by Whirlpool Ice and Water Refrigerator Filter 3, EDR3RXD1, Single-Pack - For Home Projects

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by Whirlpool Ice and Water Refrigerator Filter 3, EDR3RXD1, Single-Pack – For Home Projects

Certified* to reduce 74 potentially harmful contaminants like microplastics, heavy metals and volatile organic compounds (VOCs), everydrop water filters set the standard for crisp, clean and refreshing water and ice.
Rigorously tested to leading standards for contaminant reduction, everydrop water filters are independently certified to meet three NSF standards (42, 53, and 401), where many generic brands stop at just one.
Precision-engineered to reduce 99% of microplastics, including particles 60 times smaller than a grain of sand, everydrop filters are the first water filter among leading brands certified* to reduce microplastics in Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Amana and JennAir refrigerators.
Powered by a renewable coconut shell-based activated carbon core, advanced Triple Filtration Technology reduces contaminants in three stages: large-particle filtration, medium-size micro-filtration, and targeted microscopic absorption.
Developed in lockstep with the experts who built your refrigerator, genuine everydrop filters are the official filter for leading appliance brands, including Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Amana and JennAir. Non-genuine filters may cause damage to your refrigerator.
Designed for a seamless, precise fit, push-in installation securely installs the everydrop water filter into your refrigerator. To replace, remove the old filter and follow the same installation steps for the new filter.
everydrop filters are designed so replacement is simple and unmistakably correct. Pick the package that matches the number/letter and color of your filter.
For crisp, clean and refreshing water, replace the water filter in your refrigerator every six months, or every 200 gallons.