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When you go shopping for groceries, the first thing you might do is check the shelf life. You want to make sure that the product you buy can be used before it goes bad, which makes perfect sense. It’s time to buy a new refrigerator water filter. You may be wondering: "Does the refrigerator water filter have a shelf life?"
Once you start using filters, the rules will change. The typical service life of the filter is about six months, but this depends on the usage. If your family regularly drinks a lot of water, you may need to change it as soon as possible. Similarly, if your home does not use the filter often, its service life may even exceed six months.
Most filters have a certain gallon capacity. This is the amount of water your filter promises to filter. The capacity of a typical filter is 200 or 300 gallons. The filter needs to be replaced when you reach this limit.
When you don’t know how many gallons of water you use, you can judge by the following situations:
1. The taste of water is different
2. You see sediment floating in the water
3. The flow rate of the refrigerator water filter slows down or stops completely
4. Water discoloration
Some filters have a short lifespan, so you should check the label of the filter. If you do not replace the filter on time, it will not cause obvious harm to your health. Leaving the filter for a long time will only allow you to drink unfiltered water.
Replace the refrigerator water filter in time, before your water filter fails. We provide different kinds of refrigerator water filters. The EDR2RXD1 refrigerator water filter has a capacity of 200 gallons, and the 4396841 refrigerator water filter has a capacity of 300 gallons. You can visit our online store for more information.
