Rusco FS-1-100ST Sediment Trapper polyester vervangingsfilter, wit

Name: Rusco FS-1-100ST Sediment Trapper polyester vervangingsfilter, wit
Brand: Rusco
SKU: 0806294985036
Price: 41.20 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Rusco

3.7/5

€
41.20

PRODUCTBESCHRIJVING Rusco Fs-1-100st Polyester afgeschermd filterelement Vervangingen: Rusco 1cst Sediment Trapper Vervanging Filter Cover Rusco 1b Vervanging Filterkop Rusco 1-100st-f Sediment Trapper Filtersysteem Rusco 1or Vervanging O-ring Kit Rusco Ss1.5 Sun Shield Is Een optioneel accessoire om te voorkomen dat zonlicht door de doorzichtige afdekking komt. Rusco .5fv vervangende handmatige spoelklep De Rusco Afv automatische spoelklep is een optioneel accessoire voor het automatiseren van het spoelen van het Rusco-filtersysteem. VAN DE FABRIKANT Rusco Fs-1-100st Polyester afgeschermd filterelement Vervangingen: Rusco 1cst Sediment Trapper Vervanging Filter Cover Rusco 1b Vervanging Filterkop Rusco 1-100st-f Sediment Trapper Filtersysteem Rusco 1or Vervanging O-ring Kit Rusco Ss1.5 Sun Shield Is een optioneel accessoire om te voorkomen dat zonlicht door de doorzichtige afdekking komt. Rusco .5fv vervangende handmatige spoelklep De Rusco Afv automatische spoelklep is een optioneel accessoire voor het automatiseren van het spoelen van het Rusco-filtersysteem.

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EAN: 0806294985036

Categorieën Tools & Home Improvement, Keuken- & Badinrichtingen, Water Filtration & Softeners, Replacement Water Filters, Vervanging waterkokerwaterfilters,

Het Rusco vervangingsfilterscherm kan meerdere keren gereinigd worden voordat het vervangen moet worden. De Rusco filterzeef is eenvoudig schoon te maken. Geen gereedschap nodig. De Rusco vervangende schermelementen dienen ongeveer elke 6 maanden tot een jaar vervangen te worden. De Rusco vervangende schermelementen dienen ongeveer elke 6 maanden tot een jaar vervangen te worden. Rusco-sedimentfilters maken het verwijderen van vaste deeltjes eenvoudig en economisch.

Batteries Required?	‎No
Color	‎White
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 64 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎Filter
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item model number	‎FS-1-100ST
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎1.76 ounces
Manufacturer	‎Commercial Water Distributing
Material	‎Polyester
Number Of Pieces	‎1
Part Number	‎RUSCO-FS-1-100ST
Product Dimensions	‎15 x 5 x 3 inches
Size	‎1 Count

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Scritto da: Bo Bostic

Worked great

Worked great

Scritto da: M CPA

FS-1-100ST with the circular base (left) fits my unit

Amazon marked both these filters as being sold by Rusco. Not sure if it is true. The one on the right is slightly larger. I didn't notice the difference, over tightened, and repaired the trapper system. By the time I needed the filter, it was past the return window. I will buy the one on the left with the circular base and stay away from the one with claw feet in the future. It was a memorable repair day.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

this unit is effective. but because of the small ...

this unit is effective. but because of the small size the unit the screen with my well clogs to quickly. it works but if you have more silt then average then maybe not for you. IMHO

Scritto da: Jill M. Cassavant

Works great

I've bought a few in the past few years, filter does its job. Cleans up well to reuse.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

This is great for filtering out well water

This is great for filtering out well water. The one we'd had for years clogged up frequently. This is so much better! My water pressure stays up so much longer and I no longer find grit in the tub. Great find!

Scritto da: Topher

Easy

Great easy to change and clean

Scritto da: J. Collins

These filters will last damn near forever if cleaned with oxalic acid after every filter change.

These spindown filters work great for catching all the large chunks from my well water and extend the lifespan of my spun water filters. I ran these polyester filters for a while before switching to stainless steel ones which I liked better because I could scrub them and reuse them. I have a lot of sand, white sulfer, and rust/rust bacteria in my well water. It makes quick work of blocking up filters. In the past when I used these polyester filters I had to throw them away after use as I could not clean them properly without damaging them so I switched to stainless one which have worked well for reuse.. but still suffered from quick blocking (usually within a few weeks)... Then I found a great video on youtube on how to clean and reuse the filters that has worked amazing for me... Amazon won't let me post the link, but if you search Youtube for "Seekthetruth" channel and look for the video "How We Clean and Reuse Our Wholehouse Water Filter" you'll find a good video explaining it all. Basically order some "OXALIC ACID 99.6% crystals" from Amazon, then use your kitchen scale to measure out a 62.5g of acid per gallon of water (I used 33g in a 2l coke bottle). When servicing your filter drain the housing then flush out the lower clear half of the housing and the filter getting as much muck out of it as possible. After that, place the filter in the clear lower housing, and pour the acid into the center of the filter until the lower hosing is full. Let it sit for there until the oxalic acid dissolves all the rust and staining in the housing and filter. It will completely clean both... When the housing is clear again, and the filter white again, pour the acid back into the bottle (you can reuse it several times), completely flush and neutralize the acid from the filter and housing.. and reinstall or set on the shelf until you need to swap filters again. Seriously though.. check out Seekthetruth's youtube vid for the full process... the trick works fantastic and will let you continue to reuse the same filters over and over without having to buy new ones. Really happy I found that video.

Scritto da: PB

Sediment Filter

Wasn't sure if this would get clogged up with sand, but it did not.