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When faced with the multiple water filter options, it can feel overwhelming to identify the right one for your needs. But finding a compatible water filtration replacement doesn't have to be stressful ordeal. Find whole home, faucet and refrigerator water filters at Ace from brands like Culligan and Watts.

Why are Water Filters Important?

Whether you’re using whole house, fridge or faucet water filters, they are designed to remove impurities, contaminants and particles, leaving you with higher quality water and a better drinking experience.

Although not all water filters filter everything, look for water filters that can remove or reduce the following:

  • Biological contaminants like viruses, bacteria or parasites
  • Chemical contaminants like pesticides, bleach, nitrogen or pharmaceuticals
  • Physical contaminants like microplastic particles, sediments or organic debris
  • Radiological contaminants like isotopes of radon, uranium and radium

Different Types of Home Water Filters

Water filters typically use treatment devices like carbon-activated filters, ion exchange units, reverse osmosis units or distillation units. They all work slightly differently and have their advantages and limitations.

The different types of water filters correspond with the various applications they will be used in. It is common for a single household to utilize multiple water filters.

Faucet Filters

Although they may not work with every type of kitchen faucet, faucet water filters usually attach straight onto any compatible unit. They can also easily switch between filtered and unfiltered water as need dictates. You’ll typically replace every 2 to 3 months.

Under-Sink Filters

Typically coming with a faucet unit, these relatively expensive water filters are hidden under a sink and have high filtering capacity. They last about 6 months before needing to be replaced.

Water Filter Pitchers

Relatively inexpensive and easy to use, water filter pitchers use gravity to filter tap water into a viable drinking source. These filters require regular replacement, but many models tell you when a replacement is necessary. Find pitcher filters from Brita and other brands online and in stores.

Refrigerator Filters

Usually built into the fridge unit, they make accessing clean, filtered water and ice very convenient. Fridge water filters usually use carbon to filter out impurities.

Whole House Water Filtration System

Treating all water entering your home, whole house water filters can help manage hard water and increase the life span of many large home appliances. House filters should be replaced every 3 to 6 months depending on use.

How Often Should You Replace Your Refrigerator Water Filter?

You should use your refrigerator water replacement filter every six months. One sign that it could be time to replace your fridge filter is a change in the taste or odor of your water or ice.

Most refrigerators with water dispensers have a timer-based filter change light as a reminder. However, frequent use of the dispenser may require earlier filter replacement. Find filters for your fridge from brands like Whirlpool at Ace.

How Are Water Filters Rated?

The performance of a water filter is measured in microns. The lower the micron rating, the more capable the filter will be at capturing smaller impurities. However, this may also reduce the water flow rate.

Shop Water Filters Near You at Ace

Find a compatible water filter near you at Ace Hardware, or shop your options online today. Then, tackle other home water issues with a selection of water softeners, including water softening chemicals to reduce unwanted calcium and magnesium concentration in your hard water. We also stock septic chemicals to help break down waste, prevent clogs, and maintain a healthy septic system.