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WaterFilters.NET is a Minnesota retailer of water filtration: replacement refrigerator filters, whole-house and under-sink systems, cartridges, softeners and reverse osmosis parts, along with air and furnace filters. It sells to homeowners and also to commercial buyers, with bulk and wholesale ordering on many lines.
Prices are in US dollars. Economy flat-rate shipping is $6.99 to the continental US (7-10 business days), and expedited shipping is quoted in the cart. Its 360 Returns policy covers damaged, defective or wrong items at no cost and takes back unused items within 30 days of shipping, with a return authorization number.
| Shipping | $6.99 economy flat-rate shipping to the continental US (7-10 business days); expedited shipping is priced at checkout. Oversized and hazmat items cost more. |
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| Returns | Unused items within 30 days of the ship date with a return authorization number; damaged, defective or wrong items are replaced or refunded free. |
| Ways to pay | Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover and Diners Club. |
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