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Culligan US-EZ-4 EZ-Change Level-4 Under-Sink Drinking Water System Reviews
The Culligan US-EZ-4 under sink drinking water system includes filter head with built In bracket, RC-EZ-4 cartridge, mounting screws, supply adapter, lead free faucet with built in electronic cartridge life indicator and 1/4-inch plastic tubing, 6 months/500 gallons filter life. The filter features a twist on, twist off mechanism, quick connect fittings, double water shut off. The filter reduces bad taste & odor, chlorine taste & odor, sediment, lead, cysts such as cryptosporidium & giardia, mercury, turbidity, particulate Class I, VOC (see performance data sheet for full list of contaminants reduced), MTBE and chloramines. The filter is NSF certified and has a 5-year warranty.Features : Culligan US-EZ-4 EZ-Change Level-4 Under-Sink Drinking Water System
- Reduces bad taste and odor, Chlorine taste and odor, sediment, lead and cysts. as Cryptosporidium and Giardia, Mercury, Turbidity, Particulate Class I, VOC's, MTBE and Chloramines
- Installs under sink for instant drinking water filtration
- Quick-connect fittings with double water shut off
- 500-Gallon capacity filter or 6 months
- NSF Certified
Customer Reviews
Great tasting water and affordable
The Culligan 2650 was easy to install; I installed it within 20 minutes, provided the hole on my sink was already there for the faucet. The instructions walked me through everything, even have detailed instructions via pictures for the lazy reader. Comes with an ergonomic long reach faucet. The new design on the lead free faucet looks almost like the ones they have in Lowe's for $50. Filter unit warnes user with audible beeps and LED lights to indicate when filter needs changing (uses a 9V battery, included). So far, this is the only unit that I know that removes MTBE's, VOC's, and more at a low cost of $32 per filter cartridge replacement set (500 gallon filter life, Pentek brand name at filterpros.com). I avoided Lowe's and Home Depot water filters b/c they use proprietary filters, forcing consumer to buy expensive filter cartridges. All other pressure fed water filters I know use $40+ filter cartridges (i.e. Aquasana). I switched to the under sink filter b/c my Pur faucet head filter keeps leaking, and I got sick of replacing them after the third time. I get filtered water at less than $0.07/gal, and I get great tasting water in an instant; it fits my needs perfectly.
Excellent water and system, sub-par fixture
We bought this after wanting to get away from bottled water which is expensive and not environmentally friendly. Unfortunately, the local water is less than desirable (terrible taste). The reviews here tell the tale already - it's easy to install and it's also easy to change out filters (and you can choose the one you want as you see there are many levels of filters for the system). Again, the system was easy to install but the fixture is horrible. It's plastic so while trying to install on the sink area the base of the plastic broke from the fixture itself. Not cool. To improvise I put it back together with super glue but this is obviously not recommended - I did it because I didn't want to undo what I already started. I've already replaced it with a Watts fixture which is cheap but is all metal and it's working much better and I'm not worrying about someone with heavy hands breaking it off and having water going everywhere. The system now is working well and the water it's delivering is great. Looking forward to using this for a long while.
Flooded my kitchen
After 11 months of service the plastic stem of the faucet broke and flooded my kitchen cabinet and the basement wall. I have yet to see the warranty response, however I highly recommend a Watts Premier Chrome Non Air-Gap Faucet to install from the start. Otherwise, filters are cheap, the water quality is good. But Culligan going for a one or two dollar saving using plastic faucet part under strain vs. the liability of flooding a house demonstrates very bad judgment from Culligan.