Culligan P5-4PK Standard P5 Whole House Premium Water Filter, 8,000 Gallons, Value 4-Pack, White, (Pack of 4), 4 Count

We have a muddy well. These get the dirt out better than 20 micron string-wound filters, for some reason. They say not to use them on water that could potentially have bacterial contamination (some bacteria can eat the cellulose), but we havent had any problems in the several years since we switched. If you are using string-wound, give them a try and judge for yourself.

It helped with our water right away

You talk about one super company, it is this one. What ever you need, it is coming fast and complete. Return customer. Great product, great business. JLDavis

These work just fine. Im happy with my purchase.

Good filter for what is needed. Hot tip - if you are using filter for the house, dont panic if water squirts out the enclosure for a few seconds. The filter and enclosure seal once the enclosure has filled. I discovered this after almost an hour of frustration. Maybe Culligan could add some information like this to the packaging - the enclosure manufacturer makes no note of it!

We have a dug we’ll. Recently we noticed a brownish quality in our water pitchers. Switched to this product and we can see the difference in our crystal clear water. We’ve had one in for about three weeks: still working. Great value for the money.

Exactly the filer needed

Our home water is supplied by a personal well that unfortunately comes with some brownish sediment that discolors the water and makes it taste a little too much like minerals. Completely harmless, but not very pretty, especially for company. Previously I had been looking into expensive water softeners or whole house filters in the $200+ range. Thankfully I found the little culligan whole house filter for $32 and this two pack of 20 micron filters for another $7 (so cheap!). Its been a week now, water is crystal clear. I like that I can see the filter through the casing, currently it has a light brown tinge so I know its working. Since the water has been so clear I think Ill be sticking with the cheaper and longer lasting 20 micron filters, theyre supposed to last 4 months or 16,000 gallons, putting my total filtration costs at a cool ~$12 a year, far cheaper than my initial expectations when looking into larger carbon filters or water softeners. I couldnt be happier!

Cheaper than the AquaPure filters that we used to use (they were $30 per filter). We have to replace these much sooner than the premium brand, but the price is worth it. Our water is super bad, so we try to replace filters at least 1 time per month or so.

It does a good job getting alot stuff out. We are on well water and there can be some sediments in the water. Great job.