Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Is it plastic?  If so how reliable is it in comparison to at least twice expensive brass model?  Thanks
Document: Finally, a model from Sprite that is the least likely to crack , leak, or break. I said LEAST likely. I have installed multitudes of these Sprites and other similiar plastic brands and have seen the best and worst. The Sprite Slimline models before this were not well designed from any standpoint. This one goes in my &#34;acceptable&#34; category. It installed quickly and no leaks from the start, although there are some tricks and plumbing techniques to deal with a leaky one.
I'm not sure if even those accounts are true to begin with... I'm skeptical, at least. I've been using mine for a few months and have had no problems. Very happy! !
In my case, it reduced the water pressure in GREAT measure. I have to spent twice the time taking a shower now. It also has a little problem controlling the temperature. Despite this, I feel the difference in the water.
Be sure to use a lot of plumbers tape. Otherwise you will crack the plastic filter housing screwing the filter on the pipe. I thought that with a plastic filter I needed no plumbers tape. Now I have a filter that leaks.
Noticable difference in skin and hair after showers now.... thanks. Highly recommended if you have hard water or chlorinated water....
This filter seems to work pretty good, the shower used to make me itch, but not any more. The filter housing is easy to open in order to flip filter, or to change it. Overall good product easy to install & maintain. Advise: do not over tighten as it might break threading(plastic).
This filter seemed to work well at first. Doesn't leak and is half the price of the previous Johnathon Water Filter I was using. However I think it needs to be replaced far more often then recommended which becomes an expensive pain.
Worked great for two years, then developed a crack and a high-pressure leak that sprayed onto our ceiling. I then replaced it with the chrome version (actually plastic w/ chrome colored finish) and that one lasted only a year before developing the same problem. Will opt for an all metal version, if available.
Have used more expensive shower filters and this one seems to perform just as well with the same results. Skin and hair feel better (we live in an area with very hard water) and the price is about 1/3 of what I paid for my original shower filter system.
Trying to find a wrench in the moment can be next to impossible, or at least a nuisance. One like this one should do the trick:Vice Grip 4WR 4-Inch Curved Jaw Locking Pliers with Wire CutterorCrescent Adjustable Wrench 4 Inch(I am assuming that'll open wide enough.
Answer: yes