I have a Whirlpool Fridge (model: ED22QFXHW00) with an UltraEase Plus Water Filtration System. Fridge is 10+ yrs old. Recently, the water dispenser has been functioning inconsistently. There does not seem to be a rhyme or reason for it. Sometimes it works, sometimes it does not. I've replaced the filter, but the problem persists. I've checked the hose from wall to fridge, it seems clear. The ice maker makes ice correctly, so I'm assuming the water is flowing within the fridge correctly. Any thoughts from the forum about why the water would not be flowing / dispensing?

Take a look at the Franke Little Butler system, model DW-100 cost $200.00 - $250.00 comes with a small filtration system, Model LB-1000 which is instant hot water dispenser which would cost about $300.00 - $400.00 or LB-2000 which is Filtered water and Instant hot water dispensing out of the same spout cost $400.00 - $500.00 for a complete set. Filters last 6 to 12 months I guess depending on how often you use it and the quality of the water going into the filter, filter cost about $75.00 to replace. We have had great response so far, looks like the filtration system reduces Chlorine, Lead and other heavy Metals, bacteria, protozoan cysts, reduces sub-micron asbestos fibers also reduces foul taste and odors but leaves essential minerals intact. If there is a room issue you can even consider getting a faucet with a 3rd control knob which would dispense filtered water only when you need it this way you donÂt use up the filter each time you run water to wash dishes . You can view these items at kbauthority com for more information. Good luck! Should you have any questions please let me know  George Here is a link that might be useful: Franke water filtration

We bought the Moen filtration/water dispenser -- it matches well with our Moen Anabelle faucet. Have had it for about a month -- I love it! There is plenty of water flow - uses one filter. It is a separate unit from the faucet, just has a supply line from the undersink water supply. The main faucet uses regular, non-filtered water for general washing, cleanup etc. There are many other options on the Faucet Direct website -- but you have to do several different searches to see all of them because they have a funny way of categorizing. Here is a link that might be useful: Moen water filtration.

We got a Multipure 1200EL (see link). I chose it because I could not find a "normal" brand (Aquasana and the others you can find at Lowe's, on Amazon, etc.) that would actually tell you what contaminants it reduced and by how much. In researching I also found out that there was a certification process where some filters--if the manufacturers permitted it--were independently tested and certified (if they passed) as meeting certain standards. Multipure came up when I searched the NSF website to find a filter that was certified and met our needs... here's the link: NSF WEBSITE - SEARCH FOR WATER FILTERS WHOSE PERFORMANCE HAS BEEN INDEPENDENTLY TESTED AND VERIFIED: http://www.nsf.org/certified/dwtu/ I wanted one that was certified as meeting NSF Standard 53. Most water filters, if they're certified at all, only meet NSF Standard 42, which covers "aesthetic" issues--i.e. things that change the taste or color of your water, such as chlorine. Standard 53 covers "health" issues--i.e., not only does it remove chlorine etc., it also removes 90% to 99% of pesticides and other carcinogens, lead, mercury, endocrine disruptors (the things that lower men's sperm counts), yada yada yada. The NSF website actually shows you the test results so you can see how well the filter performed against each contaminant. We're happy with our filter. It sits below the sink, installed pretty easily, and came with your choice of like five different finishes for the little faucet. We chose brushed nickel. The website says it can take longer for special finishes to be shipped, but on the phone they said that was just for the particularly unusual options; brushed nickel is pretty standard and we got our whole package within maybe 3-4 days. Here is a link that might be useful: Multipure 1200 EL