Fridge Filters
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Phone Number:
519-886-7331
Store Address:
14-105 Lexington Road, Waterloo, Ontario N2J 4R7
Where To Buy
If you need to replace your fridge filter look no further. They’re part of our Home Filter Service. Unlike big box stores that only sell the most commonly needed filters, we carry fridge filters for every make and model of refrigerator on the market.
If you do find a fridge filter we don't currently carry, we will get it in and add it to our offering. By buying fridge filters from us you can get free shipping, better pricing and a more knowledgeable staff.
We are proudly a Canadian company that is family-owned, has been in business for 30 years, and has a customer-friendly returns policy.
You are able to pick them up immediately from our physical store located at:
Which Filters Fits My Fridge?
The quickest way to find out the filter you need for your fridge is to remove it, find the part number on the filter and call us with the part number.
If you need assistance finding the part number feel free to give us a call and one of our customer service representatives will walk you through over the phone how to find the part number.
For specific brands, click on the links below:
How To Remove
How you remove the filter from your fridge will depend on the make and model of your fridge. The best place to determine how to remove the filter is to reference your user guide or manual that came with the unit at the time of purchase.
If you no longer have your manual, try searching online to find the manual or search YouTube for a video. There are many excellent videos on YouTube that cover in detail how to do this for specific models. Here is one such video:
Other Helpful Fridge Filter Tips
When it comes to fridge filters, there are a few key points you might want to know to ensure your filter works effectively and maintains the quality of your water:
1. Why Replace Fridge Filters?
Fridge filters remove contaminants from your drinking water and ice, improving taste and safety. Over time, the filter accumulates particles and impurities, which can reduce efficiency or even introduce bacteria if not replaced regularly.
2. How Often to Replace?
Most manufacturers recommend replacing your fridge filter every 6 months. However, it may vary depending on your water usage and quality. If you notice a drop in water flow, unusual taste, or cloudy ice, it’s likely time for a replacement.
3. Types of Filters
Fridge filters are typically carbon-based, designed to capture chlorine, lead, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and other contaminants. Some models target specific substances, so it's important to check the specifications and choose the filter that best meets your water purification needs.
4. Certified Filters vs. Generic
While generic filters can be a cheaper alternative, it’s important to ensure they meet proper standards (look for certifications like NSF/ANSI). Certified filters guarantee the removal of specific contaminants, whereas generic models might not be as effective.
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