Is the filter the same as the other zero water product?
1740015
Yes they are the same filter. We use the smaller one for our fifth wheel. The water tester they send with the smaller one is a bit chincey. It does pour better than the larger one though. Irregardless of the size, the water tastes great.
1740016
Yes. The filters are the same in my other zero water products. There is one note. Zero water changed their filters in about mid-2012. My water cooler had to have a minor adjustment to use the newer filters. When I put the new style filters in my old Zero Water pitcher, it wouldn't filter the water to the full level in the pitcher. No problems with the 6-cup space saver, though.
158624
Yes, it is the same filter. I have both types of boxes and use them in each
2003475
this is what worried me most about ordering the Zero Water Pitcher BUT I have been very surprised at how long it has lasted (I am still on the first filter and it just reached 002). It has been at least 2 months so far and we fill the pitcher 2 or 3 times a day. I love the Zero Water 10 cup Pitcher. nancy settel
676918
Get a zero pitcher to fit the replacements and you are set! The filter is large and I believe it will only fit a Zero pitcher. This is a terrific product.
38930
Yes, this is a zero-water bottle. 2 chamber with the filters in the middle.
291017
Yes, but to the best of my research they filter different contaminates. I've always used the FQSVF (the more expensive one) to filter the high chlorine content in our area. I recently bought the FQSLF to save a few $, so can't speak to its ability yet, but the 2 filters are interchangeable and if you have the 2 filter in line set up, have even heard of mix and match using one of each. But not sure if that tends to dilute the quality of each filter. Final answer- the 2 filters are interchangeable.
1826397
Yes, it was the same meter that was with the original ZERO WATER! It works fine.
666711
My original filter was the B and the A works exactly the same. I bought the A, after checking with the manufacturer's website, when I couldn't find the B. Hope this helps, Bambi.
1373137
No this model requires a different filter. You can do a search by your model number and it will give you the correct filter. You can also look at the number on the filter in the fridge now.
2202599
On https://www.zerowater.com/products, they only show two different size filters; one for the portable bottle and tumbler and the other for all pitchers and filtration systems.
1242549
They are exactly the same water filter. It's just that the WSW-2 comes with a little tube of oil for the rubber "o" ring which isn't really needed all that much. I always get the one that's least expensive - sometimes it's the WSW-1 and sometimes it's the WSW-2.
2211820
All I know is Kinetico in southern MN put a blue 20 inch prefilter on my water line and the filters they sold me had no id on them. I bought these as they were same size. They work well, but must change them more often as they filter out more stuff. They seem to be a better filter and cost much less.
578621
No, I have both pitchers. The Zerowater filter is huge compared to the others. (That's probably necessary because it has more stages of filtration.)
2013483
Mine was the exact match to the one that came with the refrigerator when it was new. Now just wanting to see if it REALLY lasts six months. I replaced it April 1st 2014.*Update* 09/14/14 The alarm to order another filter went off on Sept 1st 2014 and I am still getting good tasting water and ice. Seems I will make it 6 months between filters.
1054248
No do not use this there. In the fine print, you see it is NSF 42 for water treatment standard. This is the minimum. Filters for making truly potable/bacteria-free water are NSF 53 (53 means they filter bacteria like naegleria, cryptosporidium, and giardia). For more info: http://www.nsf.org/services/by-industry/water-wastewater/residential-water-treatment/residential-drinking-water-treatment-standards/
1311218
I tested it with the meter and saw very little in difference in the number. I took it out and replaced it with a zero water pitcher. Big difference. I'm sold on zero water. By the way the reading was 62 with the brondell from 68. Marietta Water
1197382
This is a subjective question, but in my opinion it works just as good and costs significantly less. We used to use the GE brand filters, our water tastes and smells the same since we've switched to Pentek filters.