1.5G Stainless Steel Gravity-Fed Water Filter System with 2 Black Purification Filter and Metal Spigot, NSF/ANSI 42 Certification, Reduces up to 99% of Chlorine, for Home, Camping, Outdoor

I had been looking at gravity fed water filters recently as an alternative to attempting to store hundreds of gallons of emergency water. Then came Prime’s lightning sale. I couldn’t pass up such a sublime deal. It arrived almost before I could warn my wife about it. Oops.Unboxing was a breeze. The filter was very well packed and heavy duty. Though I purchased the basic model, I was impressed by everything. Namely: the gauge of the stainless steel upper and lower bodies was much beefier than expected; the rubberized base ring is chonky and appears as if it will last many years; the stainless steel spigot feels good to operate as it feels solid and dependable; and the filters were beautiful. No joke. They look exceptional in their quality. Though the 2.25g unit only comes with two filters, the unit has four holes for filters. I’m planning on just picking up two more filters to extend the unit’s longevity between filter replacements.As it stands, it makes great tasting water. Waaaaay better than bottled mountain spring water. I set it on the edge of our sink and just used the spout to fill the top. It took about ten minutes to filter enough water to flow freely from the spigot. I was blown away by how refreshingly crisp the water tasted. Ive been wasting so much money on bottled water and expending effort to recycle, when in truth I could have bought one of these years ago!Mine cost me $107 plus tax with their lightning deal. My two regrets are not getting the stand as well as the spigot that shows you how full the reservoir is, but the deal didn’t make include those items at the lowest tier. Knowing what I now know, I would have paid the extra $20-$30 dollars are done it right. I fully recommend this product and find it to be elegant, super inexpensive if you consider the volume of water that it will treat before new filters are needed, and it’s collapsible design for taking it on outings with the family. It is well built and should last for generations.

I compared reviews for this item and another popular and much more expensive brand. The lower reviews for this brand had to do with what could be considered poor customer attention to detail in setup or maybe a lost part or two. The other brand had many lower reviews for things like bad taste, rusty parts, leaking, trash or debris in the filtered water, etc.. I opted for the FACHIOO with the 2 ceramic filters, the metal water level and spigot and the stand.The only thing I would suggest is wash the dust off the outside of the filters before install and run 2 batches of water through along with a rinse of the lower tank. This eliminates any residual ceramic grit that may come out of the interior of the filter that may collect in the bottom. Otherwise, ensure the spigot is tightened well, place a tub underneath it for the first 2 runs to be sure you tightened it right, then enjoy! The parts are all very well made. The manual could be a bit clearer as it covers all of their filter systems in the same booklet, otherwise it was easy enough to follow.

We love this new filter so much! We taste tested comparing this, our fridge water, and tap water and this was by far the best, it made our fridge water taste like tap water to us because of how clean and clear this was, it has no taste to it which is so good! It does have to be refilled pretty frequently in our house with our family of 4, but we kinda expected that going into it and it’s not that much of a burden when compared to the value that this provides to have clean water in an affordable way! Worth it for sure!

I read the reviews and a few of them complained about this product leaking, so naturally I was abrensive about purchasing it. However, once I purchased it I realized the instructions and images provided in the enclosed box are not completely clear on how to install the spicket. Hers what I found in an effort to avoid leaks the spicket must be properly installed as well as the spicket it's self off position must be discovered by you.On the outside of the bucked it's the white rubber washer that fits into the hold first, the silver washer would be cured in over the rubber; then the spicket is inserted into the hold last. Installing the spicket: On the inside of the bucket it's the matching white rubber washer, the silver washer would be cuped in onto the spicket rod and lastly the screw would be tightened over the rid to insure that theirs no leeks. You have to use a tool such as a wrench or pliers to get it tight enought to use without any leeks.The outside sspicket is on and off position: The very last item that should be checked by you is the location of the on and off valve of the spicket. This is not clear in the instructions. If water is placed into the bucket without this being done correctly it will leek. You have everything you need excluding the wrench and or pliers to put it together. Additionally the handle for the top can be screwing in tightly by hand, this is simulator to screwing in a knob for a dresser drawer.Setting up the filters are an east task.The two black rubber malets should be placed securely into two holes at the bottom of the tub, pick two any two. Unscrew both filters, place then in the hole from the inside and hand tighten from the bottom side.Really these companies that provide these instruction booklets should hire a teacher who is especially gifted at providing more accurate instructions. This could save the company plenty of bad reviews, wasted emails and other wasted communication time. and could very well increase their reviewinue.

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Read the reviews, The tap leaks continuously, it's a common issue. It sucks having to babysit and clean up after this thing .The filters are completely plugged in 3 weeks of use, using city water. The top seals with the bottom when you fill it because of the weight of the water so no air can get in so, when you open the tap to fill your glass , nothing comes out. I've had to lift the top section while half full (heavy/awkward) while holding my glass under the tap to fill it, then try to close the tap, put top section back down and hold my full/ over filled glass of water all at the same time, regularly. It's messy and it sucks!. I had much higher expectations of quality, especially considering its price!!