Monday, March 24, 2008

RFL F.A.Q.

From http://graykangaroo.com/liquorfilter/rfl.php


Q: What is the RFL Program?
A: Refill For Life is a program from Gray Kangaroo Personal Liquor Filters where we will refurbish your replaceable cartridges for your life

Q: How much does the Unlimited Refill Forever service cost?
A: The service is $19.95 and includes a replacement cartridge.

Q: How long does it take to get a filter back?
A: It can take as long as four weeks from when you ship your filter to us, but we always try to get orders out as quickly as possible.

Q: How do you know that I have an authorized RFL filter?
A: Authorized filters will have gray end caps or an infinity brand on the filter. For very early adopters, your unit may not have markings. If this is the case contact us and we'll help you out.

Q: How once I’m signed up, how do I use the program.
A: You mail your used filter to us, when we receive it we’ll send you a like-new refurbished filter.

Q: Do I have to pay for shipping?
A: Yes, you always have to pay to ship it to us (about 3 bucks via postal service) and you have to pay for shipping from us to you (about five bucks) you can pay on the website or we’ll bill you via paypal when we receive the filter.

Q: What is a like “like-new refurbished filter”?
A: We take a used filter and remove the cap and the used carbon. We wash the shell, put a new sticker on it and fill it with brand new carbon and a new cap. It has the exact functionality of a new filter.

Q: Is this a green program?
A: Yes, we are recycling everything except the cap we remove. Even the carbon we remove from your used filter is sent back to the manufacturer for their own recycling use.

Click here to order your RFL exchange.

Click here to join the RFL Program.

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Gray Kangaroo Flipping Tips



Some people are confused by flipping the Gray Kangaroo so here are some tips:

When you flip the Gray Kangaroo grab it at the bottom of the bottles (not the middle) and flip it in one smooth motion.


A Gray kangaroo can easily fall when filtering but with some practise it's pretty easy to keep it from falling. There's nothing worse than hearing that smash followed by someone yelling "Kangaroo Down!"

The Gray Kangaroo is most unstable right after a flip when all of the liquor is in the top bottle. Make sure to sit with it a minute to be sure that it is not swaying, that the surface it is on is level and that the bottom bottle is not dented.

Often people will rest the filtering kangaroo against the handles in a cabinet or in a corner.

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