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How often should I change my whole house water filter?

How often should I change my whole house water filter?

every three to six months
Though it costs more to install a whole house water filter, you won’t have to think twice about the water quality throughout your home. A whole house water filter should be changed every three to six months.

Where is the whole house water filter located?

The water filtration system should be installed in-line with the existing plumbing line. Look for a horizontal run after the home’s main shut-off valve, before it branches off to other parts of the house.

How do I know when to replace my water filter?

How to Tell if Your Water Filter Needs Replacement

  1. A slow decrease in water pressure.
  2. Checked the outside of the filter.
  3. Drains or faucets start to make odd noises.
  4. Turbidity or bad tasting water.

Do you need to change your water filter?

Scheduled water filter changes are vital for every water filter system owner. The principles in this video are common to most whole house water filters, under sink water filters, reverse osmosis water filters, and even countertop water filter systems. Aquaman is a Water Quality Association Certified Water Specialist.

How often should I replace my aquapure whole house filter?

The Aquapure AP810 whole house water filter removes sediment, rust, and other contaminates down to 5 microns. Depending on your incoming water quality it is recommended that you replace your AP810 filter at least every 6 months.

How do you clean a whole house water filter?

Once you’ve removed the cartridge, clean the housing thoroughly. Use warm soapy water with a ½ cap of bleach and a little scrub to remove dirt, dust, and sediment. Take the O-ring and gently rub a little silicone grease to make it lubricated. Then, return it to its original place inside the housing.

How do you turn off an Aqua Pure water filter?

Turn off incoming water by isolating the Aqua-Pure system with existing valves on your homes water supply system. Take your filter wrench and slide it up from the bottom of the filter housing towards the head. Once in place turn to the left to unscrew.