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Culligan US-EZ-1 Easy-Change Under Sink Drinking Water System

Culligan US-EZ-1 Easy-Change Under Sink Drinking Water System

(44 customer reviews)

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Description:

Drkwtr sys lev 1 filter. Easy-Change undersink drinking water system. Level 1 - basic filtration. Reduces: Bad taste and odor, chlorine taste and odor. Particulate Class III. Features twist-On/twist-Off mechanism. Quick connect fittings and double water

Features:

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Drkwtr sys lev 1 filter

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Easy-Change undersink drinking water system

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Level 1 - basic filtration

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Reduces: Bad taste and odor, chlorine taste and odor

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Particulate Class III

Product Details:

Product Length:	12.9 inches
Product Width:	8.75 inches
Product Height:	8.4 inches
Product Weight:	2.4 pounds
Package Length:	12.5 inches
Package Width:	8.4 inches
Package Height:	4.0 inches
Package Weight:	2.45 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 44 reviews

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Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 4.5

( 44 customer reviews )
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11 of 11 found the following review helpful:

Difficult to adapt to 3/8 faucet connection, but in the end filters great!Nov 23, 2010
By brogrimm "Bill"
I may jump this up to four stars if it ever gets installed. The kit comes with a 1/2" threaded adapter; however my fairly new faucet comes with pre-attached hoses which are much smaller. So no where under the sink is there a 1/2" pipe to connect to. So off to the H big box store - a waste of time. Then over to the L big box store - one part which might work but the tube fitting for the "flexible" tube won't fit. So I'm still trying to adapt this to the newer model faucet connections. Frustrating!! Culligan gives an alternate installation using barb fittings, hoses, and clamps. Sorry but I don't do that for any type of perm. plumbing installation.
Time will tell if this even works....
Update!
Thanks to Ace Hardware part #4292330 (3/8 to 1/2in. faucet adapter) I was able to attach the Culligan tap to the existing 3/8" faucet connector. Combined with #41251 to adapt the faucet flex cable to the top of the tap the system is now functional - and no leaks! Time will tell about the spout as others have said it broke upon mounting.
As for quality - the water is noticeably free of odor and taste that existed without the filter. It does seem better than the Pur filer we had previously on the faucet - and much cheaper since the filters last so much longer. My only headache and reason for lower rating - the stupid tap was a pain to adapt to a standard 3/8" faucet connection.

10 of 10 found the following review helpful:

Great product for the priceMar 02, 2009
By J. Reed
This kit is a great value for the price (especially compared to other well-known pitcher and faucet filters)! East to install - the hardest part was drilling a 5/8" hole in the sink. Great filter life.

14 of 16 found the following review helpful:

Culligan EZ-1Sep 23, 2009
By John J. Huber "FL-Eagle"
After hooking the filter up I noticed a big difference in the taste of the water and it was for the better. The filter itself does deliver and do as it promises. Doing the install was a fairly simple process as well. The one thing I did do right of the bat was change out all the hardware. All the fittings and the faucet stem are all nylon which is not very sturdy. I went to my local hardware store and bought all brass fittings to use. Also I bought another faucet to use instead of the plastic/nylon on that comes with the kit. Even with having to upgrade the hardware the filter does deliver as promises.

6 of 6 found the following review helpful:

Much better than the GE versionNov 29, 2009
By D. Gilmartin "NPCEDITOR"
I purchased the Culligan unit to replace a GE undersink water filter I had been using. The GE filters had a very short life. Already I can see that the Culligan product lasts much longer and the water tastes fine. This is a good alternative to purchasing bottled water. It is handy for cooking also. The install is easy IF you have an extra hole in your sink. In our case we used the squirter hose hole and have an all in one faucet with the hose built in.

4 of 4 found the following review helpful:

Culligan US-EZ 1 EZ-Change Undersink System: Seems to WorkJan 11, 2012
By LT1 Silverhawk
I got this along with the Designer Water Filter Purifier Faucet All Chrome, as I did not care for the reviews for the faucet included with the kit.

Installation of the water filtration system is not hard. It should take you less than an hour if you have all tools on hand. I added a small piece of 2x4 wood block behind the filter to keep space between the filter and the dry-wall and the water pipes running along on it. The mounting installation is holding up fine so far.

Putting the kit together is very easy. Just make sure you pick out an ideal spot where the cold water hose is close, and the filtration system doesn't interfere with anything.

The one thing I'm still trying to figure out is how well this works. I bought it to replace a faucet-mount unit by PUR and there seems to be no difference in flavor between the two. However, it is nice to have a water-drinking faucet mounted out of the way of the main sink.

I highly recommend in investing in the Designer Water Filter Purifier Faucet All Chrome. There is a huge difference between this faucet and the one that comes with the Culligan kit.

Will report back.

1/11/2012.

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UPDATE: 4/4/2012.

I've been using the filtration system for a few months now. At this point, I have to admit that while I can sense a difference in taste when compared to the unfiltered water, I am not convinced that it is really cleaning it up as much as it should. And the only thing I can compare this filtered water to is the filtered water that is purchased at the local stores for about $0.25 per gallon.

Will report back.

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