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Culligan FM-25 Faucet vs Wingsol Faucet (WS-FM001-PAC) Side-by-Side Comparison
Overall Verdict
The Culligan FM-25 is a better buy than the Wingsol faucet filter (WS-FM001-PAC). Besides having much better build quality, the filtering action of the Culligan is stronger, too.
In our chlorine test, the Culligan FM-25 neutralized all traces of chlorine from the flow of high-chlorinated water that we pumped through it. The Wingsol, on the other hand, left a small amount of chlorine that our kit can still detect. It’s one of two filters in our list that didn’t have a perfect score in the chlorine filtering section.
As a result, while it’s a lot more expensive than the Wingsol, the Culligan FM-25 will still be a better option if you have a roomy budget to spare. But if not, more attractive budget-friendly options are available, such as the Waterdrop WD-FC-01.
Pros & Cons
- Excellent chlorine filtering ability with a near-100% filtration rate.
- Good build quality, premium materials.
- The locking collar fixes the filter solidly to the tap, preventing it from wiggling around.
- The push/pull routing valve is easy to use. Automatically reset after the tap is shut off.
- Replacement filters are cheap, easy to find.
- Durable stainless steel construction
- Easy installation with slip-on, rotating collar
- The handle for the routing valve is easy to use
- Comes with up to 9 faucet adapters to fit different types of faucets
- Very low flow rate in filtration mode (0.5 GPM).
- The filter of our unit leaked during testing.
- Filtering performance is lower than other models we tested
- We found rusting within the inner components of the filter, despite it being made from stainless steel
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