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Aquasana EQ-300 Rhino Whole House Water Filter
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Product Description
Rebate form supplied with product, $100 mailed within a week! Always ask for performance documentation when buying a water filtration product & be sure you are buying from a reputable company. Without credible test data, you have no way of knowing what you are or are not getting. The Rhino is installed at the main inlet and provides years of quality filtered water from every outlet in your home! This deluxe, high capacity system has a 300,000 certifed capacity, the best value of any Whole House Water Filtration System in America! Previously only sold through Franchised Dealers, priced at $1,495, Now buy factory direct at big savings! Comes complete with main filter unit, pre-filter, installation kit, shut-off valve and required hardware. The Rhino requires only 45 in. of vertical clearance and has a diameter of 10 in. at the base. Typical installation is 1.5 to 2.5 hours by a licensed plumber, $175.00 to $250.00, and is usually done in your basement, garage, or water closet. The main filter unit is easily replaced (no plumber needed), every 3 years for only $719.00 (EQ-300R in Product Catalog), that is only $239.00 a year, $19.97 per month, to have clean, healthy water flowing from every outlet in your home! Less cost than bottled water and you drink, shower, bathe and live in healthy Aquasana Water! You will notice softer skin and hair in just a few days by showering and bathing in filtered water. Give us a call at 877 FDA-PURE, 877-332-7873, to find out if this is the right product for your water quality needs! All Rhino EQ-300 Whole House Water Filtration purchases come with a 100% satisfaction guarantee for 3 full months! Buy with confidence!If for any reason, you are not happy with your Rhino Water Filter, call us within 90 days of delivery, and not only will we give you a 100% refund, we will even pay for the return shipping. Our expert customer service is just a toll free call away.
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Average User Rating:
3.0
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5
Number of Ratings:
2
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User Reviews for
Aquasana EQ-300 Rhino Whole House Water Filter
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We Love It
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Reviewed
April 26 2008 12:42:56 AM
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Ratings:
5
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Pros:
Great Value, Great water, sure beats bottled water |
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Cons:
No Complaints what so ever We purchased the whole house EQ 300, The point of use with faucet, AQ4000, and a shower system, AQ 4100. We've been using them for over 4 years and have had no problems. I am a woman and replace the filters myself with no problem, I just follow the instructions. Haven't had to change the whole house filter yet. Our skin and health have improved since began using these products. I totally love Aquasana water filters, and definitly wouldn't want to be without them.
It sure is nice not having to deal with the hassle and the guilt of plastic bottles. What do they do with all that plastic?
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High Installation Costs and Faulty valves
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Reviewed
March 14 2008 7:46:42 PM
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Ratings:
1
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Pros:
Sounds good in their advertisements |
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Bad valve design, will not stand behind warranty and high installation costs A trusted plumber installed this system in my house. During the installation he warned me about the plastic valves used by this system. He explained I always tighten the valves by hand or they may break. Plus because I hand tighten the valves, they usually leak on the first few attempts. Sure enough they leaked on first few attempts. About 15 hours after the install the plastic valve entering the water filter system broke flooding my basement during the night. When I called the manufacturer (Aquasana) their rep blamed the plumber for over tightening. The manufacturer knew I had copper lines when I described the problem because their plastic valve is not suited for metal water lines. When I asked why they did not use metal fittings, the rep explained that would make our product to pricey. The manufacturer refused pay for anything except their cheap plastic valve. I know the plumber did not over tighten still the manufacturer refused to pay any of the additional plumbing costs to replace the broken valve. The manufacturer claims the valve has no problems but even a local plumber knew there were issues with their plastic valves and how did the rep know I had copper lines unless there is a design issue. Also the stated price for installation is simply untrue. If you live in almost any large city the installation cost will be over $500.
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