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

Leaking! This 20-cup ready-made liquor must have had a design flaw. The nose runs and runs. Even when the button is pressed, the water will flow out in a few small rivulets and then flow out. I hope they support their product. The water tastes great and the first filter still works. Too bad the dispenser is faulty.

After I sat down with my girlfriend's kids one day and drank her water, it was the best water I've ever tasted! I asked her what jug she had and said it was Zero Water. After finding out they were sold out on the website I went to Revain and found it! I received it today and it really works! So happy with my purchase!

How to lower! My tap water count was around 300. Brita's consumption is around 250. Zero consumption goes to 0. Case closed. Filters don't live too long. It says to change the filter after 6 but we just forget about it and at a certain point the taste of the water becomes acidic and deteriorates. I really wish the filters lasted a little longer and were a little cheaper. says 25 to 40 gallons but we have about 30. Hope this helps.

We filter about 1.5 gallons of water a day and the filter tank doesn't hold much so you have to fill it up about 4 times and wait for it to filter to fill the reservoir. It also has a button that's hard to hold down while holding the jar or container you're filling, as well as a short faucet so you have to use a larger mouth opening when filling the container, or just pour the water all over Container can fly space. . It does an excellent job of filtering water and we love the taste. We'll…

It was great right away. I love the water tester that proved my tap water is actually pretty gross. The box indicates how high the total pollution in your water is by state, and also indicates that because of this difference, everyone will have different periods of time for filters. It also tells you not to use the filter if the reading is 006. OK, I agree. I started using this Saturday and on Thursday I read 006 and on Saturday it just stopped filtering the water and just sat in the sink. At…

The taste is completely different. We knew our Southern California water was dirty and our Brita hadn't changed the taste at all. It honestly tastes like Dasani. The filters are expensive, but they clearly work. Even my picky husband noticed the difference. It takes some time to filter the water from the holding tank from top to bottom (obviously because it works), but it takes longer to fill the bottom since the lid is about half the size of the tank. lower. So I feel like I keep topping it up

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…

I was looking for a home use filtration system to replace 5 gallon jugs with a reverse osmosis water dispenser at our local supermarket. Groundwater in my area has shown unhealthy levels of arsenic and hexavalent chromium, both of which cannot be removed by activated carbon filtration (e.g. Brita or similar). Viable options for removing these harmful chemicals include reverse osmosis (which I used via a grocery store dispenser) and ion exchange (which is used in this filtration system. The most