what's the difference between the Franke FRX-02 Triflow Water Filter Cartridge by Franke $49.94 and the Replacement filter For Franke FRX02 Doulton M1
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As far as I can tell the difference is only in the price. Both filters work equally well with the Franke Triflow faucet system for the kitchen.
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Doulton is the original factory filter cartridge maker. FRANKE FRX-02 is make by Doulton to FRANKE.
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I couldn't visually see much difference both looked and felt the same-heavy ceramic. The Doulton was much cheaper and seems to fit and work fine. I couldn't say if one lasts longer than the other-we typically stretch the recommended interval since they are pretty expensive to replace every year, although I'm sure your mileage may vary depending on how much you use it. Good Luck
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Wow! The price is now at $31.11! That's cheaper than buying just the replacement filter cartridge which is $43.34! Be warned though - the Katadyn doesn't hold up. I'm the quartermaster of a Boy Scouts troop and we've had several of them break on us. I won't buy them again.
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The part number for the filter cartridges can vary as there are many different brands and companies selling them. The part number that our company uses for the entire filter set is DFK-Alpha and cost $34.00. You change these filters every 6-12 months. Our part number for the replacement membrane is RF-MB-50F and costs $39 and typically only needs changed every 2-4 years. They can be purchased on our website.
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The cartridges that come with this are garbage as are the replacements. I bought some activated charcoal for $6 or so, popped the top off, rinsed off the fiber filter and refilled. I did that about a month ago and the water still looks good. I have enough charcoal for the rest of time.
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The difference seems to be that one is made to meet California's stricter requirements. But they look the same and should fit. They only have one kind of water filter housing. I didnt buy from Franke direct either since they are much more expensive. However.. beware of knock-offs. I read some reviews about some cheap versions and they didnt last / didnt work at all. They may have been made in china, look the same but who knows what kind of material was used and what sort of toxins... Or perhaps they were reconditioned - i am not sure that thats even possible. Also, remember to flush and soak the ceramic filter properley - per instruction - befor using them. When we had a question about our franke hot water dispenser and filter we called Franke's tech support and got really good answers. Give it a shot? Hope this helps.
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Replacement filters are around $60-$70 and they last for one year. Here's the replacement filter listing on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Brondell-HF-20-Water-Filter-Replacement/dp/B00EEDW3HW/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1390586011&sr=8-9&keywords=brondell+h2o%2B thanks!
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Hi, These 2 units use the same filter, and they are not listed on the Multipure web site. They use the most common filter. The countertop unit on the Multipure site is plastic now not stainless. They must be older models, but I would prefer the stainless over plastic. The filters will always be available, and if you get on the auto ship program from Multipure, you can save $$.Which ever one fits your fancy. They are sold by 2 different companies and neither has free shipping.Definitely buy one. You will be doing yourself and whoever else drinks the water a huge favor.Sorry about the delay. I was caught up in the flooding in Colorado. I was not directly affected, but friends were. Hi, These 2 units use the same filter, and they are not listed on the Multipure web site. They use the most common filter. The countertop unit on the Multipure site is plastic now not stainless. They must be older models, but I would prefer the stainless over plastic. The filters will always be available, and if you get on the auto ship program from Multipure, you can save $$.Which ever one fits your fancy. They are sold by 2 different companies and neither has free shipping.Definitely buy one. You will be doing yourself and whoever else drinks the water a huge... » Read More Hi, These 2 units use the same filter, and they are not listed on the Multipure web site. They use the most common filter. The countertop unit on the Multipure site is plastic now not stainless. They must be older models, but I would prefer the stainless over plastic. The filters will always be available, and if you get on the auto ship program from Multipure, you can save $$.Which ever one fits your fancy. They are sold by 2 different companies and neither has free shipping.Definitely buy one. You will be doing yourself and whoever else drinks the water a huge favor.Sorry about the delay. I was caught up in the flooding in Colorado. I was not directly affected, but friends were. « Show Less
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Here are links to the three filters here on Amazon:Home Master CFRFFE-20BB Radial Flow Iron Reducing Replacement Water Filter, WhiteHome Master CFRFGAC20-20BB Radial Flow GAC 20 Micron Replacement Water Filter, WhiteHome Master CFDGD2501-20BB Multi Gradient 25/10/5/1 Micron Sediment Replacement Water Filter, White
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I don't know the answer to that. What I bought was FRX02, which is the replacement for the Francke faucet we have. It works very very well.
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It appears to me that the FRXS2 is the whole filter system, including the cannister, mounting hardware and hoses, although picture on Amazon shows a plastic cannister, but mine is shiny stainless steel.FRX02 is the filter itself. There are compatible brands, cheaper than the ones from Franke. I bought one of these and have been happy with it. It was Doulton M15 Ceramic Water Filter Candle, made in the UK. Looked and felt just like the original Franke, but for $30 to $32 vs $50. Good Luck.
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The filter is integrated into the cartridge. It is not separate. There are replacements available on Amazon and usually last 1 year of use.
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I never needed to get filter cartridges for the coffee maker. I used filtered water so I didn't see a need to filter the water twice. I no long have this coffee maker. It was a problem from the day I got it. If you haven't purchased it yet I would look for a different model. This is one I bought and am very please with, Cuisinart DCC-1200 Brew Central 12-Cup Programmable Coffeemaker. Good luck.
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I have used the 40043 for several years then bought the 40042 four pack this year. The only difference that I can tell is that the 40043 comes with a flexible hose, and I have several, so I use them with these filters. There is no difference in the quality of the water that I can tell! The 4 pack is a great buy.
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The one I purchased is not like the one shown. Filters in mine were like $50, not worth it. I could get them at my local Oreck Store.
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I am unable to answer your question specifically. My apologies. I purchased the 259112-102 filters to replace the original filter that came with the installation of our HVAC system in our chapel. The 259112-102 is working well at this point. The filter media seemed a bit thinner the the original, but again, it is doing its job just fine.
741983
As far as I know, all the filters are the same except for the water bottle filter. For some reason the part #'s are differeent and make it seem as though they're different filters.
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This appears to be one filter and the black plastic piece that the filter is placed in to go inside your coffee maker to filter the water. If you type in "Black and Decker coffee filters" the second page will show a little 3-pack of Black and Decker charcoal water filters that fit a 12 cup machine - $12.99 for three and they last about three months. Best buy them at Amazon because they are hard to find in stores.