PUR PBSS Push-Button Refrigerator Water Filter
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of PUR PBSS Push-Button Refrigerator Water Filter
Customer Review: Filter order went just fine
Summary: 4 Stars
Ordered filter for my Kenmore fridge, which fits the Whirlpool filter product and worked fine, good price and purchase experience.Customer Review: Filter, Ice maker, Whirlpool, Sears
Summary: 5 Stars
This product, made by PUR, fits Sears and Whirlpool referigerators.
The key to interchangeability is " push button " filter, in the lower, bottom grill.
Sears wants $50 and local Whirlpool retailler wants $40.
$29.99 is a much better price. Shipping might raise the price a little, but much cheaper than Sears shipping. I hope that this article is linked to the item that I bought, PUR PBSS filter.
Customer Review: Filters ok but slow, very short life = expensive
Summary: 1 Stars
We have had to replace this filter 4 times in less than 14 months. The pressure drops very quickly to an unusable level - it's then a trickle that takes 2 minutes to fill a glass. This system is poorly designed. I am never buying a Kenmore fridge again or one with the Pur system. Much better to use a brita pitcher: cheaper and faster to fill and pour.Customer Review: Fit my Kenmoore fridge! Bargain price
Summary: 5 Stars
Super fast free shipping. Love Amazon for that. Cost much less than half of what Sears wanted for one of these. Works perfect, water tastes great again, even comes out faster, a stronger flow.what else can I say? Buy these at Amazon,but if you can, wait for the price to drop below 30.00.Customer Review: Fits 2007 Kennmore Side by Side lasted 5 Months
Summary: 4 Stars
This filter fits the same as the Mfg replacement. We only drink water from the frig so for 2 adults and 1 water drinking child it lasted us 5 months before the frig indicator turned red. The only difference I have found is the negative pressure that I occasionally hear after the ice maker fills up, not a problem. Save your money, drink clean water! If they could only figure out a way to get crystal light to come out of these things!!!