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3M (3MROP411) Sediment Filter for 3MRO401 & 3MRO501 RO Drinking Water

3M (47-55702G2) Cuno Water Factory SQC 5 Micron Sediment Filter

AquaCera (W9511201) 7" Cerasyl Plus Candle Water Filter Element

Culligan Compatible (RS-23-SED5) Sediment Pre-Filter 5 Micron

FilterCor (FCP100S10P) 10"x4.5" String Wound PolyPropylene 100 Micron Sediment Filter

GE Merlin (1262847) 2.5" x 17" 5 Micron Sediment Filter

Harmsco (801-0.35-20) 20"x2.5" 801 Series Sediment Pleated 0.35 Micron Filter

Harmsco (801-5-20) 20"x2.5" 801 Series Sediment Pleated 5 Micron Filter

Harmsco (801-50-20) 20"x2.5" 801 Series Sediment Pleated 50 Micron Filter

Harmsco - 801 Series - 10" x 2.5" Pleated Sediment Filters

Hydronix - SDC Series - 10" x 2.5" Melt Blown Sediment Filter

Hydronix - SDC Series - 20" x 2.5" Melt Blown Sediment Filter

Hydronix - SDC Series - 20" x 4.5" Melt Blown Sediment Filter

Hydronix - SGC Series - 10" x 2.5" Grooved Melt Blown Sediment Filter

Hydrotech (41400008) Sediment Filter

IPW Industries Inc 20" x 4.5" Big Blue CTO Carbon Block & Sediment Replacement Filter Cartridges Combo Set | Whole House Filters

IPW Industries Inc. - 10" Big Blue Whole House Water Filter Sediment, 10-Inch, 1 Micron WELL-MATCHED with RFC-BBSA, W15-PR, WFHD13001B, GXWH35F, GXWH30C, HF45-10BLBK10PR and AP817 6-Pack

IPW Industries Inc. - 10" x 4.5" 20 Micron Whole House Sediment Water Filter Cartridge - 6 Pack

IPW Industries Inc. - Compatible Watts Premier 500181 5-Micron String Wound Sediment Replacement Filter, 2-Pack

IPW Industries Inc. 20" x 2.5" High Temp String Wound Cartridge 5 micron Filter

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Omnipure - CL10PF5 - 10" x 2" Sediment Inline Filter - 5 Micron

Omnipure - CL6PF5 - 6" x 2" Sediment Inline Filter - 5 Micron

Omnipure - E5305 - 6" x 2.5" E-Series Sediment Filter - 5 Micron

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Omnipure - E5405 - 8" x 2.5" E-Series Sediment Filter - 5 Micron

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What a sediment filter?

In the presence of various kinds of sediments or suspended particles, a sediment filter serves as a protective barrier. Physical pollutants such as dust, dirt, sand, silt, clay, and other solid particles are sieved or held back by the filter.

How often should you change a sediment filter?

every six to nine months.

You should replace your water filter every six to nine months, depending on the quality of the water in your region. To be sure, if you see that the water flow has slowed or that the color has darkened, make the necessary changes as soon as you can.