EveryDrop Ice & Water Refrigerator Filter 1, two port filter, reduces 24 contaminants, including lead, asbestos, and industrial chemicals. Each filter provides 200 gallons of filtered water and should be changed every 6 months to ensure proper contaminant removal and flow rate. NSF certified.
PureSource Ultra® water filter reduces contaminants including lead, chlorine and mercury. For use on all side-by-side French door models. Designed to eliminate odors and provide up to 6 months of clean water by removing 99% of microbiological agents. Certified to meet NSF/ANSI Standards 42 and 53.
FreshFlow air filter, reduces common food odors in the refrigerator. 15 times more powerful than baking soda. Replace every 6 months.
PureSource 3 water filter fits specific side-by-side models after 2009 where the filter is located in the back, right top. Reduces contaminants including lead, chlorine and mercury. Replace every 6 months for optimal performance.
EveryDrop Ice & Water Refrigerator Filter 4 reduces 23 contaminants, including lead and mercury, asbestos, and industrial chemicals. Each filter provides 300 gallons of filtered water and should be changed every 6 months to ensure proper contaminant removal and flow rate. NSF certified.
White refrigerator door shelf bin, bottom. Approximately 16" long x 4 1/4 " deep x 5 3/4 " tall.
Refrigerator door shelf bin. Fits many side by side models. *Use complete model number to determine if this will work in your refrigerator.
EveryDrop Ice & Water Refrigerator Filter 3 reduces 66 contaminants, including lead and mercury, asbestos, and industrial chemicals. Each filter provides 200 gallons of filtered water and should be changed every 6 months to ensure proper contaminant removal and flow rate. NSF certified.
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