Review on 🚰 ZeroWater 10 Cup NSF Certified Water Filter Pitcher - Reduces Lead, Heavy Metals, PFOA/PFOS - Ready-Pour Round Design in White and Blue by Janet Aranjo

I'm very skeptical, but I'm willing to try anything. I was not disappointed. You can see and taste the difference in the water. We've been using the same jug and filters that came with the jug for the past month or two. The water is still at zero and continues to be filtered, providing us with clean drinking water every time. The handle is very durable. The only factor is that the filling chamber can only hold a certain amount of water at a time and cannot be overfilled. It filters fairly quickly and is best used with cold water. When it's time to change, the water smells awful and tastes awful. There will be a fishy smell. I bought a set with 2 new filters and am completely satisfied. I'm about to order 2 more glasses. My plants love filtered water and so does our skin. Update: I thought it was a coincidence, but after using it for a while I noticed that the inner top was getting dirty and black with black spots in the reservoir area. I thought it was just dirty but wondered how it could have gotten dirty inside. I think the closed interior can't dry properly and it could be mold. Be careful and remove part of the tank after filtering to rinse and let dry. I don't want to speculate, but this has happened more than once. It can also be particles that accumulate inside as a result of the filtering of the water.