Inch High-by-2 5/8-Inch Diameter
• Graded density for long life
• Rigid construction withstands stressful conditions
• Cold water only

We have used this filter element as a final filter for a machining coolant system. It is convenient to change and provides good filtering performance without falling apart from chemical reactions to the coolants we use.

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I''ve used these filters for several years now. Catches sediments, works great with my commercial system. At first, we used to replace it every 6 9 months (recommended) because the utility''s construction elsewhere on the lines caused dirty water to flow into our system. We haven''t had issues like that for a while now, so I replace it once a year.

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I buy most everything on Amazon....Aqua-Pure AP110 Universal Whole House Filter Replacement Cartridge for Fine/Normal Sediment, 2-Pack....good price promptly received!~

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I use these filters for our well water system. It catches our gritty well water before it enters the bubbler (radon) and water softener. Filters were delivered on time and in original packaging. Good filters.

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This is an excellent whole house water filter. It is well constructed and lasts a long time. High marks all around.

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Sheila Shine Stainless Steel Cleaner Polish

• Applicable Material - Fiberglass, Leather, Plastic, Stainless Steel, Enamel, Formica
• Application - Appliances, Fixtures
• Capacity (Volume) - 10.000 oz
• Catalog Publishing Type - Cleaners & Detergents-Standard
• Chemical Compound - Acetone

I have all stainless appliances and forgot I had a can of this in garage that I used to use for boat. Have used all sorts of products for stainless appliances and dug this out of garage. Works great. No fingerprints, smudges and nice uniform shine. Ordered more to replace almost finished can.

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Looks great and smells clean no streaks.

I know right away when we have used it.

Nothing worked as well.

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I own a cleaning service and this is the product we use.

I have tried several stainless polishes and none compare to Sheila Shine!

You have to look back at the appliance later and buff in slightly. But is so superior to any other product on the market. My clients always comment on how beautiful their stainless looks when my crew is finished.

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