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everydrop® Refrigerator Water Filter 1 - EDR1RXD1 (Pack of 1)
Model:
EDR1RXD1
Model:
EDR1RXD1
Model: EDR1RXD1
Model: EDR1RXD1
everydrop® Refrigerator Water Filter 1 - EDR1RXD1 (Pack of 1)
EDR1RXD1
Model: EDR1RXD1
Key Features
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Certified* to reduce 70 potentially harmful contaminants like microplastics, heavy metals and volatile organic compounds (VOCs), everydrop® water filters set the standard for crisp, clean and refreshing water and ice.
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Rigorously tested to leading standards for contaminant reduction, everydrop® water filters are independently certified to meet three NSF standards (42, 53, and 401), where many generic brands stop at just one.
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Precision-engineered to reduce 99% of microplastics, particles 60x smaller than a grain of sand, everydrop® filters are the first among leading brands certified* to reduce them in Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Amana and JennAir refrigerators.
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Powered by a renewable coconut shell-based activated carbon core, advanced Triple Filtration Technology reduces contaminants in three stages: large-particle filtration, medium-size micro-filtration, and targeted microscopic absorption.
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Developed in lockstep with your refrigerator, genuine everydrop® filters are the official filter for leading appliance brands, including Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Amana and JennAir. Non-genuine filters may cause damage to your refrigerator.
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Overview
Product Description
everydrop® Refrigerator Water Filter 1 - EDR1RXD1 (Pack of 1)
Precision-engineered with advanced Triple Filtration Technology, Filter 1 is rigorously tested to leading standards for contaminant reduction and certified* to reduce 70 potentially harmful contaminants, like heavy metals, volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and 99% of microplastics. This genuine everydrop®water filter is developed in lockstep with your refrigerator to set the standard for crisp, clean and refreshing water.
*Filters certified by NSF International under NSF/ANSI Standards 42, 53, and 401 to reduce specific contaminants. See everydropwater.com for details.
What's in the box
For crisp, clean and refreshing water, replace the water filter in your refrigerator every six months.
- For crisp
- clean and refreshing water
- replace the water filter in your refrigerator every six months.
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Rae F from
Outrageously overpriced Tap Water!
I'm convinced that Whirlpool figured out how to get the tap taste out of the water and left it at that.
I got a TDS reader and was instantly disappointed. My tap water read 179 PPM. My filtered fridge with the Everydrop filter read 203 PPM. I tested a bottle of water to be sure my TDS reader wasn't defective, and the bottle of water read 15PPM.
I filtered 3 gallons as suggested, and after the TDS reading I filtered an additional two gallons to be on the safe side and it went down from 203PPM to 201PPM.
Worse than my tap water.
Date published: 2023-04-13
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Yrag1971 from
2 back to back bad filters?
I have always used direct from Whirlpool filters for my Refrigerator (WRF560SEHZ02). I recently replaced the filter and 3 days later the water stops dispensing. Went to Lowe’s, as that was my last Whirlpool filters, to purchase a filter to see if it was a faulty filter and the same thing occurred. Every 3 to 4 days switch out between these 2 filters and the water will flow for a few days. Frustrated as I would like to talk to a human and find out the likely chances that both filters are faulty. Unable to get a human for troubleshooting without scheduling a potential costly and unnecessary service appointment.
Date published: 2026-06-15
Rated 1 out of
5
by
KerSh from
Garbage
We moved into our house about a year and a half ago. New house. New fridge. Kitchen Aid side by side. Since then we have replaced the filter about 4 times, each time hoping the water will finally taste good. It hasn't. We finally just took the filter out, and the water actually tastes better without it. So disappointed, since this is the first fridge we've had with a ice maker/water dispenser. The Brita water filter pitcher we had prior was head and shoulders above what we get now. We followed the instructions, and ran out the 4 gallons after every filter change. We even tried changing the filters out more often. Nothing improved the taste. Thumbs down for Kitchen Aid and Every Drop.
Date published: 2018-06-26
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Jeni from
Did you change your filter specs?
We have been buying this filter for our Jenn air fridge and we never had any issues installing it. When we had to replace our filter and purchased a multipack so we had some in stock, we had issues installing. It appears to not be going in all the way as it isn’t popping the button out and cause of that it creates a water leak outside of our fridge. We put the old one on and have no issues. We have purchased 4 of these filters to date thinking it must be a defected filter and no luck. We have gone almost a year without filtered water cause we just don’t know what to do anymore.
Date published: 2019-04-17
Rated 1 out of
5
by
TRS1 from
Wrong filter in spite of all my efforts
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Although I followed the sequence on the web site by filling in the model number, the filter received is half the legnth of the old one. Foolishly, I assumed that it might work anyway and inserted it. The fridge appears happy in that the filter light is no longer red, but the icemaker (which prompted my changing the filter) still doesn't work, and it appears that the only way I will ever get this one out will be a call to a repair person, if even that. This thing may be stuck there until I repalce the refrigerator, so no, I would recommend neither the product nor the website to a friend. Pretty much a disaster.
Date published: 2018-07-25
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Ted. from
Filter prongs too long will not allow to lock
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is my 6th filter & I have to(carefully) trim prongs to get it locked in but over time it will unlock. Locking mechanism works as should. The original filter had this same problem and it is the correct filter for this refrigerator/freezer: REFRIGERATOR MODEL #: ASI2275FRW00 - FILTER: EVERYDROP EDR1RXD1
I have discussed this problem with tech and not gotten satisfactory help. I think you make a good filter but there is just the problem with the prongs too long since I can trim them and it will lock for a while, I am afraid to trim too much they are too expensive. Any help would be appreciated..
Date published: 2020-06-12
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Jon F from
Defective. Causes loud noise.
New filters are defective. I purchased these a year ago, and those filters worked just fine. However, I purchased 2 filters last month and both of those filters cause the fridge to make a loud hammering / clunking noise when water is trying to be dispensed. As soon as I put the old filter back in, the noise does not occur.
I don't know if there is a bad batch, or if the filter is somehow too tightly packed for water to properly get through it, but BOTH new filters have the same problem. They are unusable. The water flow itself is also very limited, and at times doesn't even come out. So, for now, I'm stuck using my old filter.
Date published: 2017-12-31
Rated 3 out of
5
by
41 Whiskey from
Water flow problem.
I installed an everydrop filter on 11/29/18. In March 2019 the water flow from the dispenser dropped to a much lower flow rate. It was taking 42 sec to fill an 8 once glass. I removed the filter and installed it again with the same result. I removed the filter and checked the flow rate with out the filter per operating instructions. A cup was filled in 6 sec and the flow rate was strong. I installed a new everydrop filter and the flow rate is strong. Fills an 8 once glass in 12 sec. Something happened to the everydrop filter to cause the flow rate to reduce. I hope the new filter will last 6 months.
Date published: 2019-04-04
Rated 3 out of
5
by
jaybird5619 from
Also getting loud noise
I'm having the same issue as reviewer Jon F. Ever since last replacing my EDR1RXD1 filter (not sure what's the difference between the EDR1RXD1 and EDR1RXD2 filters, they both have the "1" in the purple circle on the label) whenever I get water or ice and get "grunt" or "crunch" sound from either inside the refrigerator or the water line connecting to it. I also get it when I flush the toilet in the adjoining powder room and sometimes when using the kitchen sink. It's been doing this for some time, and doesn't seem to be hurting anything, but when I saw Jon's post, it sounded identical to my situation, so thought I'd chime in.
Date published: 2018-01-03
Rated 3 out of
5
by
JMCob from
Outside refrigerator Walter filter
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve had the outside refrigerator water filter for about 6 months. I love the fact that I can have filtered water on my refrigerator. BUT...I have to throw away the first glass of water each time I want to use it. It has a bad taste to the water. Like stale plastic or something. After the first glass, the water is fine. But if I’m just getting a glass of water at a time, it’s annoying! When I have company, I have to tell them not to use it, or have water already in the refrigerator. I was hoping a new filter would be different, but the new filter does the same thing.
Date published: 2019-09-02
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