Customer Reviews for PUR MineralClear Faucet Refill RF-9999, 6 Pack

PUR MineralClear Faucet Refill RF-9999, 6 Pack

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Tools and Hardware Reviews of PUR MineralClear Faucet Refill RF-9999, 6 Pack

Customer Review: Fast shipping; great product
Summary: 5 Stars

I got my package the very next day before I even got home from work. Such an awesome deal; you can't beat the price. I am very satisfied!

Customer Review: Faucet Filter
Summary: 5 Stars

This item was received on the date it was scheduled. It does just what is was advertised to do.

Customer Review: Filter Fine
Summary: 4 Stars

What is there to say about Pur filters? I feel they are great for the amount they filter and the price. Alas, like many other people I too suffer from water filter casing leakage. The last case I had prior to this one leaked also. I called Pur and they said that there was nothing they could do for me as I had discarded the original packing box and there are numbers on it that they needed. When I bought it's replacement I kept the box and it was a good thing as the casing that holds the filter began leaking also. This time armed with the original box I phoned Pur and the person I spoke to was unaware of any problems with leakage. I mentioned the numerous people who had taken the time to write reviews and their problems all were about the housing leaking. The person I was speaking with took the numbers from the box and said a new filter housing would be on it's way. My advise is to keep the whole box that the filter and housing comes in and if you have trouble with leaking call Pur and if they say it's an unheard problem mention the reviews on various Internet sites written by people with the same problem, leakage. As to if they will follow up with the product? Well its only been a couple of days now and I was told it will take 2 - 3 weeks to arrive. At no point was the Pur representative nasty nor was I, just matter of fact and mentioning the Internet and the immediate "we'll replace the unit" tells me that Pur IS aware of this problem and in using honey rather than vinegar to attract bees is a good way to approach this issue, at least for me it was.