WHB10 Whole House Water Filter Housing, Fit 10"x4.5" Sediment etc Filters for Well and City Water, Big Filter Blue Pre-Filtration System for Home, 1" NPT Port, Pressure Release

Heavy duty and quality made. Simple hookup.

Excellent, easy installation.

Works great

Double o-ring on casing brass insert on head assembly= good unit

BUYER BEWARE - I purchased one of these sediment filter and it lasted 5 years. It finally wore out from age. I purchased this unit 8 months ago and it is already defective. It leaked and flooded water all through the garage. I have tried three different new OEM O-rings and the O-rings fail to prevent leakage. There are no moving parts on these things so there must be a hairline crack or the head mount is warped. Unfortunately there is no warranty 30 days after purchase. I also purchased a case of filters and faithfully changed the filters every 4 months. Now I am stuck with stuck with numerous filters of no value to me. UPDATE: The seller noticed my review and initiated a full refund for the defective product. I must say it is hard to find customer service that good. I am changing my rating from one star to four stars based on the exceptional customer service they provided without even being asked to do so.

We have 'hard' water here that leaves spots, plus wife read a report about the various 'things' in the city water supply... so I bought a 'whole house' size filter to go in the water line to the hot water heater (already have a 'one faucet' filter for the cold water at the kitchen sink for drinking and the daily coffee pot) . While installing this filter I learned something... the water lines I installed going to our two yard faucets are all PVC... which use glue to fit the long pieces together and screw fittings in some places... when screwing parts together I have always used Teflon tape on the threads, which works perfectly . The filter I bought has metal threads... and I found out that tape does not work well... so I dug in the bottom of my supplies and found a tube of Teflon paste... I put paste on the threads of the external fitting that connects to the water line, and on the threads inside the filter housing, and screwed the two parts together... solved the problem of the 'drip' that was working its way through the tape covered threads (my guess is the metal threads were shredding the Teflon tape) I doubt I will ever work with something that has metal threads again, but if I do I will know that tape doesn't work well . I just installed the filter, so I don't know the long term results... but the filter housing is well made, so now it is just a matter of how well the filter element works (which is not part of this purchase, the filter element is a different purchase)

Working system

Yes it filtered the sand an other particles as long as you get a correct filter for it not standard one. I have a well an needed to fill hot tub Just remember it’s a inch on both ends so you will need a reducer to 3/4 hot a hose