Redi-Twist 1-Stage Drinking Water Filtration System with B Cartridge

Water tastes good!

Had to adapt from 3/8 pipe for the Brit’s to the 1/4 pipe that I had already

The product installed very easy per the instructions and the water taste is much improved.

Yes, it’s a good product. I don’t know why You don’t stock this item.

Even though I double checked the push to connect (then pull to secure) fitting had grabbed the tube and was installed correctly, the tube into the filter somehow came loose. We weren't home so cold water poured for hours from the line, flooding every room in our condo, as well as most rooms in the two condos below us. Spend a bit extra for a product that won't ruin your month.

i found in the discounted rack, looks like a discontiued item. soo will get at least 3-6mo. use.

This is a functional easily installed water filter. The housing to connect plumbing lines is also the mounting bracket making it a compact installation. Mount it as high as possible, the elongated filter housing can make replacing the filter a little tricky. I found it makes a great primary ice maker filter or refrigerator/freezer filter. A small noticeable drop in water pressure and flow made me keep it from installing it under sink. Use a fair amount of pressure when connecting the push to fit connections to avoid any leaking.

Normally I would recommend this product if it worked for me but unfortunately this didn't. I was told by store clerk this would work even though the filter I was replacing was a "C" filter. After contacting Brita I was told my system is different and needs "C" filter so I was a little upset but life goes on I'll be returning this product to the store.

This filter does a fine job of removing foul flavors (excessive chlorine taste) from my water... just don't ever expect to change it with any success. The Redi-Twist filter came pre-installed in the original filter system, but a replacement filter I purchased (Brita brand, designed for this system) did not line up the same as the exact model that I pulled off of it. So when I fit the tabs on the lip of the filter into the gaps on the adapter, the valves did not line up with their slots (one valve matched, the other did not.) Since it's mounted under a sink, getting up under there to see the line-up issues is near impossible. I took mine off the nails, pulled it out from the sink cabinet so I could see why it wasn't lining up. I matched the valves instead, but the locking tabs didn't line up... which creates all manner of chaos when you twist. I thought maybe I could twist a little to get the tabs lined up just enough to fit everything together, but that 'automatic shut off' is a very limited span... if you twist it even a few millimeters, it's ON. And FULL FORCE. Shooting that filter straight off across the kitchen, and spraying everything in sight with cold, high pressure water. I had to have my son run outside and figure out the winterized water meter so he could shut off our water supply, while I deflected the flow of water back into the sink with my bare hand to avoid a mess. My hand is now bruised and tender due to having the skin pummeled by high force water for fifteen minutes while that shut off was in process. I'm washing several loads of sopping wet towels tonight, and I'll likely have to replace the backsplash in my kitchen because it is so soaked the wood product is swelling. Probably not a great product design. Certainly not well written instructions.