Philly Food Guide

All ten listings state a glass body. None says what its lid is made of, one names its cartridge material and two disclose a plastic liner.

Six of these ten under sink water filters feed the faucet you already have. Four ship with their own drinking faucet, and two of those four are reverse osmosis.

Not one of ten pull down kitchen faucets here claims magnetic docking. Four name a weight or gravity ball, Moen names Reflex, and GIMILI rejects magnets.

Nine of ten pot filler listings print a reach, from 20 to 25.6 inches. Not one says how far the folded arm sits off the wall, and only eight state two valves.

Ten PFAS water filters, and three cite NSF/ANSI 53, 58 or P473. Six lean on labs or other standards; one just says it reduces PFAS.

Five of these ten faucets add a boost button; five state 1.8 gpm. None can raise the pressure your pipes deliver, so check the supply first.

Eight of ten budget kitchen faucets claim 304 stainless steel. Only five list supply hoses in the box, and six put a soap dispenser in it.

Seven of ten faucet water filter listings rule out pull-out or sprayer faucets, none says it fits one, and only two print an NSF/ANSI standard number.

Seven of ten countertop water filters mention NSF. Three claim certification to a numbered standard, and all three cite NSF/ANSI 372: lead-free parts.

None of these ten upright freezers claims to be frost-free. Two say manual defrost, two ship a defrost tool and six never say how the ice comes off.

Five of these ten soft serve makers are slushie machines with a soft serve preset. Only three listings describe the pull handle that makes a swirl.

Stated churn times run 15 to 30 minutes, but stated bowl freezes run 12 to 48 hours, and four of these ten listings give no freeze time at all.

Eight of ten small chest freezers print a temperature range. On every one, between 47% and 82% of the dial is warmer than 0°F, the usual storage target.