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Improving the quality of water does not require a specialized system, just a water line and theGE GXRTQR replacement quick connect water filter for refrigerators. The GXRTQR can be used in place of the GXRTQ, GXITD, GXITQ filters and icemaker systems. Install the filter along most any water filter line running to an appliance that you want to improve the taste and odor of water, or help reduce the buildup of sediment, dirt, and debris.

GE GXRTQR Specifications:

• Part Number: GXRTQR
• Dimensions: 12x2-1/2"
• Service Life: 2,000 gallons
• Operating Temperature: 33-100 F
• Operating Pressure: 25-125
• Flow Rate: 0.5 gpm
• Connection: Quick Connect
• Meets NSF Standard: 42
• Required Tools (not included): tube cutter; 7/16" and 1/2" wrenches; knife; bucket or pan

The GE GXRTQR reduces:

• Chlorine taste and odor
• Sediment

The GE GXRTQR fits the following:

• Inline Refrigerator Systems

GE GXRTQR Filter Replacement - GXRTQ, GXITD, GXITQ Product Reviews :

•   here's what I used for GXRTQ/GXRTQR
  Steven S - Austin, Tx  
  
  I have been using the GXRGQ aka GXRTQR filter for years but could not find it anymore.
  I bought a Whirlpool WHKF-IMPLUS and it works fine as a replacement!
  Just be sure to transfer the screw-in quick connect adapters from the GXRTQ
  filter body to the Whirlpool filter, and you're good to go.
  
  
•   Design change
  Susan - Tampa, FL  
  
  Why fix something that isn't broken. Now it takes 2 folks to change the filter instead of one. At my age, getting under the sink to turn the water off and on is a challenge. Do you have any old filters around?
  
  
•   design change.
  Jim - Pittsburg, CA.  
  
  Who ever changed the design of GXRTQR from quick connect to GXRTDR were you have to cut the tubing everytime you change filter is dumb!!!!! What happens when you run out of tubing by cutting it every six months? It's like going backwards in design instead of improving. Why mess with what works. Remember the century old addage? IF IT AINT BROKEN DON'T FIXXXXXXX IT. Bring back the GXRTQ design PLEASE...