does the tip unscrew to install a PUR water filter on it?
619136
Yes. But the head swivels and the weight of the water filter makes it off set .I chose no faucet water filter
619137
I think so ... but I wouldn't. This is a well-made faucet, but putting something bulky and heavy at the end of its long neck seems wrong to me. I suggest using an on-deck filter with the actual filter under the counter. Filtering the hot water is hard on the filter. I'd use a Culligan under-sink filter or a Pur or Brita dispenser.
619138
It does unscrew and I believe pur filters and faucets are both universal fits
619139
yes, it does as far as I can tell. T.he tip unscrews easily but I've never tried to put one on there but when I replaced the stock one with the water saver tip it worked just fine so if the PUR filter has the same screw type as the water saving tip you're in luck.
619140
In regards to your question if the Pur Filter will fit on it the answer is no. The end of the neck has a wider part, then tapers to the screw in tip, but that wider part does not allow a Pur to screw on. Tried to get an adaptor, even called the company..no luck so I'd go with something else. And besides the whole faucet is quite flimsy, not at all a sturdy fixture one would want in the kitchen... G
159122
No, I had to buy the metal bracket additionally. Note: The bracket is not overly substantial. I have one of these filters before. Unscrewing the lower part of the housing to replace the filter element can require a surprising amount of force. I put petroleum jelly on the o-ring to help ease the situation.
590842
I was finding it impossible to unscrew the old filter, too. Then I tried putting the whole assembly in a bowl of hot water for a few minutes, and that did the trick! I also gently slid the edge of a thin spatula around the circle where the filter meets the housing, if that makes sense. Not sure if that did anything, but the warm bath definitely helped. I was thinking I'd have to trash it and replace the entire unit before I tried the hot water. Hope that helps.
1513421
No it is just a faucet. You'll have to purchase whatever filter system you want and connect it.It is a very solid faucet and works much better than the other ones I purchased from local store or online.
1440413
It doesn't have threads it seats to the filter and clamps onto it. Clamp comes with it.
994959
No, I remove mine regularly to attach a fish tank cleaner to the faucet. It simply screws on and off.
432116
Well, the cap on the end does unscrew so you attach a water filter there if you wish. The diameter is the usual size of most kitchen faucets. (I think they're standardized.)
1275070
Yes, the Waterpik does have a built in filter (which can be removed and or cleaned) at the fitting where it attaches to the water pipe.
1130141
It attaches to the tip of your existing faucet at the spout where the water now pours out. You can see (if you place your finger there) that your existing spout has threading to screw on an attachment. You screw on the metal end of the Doulton unit to your spout which then directs the water flow through the Doulton unit to filter the water. The Doulton unit also has a switch near the attachment to direct the water either through the filtration unit or unfiltered through your spout. It is possible that you may need to buy an adapter if the Doulton unit's mechanism doesn't fit your faucet, but it's unlikely. Mine fit perfectly, and works great,
2251404
Dear friend, thanks for your inquiry. You don't have to remove the original tips, and install the item on it. The item is designed for protecting the original tips. Thank you.
239149
No, you have threaded connectors that will attach to the filter body. However you will have a bit of a plumbing job in connecting your existing input, return and waste water lines to the unit itself.
1596998
you might want to unscrew the filter unit from the tap where you have more leverage to remove the filter
951671
First I thought I need a wrench removing the filter,its been 4months and when I tried to unscrew and remove the filter case I thought its tightly screwed but I just unscrewed with my hands without any aid of a wrench and successfully replaced the filter. be sure both of your hands and filter case are dry. Placing a rubber bands in the filter will help you avoid slips when unscrewing the filter case with your hands. hopes this help
784599
Not exactly, I have to trim one of the end of the filter, for it to go into the filter housing/cavity.
1158213
Absolutely yes - you must insert a filter no matter what type of tip you're using our else the house will eventually clog.
1303627
The upper portion unscrews , had difficulties myself seam is directly above the water faucet, it takes both hand to twist ,also make sure filter is installed correctly I goofed that up too! Arrows point to the right way.
102108
You have to unscrew something and add the filter in.not difficult at all.i did it on my own. Works beautifully.