1/4 Water Line Kit with Feed Water Adapter for Refrigerator Ice Maker RO Filter

Easy install and works great. Zero leaks.

I have an RO system under my kitchen sink on an island and have wanted to run a line from that location to under my fridge for years. Finally I did it, thanks to this kit I had everything I needed to get the job done. Including a nice 90 degree cutter.After fishing the tape and pulling the line I quickly tapped right into the line coming off the RO system, pressed in a few fittings to add a tap and fitting on the other end. One tiny drip... pulled the tube and noticed I cut slightly off from 90 degrees. Fixed that and now no leaks. Once the line was in place the connections took like 3 minutes and it works perfectly.On my install I'm popping the line out of the floor under the sink and fridge. The 90 degree tube angle pieces are great for this transition... I feel like that wasn't their intended purpose but that in this case it will help prevent any wear in the area where the tube goes through the wood. Will help prevent kinking.I then on the fridge I cut the line to the filter and looped the line from the inlet valve... back to the inlet valve, to bypass the filter that's no longer needed. On my Kenmore/Whirlpool the inlet valve and filter assembly have quick connects, yours may too. So putting it back to 'filter' mode when you get rid of it will be quick and easy.Hope this helps someone.

Used this to hook up my ice maker worked great! No leaks very easy to install comes with all the connectors you can possibly need.

From Drips and Disasters to DIY Victory!We bought a brand-new fridge, exciting, right? Well, not for long. The copper tube (with its ferrule and compression nut) that came with our old setup gave us a mini horror show. First, I connect it while the fridge is still pulled out, and it seems okay… a few drips at first, then it stops. Victory? Nope. I slide the fridge back into place, watched an episode of a Korean series, come back and — surprise! There’s a puddle forming on my kitchen floor like my fridge was marking its territory.Turns out, the stiff copper line decided to shift and let water leak from the top of the compression nut. But wait, it gets better. I turn off the valve under the sink to stop the leak… and now that connection starts dripping. Like I said — can’t win.At this point, I was ready to give up and call our ever-reliable plumber. But then I remembered: I have free time, internet, and a healthy dose of stubbornness. I dove into YouTube, fell into a rabbit hole of plumbing tutorials, and eureka, a flexible water line kit with simple push connectors! No wrenches, no guesswork, no surprise geysers.This refrigerator kit had everything: 25 feet of flexible tubing, push-to-connect fittings, a shutoff valve, even a little tube cutter that made me feel like I knew what I was doing. Installation was way easier than I expected, like adult Legos but for water.And guess what? No more drips. Not from the fridge, not from under the sink. And best of all? No plumber bill.If a guy like me, who thought “compression nut” sounded like a wrestling move, can pull this off, anyone can.5 stars. And for the price, it saved my floor, my pride, and possibly my marriage.

Easy to install work as expected

What a great kit and at half or even a third of what big box stores charge for a less complete kit. Plus the numerous and useful connectors are great. The cutting tool and right angle fitting were also wonderful. Hose is better than the translucent kind. Less likely to pinch or crush.

I wasn't quite sure what all I would need for my install since I hadn't seen it beforehand. This is a quite comprehensive kit that got the job done.I have some leftovers (to add to my collection) but that's far better than not having something that's needed.Very happy. In 5 min I had an ice maker up and running, with no leaks.

I used this for a water line to fill my coffee maker. There have been no leaks and it works great.