Product review (1 stars): Avoid gushing waterfall-inducing poor quality counterfeit Dista water filters
I was initially amazed at the low price for these Dista water filters but unfortunately now I know why when I tried to actually use the product.
1. Steps to replacing an overpriced outrageously expensive LG OEM 5231JA2006B water filter:  rotate the cartridge counter clockwise to click out of place slightly.  As you pull out the OEM cartridge, there will be less than 3 ounces of water slightly dribbling through the water escape hole underneath and towards the middle of the water filter container housing which is easily captured by a small plate with a raised edge.  When you pull out the LG OEM cartridge completely from the refrigerator, there is ZERO water spillage as you pull out the unit, and replace with new OEM filter.  Amount of water spillage clean-up inside the frig, on the front of the frig, and on the floor is ZERO ounces to remove old LG OEM cartridge and install new LG OEM filter.
2. Replacing a poor quality counterfeit Dista water filter:  rotate the cartridge counter clockwise to click out of place slightly.  Instantaneously there is water GUSHING out of 3 locations simultaneously:  at the back of the water filter container housing close to the back of the frig of about 8-16 ounces pouring down the inside wall of the frig, while simultaneously at least 6-10 ounces gushes through the hole underneath and towards the middle of the water filter container completely overflowing the same exact plate that had earlier easily contained less than 3 ounces released by the LG OEM filter, and also simultaneously water gushing out the front of the Dista water filter onto the front of the refrigerator and spilling onto the floor.  Then as you pull out the Dista water filter to remove it, excess water that had collected on the bottom of the water filter container housing spills onto the front of the frig and on the floor, which never occurred with the LG OEM filter.  Copious amount of water spillage EVERYWHERE inside the frig, on the front of the frig, and on the floor with the poor quality counterfeit Dista water filter.
I thought maybe there might have been air build up the first time I removed the OEM filter and installed the Dista filter causing the Dista filter to release an unusually unacceptable amount of water, so I repeated all steps again by reinstalling the LG OEM filter, removing the LG OEM filter, installing the Dista filter, then removing the Dista filter.  Same exact results after experiment repeated so am definitely returning this for a refund and now its back to searching for a cheaper solution to the outrageously overpriced LG OEM water filters selling for $50 each.
There is no way I want to wait to see if the Dista water filter actually performs its job adequately after such poor quality capability for such a simple process as removing and replacing a water filter.  Too bad we are not allowed to leave a customer review with ZERO stars or even 1/2 star.