FXHTC Whole House Water Filter
FXHTC
The FXHTC heavy duty whole house filter is used in GE Filter Systems GXWH30C, GXWH35F, HDSFI, GNWH38F, GXWH40L and fits most other brands of Whole-House filters that accept 9.5 x 4.5 inch filters. Reduces chlorine, sand, soil, silt, sediment and rust.
If you are interested in the less expensive version of this filter check out the Pentek RFC-BB.
The FXHTC will fit most major brands including Culligan, Omni, Flotec, Whirlpool WHCF-WHPCBB, and Premier.
This GE Smartwater FXHTC whole house water filter meets NSF / ANSI standard 42 for the reduction of
- Chlorine Taste & Odor
- Particulates Class I
FXHTC Specifications:
- 25 micron
- Dimensions: 4.5" x 9.5"
- reduces chlorine taste & odor, sand, sediment, rust
- 30,000 Gallon Capacity or 6 months
- Max Temp: 100 Farenheit
- Flow Rate: 4 to 20 GPM (based on existing pressure, and water conditions when used in the GE Housing)
The FXHTC should be changed every 6 months or when a significant decrease in flow rate occurs.
FXHTC Whole House Water Filter Product Reviews :
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Number of reviews : 6
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Shirley R. - Chase City, VA (Monday, April 11, 2011)
I have been using the GE filter for the whole house. And my dishwasher reminds me when it is time to change the filter just in case I forget. A white looking film is on my dishes, pots and pans. Great filter and very happy with it.
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Filter it and save..save..save
Timmy P. - Texas City, Texas (Thursday, December 16, 2010)
I placed my whole house filter in about 7 years ago and it uses one carbon filter per month. The number of gallons varies, but I can say it filters just as I designed it to do. Due to well water being unpredictable at times due to sand and undesirables, I highly recommend this filter. I designed my water filtatration system with back flushig qualities, it give me less frequent filter changes. Now the cost is expensive, but just as the previous viewer stated.... less overall plumbing repairs.
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Vinny - Northern MI (Sunday, November 14, 2010)
If you are looking for a quality filter, stop here, you've found it. It was shocking to see the quality of our ground water.It made us sick. We have resolved ourselves to the fact that we have to change our cartridge once a month. Believe me, it does what it says. Now I only give it a four star rating because they cost around $35. I guess when I think about it, if I used a cheaper filter, I'd spend more money on cleaning supplies cleaning sinks, toilets and showers. So change this one to five stars. Definitely top Quality.
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Good Filter
Stephen Munson - Maple Valley, WA (Tuesday, April 06, 2010)
This filter does a great jo of trapping particles and removing chlorine. Did want to comment on the previous post....everyone who uses a filter that removes chlorine should be advised...you MUST clean items that don't circulate water frequently. The black stuff will form becuase you no longer have CHLORINE in the water to keep things from growing. Even fresh & clean filtered water can form some bad things if left sitting. We put cholrine tabs in each toilet tank to keep things nice and clean then we can enjoy the chemical and dirt-free water for cooking, drinking, etc... AND it will allow you appliances (dishwasher, washing machine, coffee pots, etc..) in great condition.
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Traps everything
Sam J - St. Petersburg, FL (Wednesday, March 31, 2010)
As a whole house filter, this cartridge traps everything, including chlorine. Ours is ahead of the water softener. The filter has a carbon element, therefore, must (per the instructions) be flushed immediately upon installation and before use to clear out the initial flow of carbon slough. (The black stuff is not harmful, but it will look unpleasent.) This is not a problem for me, as this is typical of most carbon filters. Our municipal supply has many very old iron pipes, so we can see a lot of organge sediment trapped even in the first few hours of use. Filter lasts about 2-3 months (5-6000 gallons) before flow starts to decrease. My only 'con' is that it is not cheap and I don't get anything near 30,0000 gallons of flow - but this is due to the amount of sediment rather than chlorine.
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FXHTC filter
Don Undehill - Rhinelander, WI (Thursday, January 21, 2010)
Have GE large whole house filter unit and use the above FXHTC filter corectly installed. We have to change filter about every four months and do find in the downstairs bathroom a black silt which is not being caught by the above fllter!! the ad says it catches silt and we wonder why the toilet bow is blackened when not used for a few weeks. Septic system is good, recently installed new one and had all lines checked to assure no breaks were present. Advise is a better filter is available which will remove all of the
silt / etc.
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