Can this be used with a Culligan filtration system?
840264
Not sure, but we have reverse osmosis system and it works fine. It's a really nice faucet, with a single water line.
840265
I am using it with the DuPont 2 stage filtration system and am very happy. I have no idea about the Culligan filtration system.
2022707
I use plain tap water and it works just fine for me. We have well water treated by Culligan, however, and I don't know if this makes a difference. I have never used anything but tap water in any humidifier.
819984
As long as the threading on the hose is compatible with the filter that would be possible.
1546212
Thank you for your inquiry.Yes, it will work. However, for it to be compatible with a reverse osmosis water filtering system, you would need an additional air gap to complete the installation which is not included.Without the air gap, this water dispenser faucets are for cold water use only.Kind Regards!
1850390
I think a reverse osmosis system would do the trick. Not going to be cheap though. After using this culligan ilter for a few days in my shop I realized that is what I need. It gets the sediment out but not the dissolved solids and sulfur. My wife won't even wash her hands with it. My dogs love to drink it so it can't be that bad. But an RO systemnwould work.
784585
Most counter top filters that connect with small water hose use this size value fittings. My guess is yes it will probably work just fine. It is a good quality valve. No problems with it. Easy for everyone to use.
977022
So long as the filter has compatible threads on its other side, it should work.
423982
The Culligan HF-360A uses most 2 1/2 inch x 10 inch replacement filter cartridges. If you are running hot water in your washing machine you would want to use a high temperature filter.
1940844
I've had the unit since December 2013, use it with culligan filter, no problems. If you use tap water mineralization may effect service life. There really is no way to demineralize using vinegar as you would a conventional drip coffee maker
1189184
I am not sure what type of system you have but for this filter to work properly you need the corresponding multiport valve that gets hooked directly up to the filter. If you don't have this valve you need to get it. Your old valve will become inactive.
1178314
Yes, we have been using the Pentek P-250A filters in our under-the-sink Culligan model SY2500 for years.
175704
It is the same. Well, the Culligan has a Cartridge Life of 6 months, depending upon usage and water conditions. I purchase all from Amazon. Price is best I can find. I use only the Culligan filters in my Whole House Culligan system now. Never again will I use GE (Whirlpool) filters. I installed one in 2008. It apparently had a problem because my house lines became plugged with carbon sediment. What a disaster. Spent a long while flushing the system, cleaning faucet filters, etc. Never have I experienced a problem with Culligan filter RFC-BBSa. Outstanding. Used it for years.
1510310
Sorry but I don't know. Suggest you contact Culligan and ask them. I talked to their rep once earlier and he was very helpful. Good luck.
1904287
Good question . I'm guessing that Culligan has changed the filter element/component for some reason . Mine is the same way and becomes progressively slower after about two weeks of use despite the fact that I replace the filter every thirty days . I presume it's because it is filtering and whatever is being filtered out is responsible for clogging the filter . The filter looks to be the same as previous filters but , as you pointed out , the slow flow has an unacceptable flow rate .I'll be looking for another filtering assembly next month .
1590793
Unfortunately I don't have a Culligan system. The wrench is a universal fit for many different filters from different vendors. I recommend you contact Culligan directly to confirm.
2163744
The answer is "no." The filters I use have threads have threads on both sides. Most of them do so this shouldn't be a problem.
1510311
Yes. The Whirlpool product is also identified as WHCF-WHPCBB. That Whirlpool filter released so many carbon granules/particles in 2008 that I had to purge my home water system. I had to remove all my faucet filters, and let the water run several times, before no carbon granules were evident. I will now only use Culligan filters for my Culligan water filtration system, which is now ten years old, and working great.