The W10295370 has been updated by Whirlpool and released as the new and improved EveryDrop EDR1RXD1. Indulge yourself with better tasting water and ice with the Whirlpool W10295370 compatible refrigerator water and ice filter. Also known as the EDR1RXD1 and Filter1. Before water reaches your home it goes through a long treatment process that doesn’t always get all the bad stuff out, and usually leaves behind unpleasant tastes and odors. The aftertaste in your mouth is linked to chlorine used in public water supplies. While efficient as a disinfectant, the taste can make many people turn to sugary juices and bottled water as an alternative.
Replaced model w10295370a
the Whirlpool w10295370a . compatible helps reduce those tastes and odors making the water you drink more refreshing. That same filter media is also NSF Standard 42 and 53 Certified to capture industrial chemicals, lead, and cysts among several other pollutants that are sometimes found in water inside homes. Beneficial fluoride is not removed to keep your smile bright as you enjoy the benefits a new refrigerator ice and water filter can bring.

Service Times Change

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Don’t forget, Sunday service times at Providence Presbyterian are changing this Sunday, September 8th.

Divine Worship Service will begin at 10:00 AM
Sunday School will begin at 11:45 AM

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