Flow Pur Water Filter

[The_Breeze]

I'm hoping this post doesn't get buried by the House Batteries/Generator post that's been beaten to absolute death.

I have a Flow Pure under-sink filter. It has no model number and there's no manual in Thor Owner Resource nor on onboard. It may have been an aftermarket/dealer install. I'd like to change out the filter.

I attached a picture of the only markings it contains except Made in USA.

It measures 10.5" bottom to where it joins the wall mount. I see 10" replacement filters and want to be sure I'm picking the right one.

Anyone care to venture at a guess?

Thanks.

[EA37TS]

The standard 10 inch filter should work. Most of the ones I. see are from Watts, I believe.

These are the ones I have been using on 3 RVs in the last 11 years.

https://www.amazon.com/FlowPur-Watts...G33NFTESPAC3VD

[The_Breeze]

Originally Posted by EA37TS

The standard 10 inch filter should work. Most of the ones I. see are from Watts, I believe.

These are the ones I have been using on 3 RVs in the last 11 years.

https://www.amazon.com/FlowPur-Watts...G33NFTESPAC3VD

Thank you. Do you order/replace the o-ring as well or reuse it?

[Bob Denman]

Replace it...

[EA37TS]

Originally Posted by The_Breeze

Thank you. Do you order/replace the o-ring as well or reuse it?

I reuse if I replace filters within the year and then replace it after sanitizing in the spring. If I'm at a campground that has a high sulfur content in the water I will replace the o-ring and filter after I return home from that trip.

[Travelin' Texans]

Walmart sells (or they have in the past) the 10" Culligan 2 pack filters for about $12, bought the sediment & charcoal cartridges there several times.

[The_Breeze]

Originally Posted by Travelin' Texans

Walmart sells (or they have in the past) the 10" Culligan 2 pack filters for about $12, bought the sediment & charcoal cartridges there several times.

Saw those. Did you prefer one over the other? And why?

[Travelin' Texans]

Originally Posted by The_Breeze

Saw those. Did you prefer one over the other? And why?

Actually used both!
I had a RV water softener with the sediment filter before the softener & the charcoal after. The sediment, as name implies, removes particles where the charcoal improves taste.

[wrapped]

Remove the filter take it to Lowe's,home depot,or your favorite hardware store they can match it and pick which one you want, charcoal, sediment,or which ever you want.

[Bob Denman]

Here's their website: https://flowpur.com/

[The_Breeze]

Originally Posted by wrapped

Remove the filter take it to Lowe's,home depot,or your favorite hardware store they can match it and pick which one you want, charcoal, sediment,or which ever you want.

Thanks. I was trying to avoid a remove until I was sure I had a replacement. That's why I asked about the o-ring.

[EA37TS]

For folks that are not in Florida and have the whole house filter I recommend getting a winterizing by-pass plate. Saves about a quart or two of anti-freeze when winterizing. Remove the filter element, install the plate and then reinstall the canister.

https://www.amazon.com/Watts-FP-WP10.../dp/B001QY1LA2

[Travelin' Texans]

Originally Posted by The_Breeze

Thanks. I was trying to avoid a remove until I was sure I had a replacement. That's why I asked about the o-ring.

Put a bit of plumbers grease, sold at most hardware stores, some cooking oil or Crisco on the o-ring, this will prolong it's life, in 6 years never replaced mine. DO NOT USE any petroleum based lubrication, it WILL ruin the o-ring.

[Travelin' Texans]

Originally Posted by Bob Denman

Here's their website: https://flowpur.com/

WOW!
$20+ for 1 filter, never paid that for a 2 pack at Walmart!!!!!