Review on 🚱 ZeroWater 20 Cup Ready-Pour NSF Certified Water Filter Pitcher - Reducing Lead, Heavy Metals, PFOA/PFOS - White & Blue by Simone Black

This is a very clear DO NOT TOUCH item. I bought it based on some research on filter efficiency. While it is true that the filter works very well, there are two main problems: 1. Does not filter the water. I mean, you can't put a tank in a sink. uh, what? Where would you fill it in? You need to fill another container at the sink, leave this water for an hour until all aeration is removed from the water, otherwise bubbles will accumulate in the filter, which will make it impossible to filter. Therefore, a water filter that does not leak water is a type of non-contact filter. You have to disassemble the device every time you fill it and while it is trying to filter you have to squeeze the filter 4-5 times firmly until all the air bubbles come out. Absolutely not practical item.2. So, I've had this item for two weeks now, and this morning the water tasted like vinegar. what what So I read some of the reviews and it seems like this is a common thing. I called the company and said I live in Pasadena, California and they said, 'Oh, your water shows 400? Well, that clogs the filter fast." Two weeks fast? Well, it's a joke. So you have to buy new filters at least every two weeks (we have a house of 2). Pasadena has very good city water, so I guess that 400 is a common reading. Conclusion: The technology they use can't be shown yet. It's clear that it filters water, but it's functionally useless. You'll spend more time trying to remove air bubbles, the device to disassemble, let the water stand until the bubbles subside, order and pay for new expensive filters (pssst, that's their business model) and in general you will be disappointed.DO NOT BUY.PLEASE.I think I could be simpler go and get a shave or something.