• Stage 1: Particle Filtration

    Traps larger debris like sediment, rust, and sand before it ever reaches your glass.

  • Stage 2: Micro Filtration

    Targets smaller particles — including microplastics and other fine contaminants — that particle filtration alone can't catch.

  • Stage 3: Carbon Absorption

    Activated carbon absorbs chlorine taste and odor along with trace chemicals, leaving water crisp and clean.

Replacing Your Filter

  1. Locate your filter housing (refer to your refrigerator or system's manual for exact placement).
  2. Remove the old filter by twisting, pulling, or pressing the release button, depending on your model.
  3. Unpack your new Everdrop filter and remove any protective caps or seals.
  4. Insert the new filter and lock it into place.
  5. Flush the line by running water for 2–3 minutes to clear any carbon residue before regular use.
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  • Chlorine

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  • Lead

  • Pharmaceuticals

  • Pesticides

Frequently Asked Questions 

How often should I replace my filter?

 For best performance, we recommend replacing your filter every 6 months, or sooner depending on usage and water quality.

Will my indicator light reset automatically?

 No — resetting the light doesn't clean or replace the filter itself. Only a physical filter swap keeps your water fresh.