Tutorial How to hack GE refrigerator to use generic RPWF filters rather than expensive RPWFE

GE is ripping you off by installing RFID chips in their RPWFE filters thus making it impossible to use cheaper generic filters in your refrigerator. Unless of course, you learn how to defeat the RFID requirement. GE sucks but you can beat them at their own game by following the steps I show you in this video.

I use Waterdrop RPWF compatible filters and they've worked out great for me saving me lots of money. Below is a link to where you can get them on Amazon. Start saving money now.

Instead of paying nearly $50 for GE branded filters (RPWFE) how does paying about $13/filter sound. Good right?

Waterdrop filter on Amazon: amzn.to/2oBtI4m

If you'd rather buy GE filters, here is a link to do so.
GE RPWFE filter on Amazon: amzn.to/2psIATc

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