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At least as good as GE filters I've always used the original GE filters for my refrigerator. But on a lark I tried the Zuma filters. I was initially apprehensive because they are smaller than GE's (about 40% smaller), but that turned out to be a good thing (bigger stuff fits on the shelf under them). I've now got the third Zuma filter installed; that means I've used two. I have particularly dirty water (community water system, drawn from a well) because of high levels of Magnesium and Manganese. The minerals precipitate out in the pipes and form a dirty, dark brown coating and sediment. Using the unfiltered water in a conventional coffee maker guarantees that it won't last more than a year, despite monthly (or more frequent) cleaning, since vinegar is pretty much ineffective against the brown gunk. So we use filtered water from the refrigerator. The minerals in solution still gunk up the coffee maker, but we can get at least 2 years of service out of one using filtered water. Over the 14 years we've been here, we...