WD-BG100 Mega Spin Down Sediment Filter

Works extremely well. My well is very messy with particles. But this filter catches them a lot. Only problem is that I have to replace these filters twice a month.

Was easy to install and set up. Much less residue in our water. Did exactly what I wanted it for.

The product is as described. The customer service is exceptional. I will continue to buy from this company as they quickly resolved a minor component issue.

Excellent system! especiall if you are using a sandmaster and verifying the amount of sand after the sand master filter

I installed the Waterdrop Mega Spin Down Sediment Filter on my whole-house system, and so far it has been working perfectly. The build quality feels solid, installation was straightforward, and the dual 50-micron + 100-micron filtration is a nice upgrade from my old setup. What impressed me most is that there’s almost no noticeable pressure drop — the water pressure before and after the filter is essentially the same, which isn’t always the case with sediment filters. The reusable design and easy backwashing are added bonuses that should make long-term maintenance simple. Overall, I have no complaints. This filter performs well, keeps sediment out of the system, and maintains strong water flow. Highly recommended.

I like water drop in general but not this filter. It's impossible to properly tighten the fitting without an internal pipe wrench or a special tool (no idea what too is required because support never responded to my inquiry). It's poorly designed and an absolute headache to install.

Excellent and easy to clean

Filter is solid and appears to be built well. Installation was straight-forward. Like other reviews have mentioned, the wall mounting bracket will support the filter, but not hold it in place. I went to change the filter cartridge for the first time (after about 6 weeks), but when I moved the top control to "Off", I still had flow from the filter bowl. I tried several times, but couldn't get the flow stopped. The valve handle moved smoothly and gave no indication of problems. I contacted Waterdrop support and they told me to service the valve or call a plumber. They also sent a nice video of how to open the filter housing to change the cartridge, but not how to address the "Off" setting not functioning properly. I tried again after my conversations with support, and was able to get the "Off" setting to work and change the filter. No idea why it took several tries to seal. I will likely add isolation valves to help with this. UPDATE: After leaving a negative review, Waterdrop contacted me about replacing the filter. Turns out the "Off" postion does not isolate the filter from backflow from the output side of the filter. Once I added a valve to the output side, I was able to prevent gravity backflow (filter in basement). At this point, the only negative remaining is how fast the filter gets clogged by the silt from the well-- certainly not the filter's fault. I'll have to see how well the backwash performs, now that I have a downstream valve.

Excellent

Éclabousse en ouvrant