Review on 💧 PUR CR1100CV Classic Water Filter Pitcher: High-Performance 11 Cup Filtration System by Wendy Zhao

Whether you like to pour a whole jug of water on the control panel of your kettle, or maybe on your partner's dinner plate, which he has lovingly prepared for two hours, or maybe on the most important documents and Mails on your desktop or even on your love interest's lap on a first date, I have a product recommendation for you! For the rest of you boring people who aren't that creatively masochistic or sadistic, stay away from the 11 cup model because it's only a matter of time before she messes up something important. There are probably 100 different ways to make a jug that doesn't suddenly and catastrophically burst. are free when the user pours water from them, but the clever designer who created this work of art must have been in trouble with his employer for finding the only way to pour the jug when the water hasn't finished filtering will suddenly explode at the very steep flooding angle, dropping a blast of water on everything below. The real genius of the design is that a catastrophic failure is not permanent - the glass trains the user to be complacent before it wreaks havoc. , so the meaning of shock and awe is strong! Well done disgruntled industrial designer. In fact, I welcome you to the current economic system where you are likely to be underpaid. They still heroically go the extra mile to make this product a hidden Pandora's box, satisfying a blitz for die-hard masochists, while at the same time cheating your employer by inserting a secret time bomb for "regular" users into their product install. Line. Very good played! For the rest of the boring folks who don't like detonating water IEDs over random things you care about, it's safer to use a system that includes a filter in a stationary container and disperses the water . into a more reliable regular pouring pitcher. If you're already unfortunate enough to purchase this 11-cup masochistic masterpiece, the quickest solution might be to clip the lid to the sides of the jug between cleanings. Silicone sealant or hot glue might work, but right now I'm too shocked to risk it. This kind of research and development should probably be left to the pro, the well-paid, disgruntled product designer.