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Mist CWMF051

Checked against its certification listings: what they cover, what the maker claims, and what it costs over five years.
Refrigerator filterThird-party copy

Listings checked Oct. 9, 2026

Certified to

Certified for: Chlorine

Part numbers
CWMF051
Replaces, its maker says
Ultra Clarity, 644845, 9000077104, 9000194412, 0060820860, 0060218744, KWF1000

List price, one filter

$17

as of Oct. 9, 2026

Five years of filters

$170

10 filters, one every 6 months

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List price from the maker’s site, checked Oct. 9, 2026. Prices change; the maker’s page is the final word.

What the listings say

StandardCertifierClaimsListing
NSF/ANSI 42NSFChlorine Reduction; Taste and Odor ReductionRead the listing checked Oct. 9, 2026

Certified for, and claimed

Certified, by a listing

Claimed by the maker only

None recorded.

Certification claims we could not find on a listing

  • Mist’s page says it is tested and certified by NSF to NSF/ANSI 53 for lead, cysts, benzene, carbofuran and endrin; its NSF listing is NSF/ANSI 42 only, as of Oct. 9, 2026.

What it costs over five years

Replaced on the maker’s interval, the schedule the fridge’s own filter light keeps, at list price. Every filter is counted: the one that came with the fridge is long gone. It is rated for 300 gallons, so a household drawing more than about 1.6 gallons a day through the fridge runs it out sooner.

ItemReplacedCountAmount
Mist CWMF051Every 6 monthsmonth rating10$170

Five-year total$170

Which refrigerators it fits

Mist says it replaces Ultra Clarity, 644845, 9000077104, 9000194412, 0060820860, 0060218744, KWF1000 (Mist’s page, checked Oct. 9, 2026). None of those is an original filter TapBuff has a page for, so no refrigerators are listed here: match the number on the filter in your fridge. That is the copy maker’s claim, not the fridge maker’s: check the shape of the filter in your fridge before you buy.