The 2 Stage Vertical Faucet Mount reduces Heavy Metals (Lead and Mercury), Chlorine (taste and odor), Benzene, MTBE and TTHMs to provide clean, healthy, great tasting water. It also makes cooking with filtered water easy, and it's easy to install. Bypass function makes it easy to quickly switch to unfiltered water when washing dishes. Lasts up to 100 gallons (approximately 2 to 3 months); built-in Automatic Safety Monitor. Filter measures 2-1/4 by 2-1/4 by 4-1/2 inches; mount measures approximately 3 by 5 by 6 inches; 3-year limited warranty.
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Product Details
Product Length:
1.0 inches
Product Width:
1.0 inches
Product Height:
1.0 inches
Product Weight:
1.1 pounds
Package Length:
7.5 inches
Package Width:
7.4 inches
Package Height:
3.2 inches
Package Weight:
0.95 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 85 reviews
Features
Enjoy filtered water directly from your tap
Easy One-Click Installation
Makes cooking with filtered water easy
Built-in Filter Life Indicator keeps track of your filter life
Conveniently provides up to 100 gallons (two to three months) of healthy clean water
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61 of 61 found the following review helpful:
How to work around mean old P&G and enjoy your great filter Jul 22, 2010
By Derek Currie PUR Water Filter Review \ Hack
Once, long ago, PUR was a great company with great water filtering technology. I still love their filters! Unfortunately, a big bad company named Proctor and Gamble bought them and messed them over in favor of customer abuse. This was accomplished using two methods. The first method is called 'planned obsolescence' whereby their faucet mount apparatus leak and die briefly after the end of the warranty period. (It didn't used to be that way in the good old days). The second method is called 'timed death' whereby their apparatus lock up their enclosed filters at a preset volume of filtered water, whether the filter is actually used up or not.
Planned obsolescence can be overcome by calling up Proctor and Gamble BEFORE your warranty runs out, and letting them know that your PUR apparatus is squirting water all over your kitchen. Ask them to send you a replacement or a replacement certificate. If need be, call repeatedly asking to speak to the President of P&G, never taking 'no' for an answer. Then take your certificate and get another PUR apparatus. This will provide you with a lifetime for the apparatus more representative of the lifetime of original PUR apparatus. You've cheated no one. P&G's cheat on you has been overcome.
The timed death lockout of your filter is extremely easy to overcome. Pull out the filter from the apparatus. This resets the nasty timing device to zero again. Put your filter back in. TADA! You're done. Your filter will work as before. Note, however, that PUR filters do eventually get clogged with stuff. You'll know when to change it.
I hope that helps everyone restore goodness to the universe. I still love PUR filters better than any other brand and wouldn't be without them. It's P&G's customer abuse that's not worth liking. Shame on you P&G.
25 of 28 found the following review helpful:
Pure and simple Mar 28, 2006
By Lawrence L. Gilbert
"but call me Larry"
I picked up one of these (FM3333) for my office. One thing that caught my eye is that it included a 2-stage filter. We have used a single-stage on-tap filter by another maker in the past, but it clogged up too quickly, so having a filter that could trap sediment was an important consideration.
The filter holder installed on the faucet effortlessly without any tools. Our faucet has exterior screw threads, so the faucet adapter included in the package wasn't needed.
The filter itself took a little extra effort to insert into the filter holder. It seemed to be a very tight fit (but not an improper fit).
Filtered water comes out the bottom not really in a stream or a spray, but somewhere in between. It comes out at a slower rate than unfiltered, but I expected that. It's an adequate rate, not a trickle by any means.
Controlling the filter couldn't be simpler or more pleasant. Tip it backwards to bypass the filter, tilt it straight up again to filter again. The tilting action feels very smooth, no feeling of cheap-plastic friction.
Another nice feature is the gauge that shows roughly how much use is left before the filter needs to be changed. It's purely mechanical, no batteries necessary.
Broke after 3 months, filters last just a few weeks Oct 11, 2008
By A. Johnson Our house has hard water, so we purchased the PUR Plus Faucet Filtration System in hopes of making our water taste better. It succeeded in that, and that alone.
The filter goes bad FAST. We bought our first new filter after about 10 weeks of use (we're just 2 people and we're rarely home).
About a week after our new filter was in place, the unit developed a leak from the indicator window. This wasn't so bad.
Then came the spraying! A near-inch long crack appeared on the front, and it sprays water in a horizontal column at the user!
Other negatives: *As the filter reaches the end of its lifespan, water comes out of the unit slower.. and sloooweer.
*The filter completely stops working when the filter is considered "done" by the unit. I found this most ridiculous of all: it just STOPS letting you use it when it decides the filter's no good! Who says the filter is no good? An internal mechanism that knows nothing about the quality of the water going through it? This is obviously a ploy to sell more filters!
Avoid this water filter!
9 of 10 found the following review helpful:
Filters good, but the faucet housings crack! Apr 05, 2008
By Traveler2530
"TR"
These filters do a great job of clearing up sediment in the water, and eliminating chemical taste. However, I've had two of the housings crack in the last year. The first was within an in-store 30 day warranty, so I simply did a switch at Lowes. The second cracked as well after four months, Lowes would not replace it. This week I'll see if the manufacturer will provide a solution. TR
based on 85 reviews
How to work around mean old P&G and enjoy your great filter Jul 22, 2010
By Derek Currie
Pure and simple Mar 28, 2006
By Lawrence L. Gilbert
"but call me Larry"
Cracks Quickly Apr 17, 2010
By D. Weber
