Does your filtered water have a bad taste or smell?

How often are you replacing your filters?

Replacing your filters and performing regular maintenance on your water filter system is important to keep it working properly. A clean system will filter out contaminants more efficiently, keeping your water clean while removing any bad taste and smell.

General Maintenance

Assess your water filter system once a month. You should look for:

• Proper installation – Water filters can perform poorly if not installed correctly. Each ProOne product has specific installation instructions.
• Leaks – For missing or broken parts, email support@prooneusa.com.
• Cleanliness of filter housing – Filter housings can be washed with soap and warm water.

Replacing Filters

Have you noticed these signs in your water?

• Change in taste or smell
• White scale forming around faucet spouts
• Low water pressure
• Gunk in water

It may be time to replace your filters! Standard replacement dates are based on the type of filter and filter material. How often you change the filter also depends on the chemistry and level of contaminants in your water.

Here are the general life expectancies for ProOne filters:

• ProMax Countertop/Under Counter – up to 900 gallons
• ProOne Coldstream Countertop/Under Counter – up to 2,600 gallons
• FS10 Under Counter – after 1,000 gallons if used inline, 2,000 gallons with a separate faucet
• ProHome Tank 3 – up to 100,000 gallons or 2 years
• ProHome Tanks 1 & 2 – up to 50,000 gallons, or 1 year
• ProOne G2.0
  • 9” – up to 1,200 gallons
  • 7” – up to 1,000 gallons
  • 5” – up to 900 gallons
  • M – up to 225 gallons
• ProMax Shower – 6 months
• Pre-sediment – 6 months

Cleaning Filters

Gravity water filters should be scrubbed monthly with a scrubby sponge that comes with the filter. To clean it, hold the filter by the blue plastic base and place the ceramic portion under cool running water for about 2 minutes. Scrub the white ceramic material with the abrasive side of the sponge. Rinse well. Do NOT use any soap on the filter. Do NOT allow water to enter the stem of the filter. Lay filters on the side until ready to install.

Pre-sediment pleated filters in under counter/countertop water filter systems and whole home systems can be rinsed out.

Tested to NSF Standards – Gravity, Whole Home, and Countertop Water Filter Systems

Searching for the perfect water filter for your home?

No matter the type, ProOne whole home, gravity, and countertop water filter systems are tested to NSF/ANSI standards to ensure you’re getting a great quality filter!

Shop ProOne water filters today!