Culligan HF-360 Whole House Sediment Filter Clear Housing
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Culligan HF-360 Whole House Sediment Filter Clear Housing
Customer Review: Installation Caution!
Summary: 3 Stars
Caution !! When hooking this up, be very careful how much you tighten the inlet side. It cracks easily. My husband use a 6" pair of pliers to tighten it up, and it cracked it. Now I have to buy another one, because I had already bought extra filters.Customer Review: It's all relative
Summary: 2 Stars
Currently have one installed (on outlet from water heater, to trap scale -- !) by plumber. Always a pain to change filter: cannot unscrew canister w/o threatening to break pipes, so have to remove the whole unit and get it down on the floor and use two arms and a leg to remove the canister. Developed a slow leak around the canister threads (6-7 years old?) and now a fast leak from the top valve, so I guess I'll replace with the same model -- cause you should read the reviews on the Whirlpool equivalent. At least the canister hasn't exploded on this one yet. (Wish I could find the type -- unknown, no manufacturer id -- on our inlet lines: 15 years, never a problem, and easy to change filters.)Customer Review: Keep it warm
Summary: 4 Stars
I purchased this filter to use only for filling my hot tub. The temp dropped below freezing and the bottom housing shattered like someone dropped a grenade in it even though it was empty at the time! My fault. The precautions specifically state to it must be protected against freezing. I went to manufactures site to order a replacement housing but after shipping costs, I discovered I could order the whole unit from Amazon for $3 more. I also noted that the manufacturer recommends replacing the bottom housing every 5 years for the clear housing and very ten years for the opaque housing.Customer Review: Leaked right out of the box
Summary: 1 Stars
I replaced a leaking water filter with this one. The old one started leaking around the pipe fittings (after five years without a problem). I could not get the old one to stop leaking so I got this Culligan unit, which is very similar, to replace it. Well, this one leaked from where the clear housing screws into the main housing, where the gasket is. I removed the clear housing several times, made sure the gasket was seated correctly, and basically followed all the instructions to the letter, but could not get this one to stop leaking at all. It went back the next day.Customer Review: Leaks
Summary: 1 Stars
Ordered two of these with the same results. They leak from the top where the bypass valve enters the unit. Had to return them. I went and purchased a GE equivalent that works perfect.