🚰 ZeroWater Compatible Pureline ZR-017 6-Stage Replacement Water Filters - 3 Pack for All Pitchers and Dispensers Review

I bought these filters for my Zero Water jug and was very disappointed. Half of the water you try to filter ends up in the tap water tank instead of going through the filter and into the pitcher. Then you have to take the jar and then put it back STRONGLY to allow the river to flow. Not good! I'll stick with Zero brand filters!

This means that the replacement product for the original zero water filter works just like the zero water filter. Maybe too similar! They have the same lifespan as the original zero filters (mine is around 3 weeks). I really like the taste of zero water filtration systems, but the filters are expensive and don't last as long as Brita filters.

These filters are as fast as the first batch filters, no problem. However, they have a bizarre orange neighbor taste. I've cleaned my pitcher TWICE after installing the new filter and even had it filter twice 30oz and pour that in just in case you need to leave the filter 'put in'. I do NOT want my water to be flavored when I filter it. Very strange. Otherwise they work fine. I would like a comment from the company!

Original filters give the same results in flavor, clarity, clarity, etc. Except. You never completely empty the tank! It's as if the filter experiences a pressure imbalance and the tank contains water that can pour contaminated water into your glass along with the filtered water. and that is not good! I recommend the other filters I mentioned for a FULL tank drain and very high speed filtration!

The product filters water well but has serious 'clogging' problems where water stops passing through and you have to shake it to redistribute the particles. This sometimes happens with regular Zero Water filters, but it happens to them ALWAYS. Sometimes several times a day. I won't be buying it again as the few dollars saved isn't worth the constant headache of getting it to work every time. Day.

An update to my previous review. These filters for my Zero Water jug are not very good. They filter the water very slowly and then do not let the water pass through the filter completely. If you then try to pour water from the pitcher, the water will spill onto the counter or floor. You must remove the filter gizmo to pour out the remaining water before pouring the water into the coffee maker glass. I hate throwing away three filters and spending $40, but these filters annoy me!

Taking care of my father, a stubborn old Marine. He NEVER drinks enough water. I bought a Zero Water filter jug hoping it would make a difference and it did, but the price of replacement filter cartridges was killing me. We have our own well and the water is good and safe and not VERY VERY hard. You talk about changing the filter every thirty days, but I insist on changing it every two and a half weeks. They do the same for a significantly lower price. They arrived on time and in good…

I have ordered 3 packs of these filters. We put 2 of these in our large zero water dispenser. Although they work in a dispenser, they stop filtering to zero much sooner than brand name filters. When we took one apart we found that it contained far less carbon than Zero Water brand filters, which probably explains this. Most people could probably use them a little longer than we did, but since we have someone who has already tried them (that's why I took the meter and tested it) we swapped them…

We bought this product as a cheaper alternative to Zero Water pitcher filters. These filters are so slow that we immediately regretted buying them. from three packs! - to the point where we curse it every day and consider asking for a refund. It's so slow that the water sits in the top unfiltered tank for a full 30 minutes, during which time it's essentially unusable because the unfiltered water sloshes out of the spout and makes a mess. It is also designed in such a way that you cannot fill…