KitchenAid Refrigerator Water Filter 4 - KAD4RXD1 (Pack of 1)
Model:
KAD4RXD1
Model:
KAD4RXD1
Model: KAD4RXD1
Model: KAD4RXD1
KitchenAid Refrigerator Water Filter 4 - KAD4RXD1 (Pack of 1)
KAD4RXD1
Model:
KAD4RXD1
KAD4RXD1
Model: KAD4RXD1
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Key Features
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NSF certified to reduce 31 contaminants including lead, pesticides and pharmaceuticals
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For clean, fresh tasting water, replace your KitchenAid™ Water Filter every 6 months
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KitchenAid® offers convenient, on-demand filtration for you and your family.
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Replaces 1500 Plastic Water Bottles
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Compatible with KitchenAid® refrigerators.
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Product Description
KitchenAid Refrigerator Water Filter 4 - KAD4RXD1 (Pack of 1)Certified to reduce 99% of lead as well as other potentially harmful contaminants, KitchenAid™ filters offer convenient, filtered water for you and your family. For the cleanest water, replace your KitchenAid™ filter every 6 months (or 200 gallons). KitchenAid™ Ice & Water Refrigerator Filter 4 replaces W11256135 & W11311161
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Rated 3 out of
5
by
Ohana from
Just saw the only review
Ordered the filter and saw the single review. Can I verify that this filter is actually doing what its suppose to do so that the end result is clean drinkable water?
Date published: 2023-01-23
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Mike02864 from
Waste of money
I bought a 2-pack of filter #4. Before replacing the filter, I tested the water from the refrigerator with a TDS meter and got a reading of 175 PPM.
After replacing the filter with one of the new filters and running 4 gallons of water through the filter, I tested the water again and got a reading of 169 PPM.
Using the same meter, I tested my tap water and got a reading of 165 PPM.
I also tested spring water from a bottle (Poland Springs) and got a reading of 31 PPM which is in the range for purity generally found by other testers of that product.
So, in short, the OEM $50 refrigerator mounted filter doesn’t seem to remove any dissolved solids from tap water. I wasted $100.
Date published: 2022-12-16
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