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| Brand | : | Samsung |
| Manufacturer | : | Hamilton Beach |
| Label | : | Hamilton Beach |
| Publisher | : | Hamilton Beach |
| Product Group | : | Single Detail Page Misc |
| Product Type Name | : | MISC_OTHER |
| Studio | : | Hamilton Beach |
| EAN | : | 0036725502369 |
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Product Features
- Uses high-grade carbon block to remove over 99% of the potentially harmful contaminants that may be present in your water
- Reduces cysts, chlorine taste and odor, particulates (Class I), lead and mercury
- Recommended usage: replace every six months
- DA29-00003G replaces DA29-00003B and DA29-00003A
- Tested and certified by NSF International
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Product Description
Use this replacement filter with your Samsung refrigerator to provide clean, fresh-tasting water and ice from your side-by-side or French door refrigerator. For best results, replace your Samsung filter every six months. This refrigerator water filter is used in select Samsung French door and side-by-side refrigerators with filter access inside the refrigerator. While retaining beneficial fluoride, this NSF-certified refrigerator water filter reduces cysts, chlorine taste and odor, particulates (Class I), lead, and mercury. Samsung water filters are tested and certified by NSF International, a not-for-profit, non-governmental organization dedicated to public health, safety, and environmental protection. Samsung water filters use only a high-grade carbon block, which removes more than 99 percent of the potentially harmful contaminants that may be present in your water, including: ? Chlorine Taste & Odor: Chlorine is used widely to treat water but may add a particular taste and odor to the water ? Heavy Metals & Chemicals: Lead, asbestos, benzene, mercury and carbofuran; these common industrial contaminants with high toxicities can infiltrate the water source and be potentially harmful to your health ? Microbial Cysts: Parasites such as cryptosporidium are commonly found in lakes and rivers. They have a high resistance over disinfectants such as chlorine and thus may be present even in treated water
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