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12-Pack ZeroWater Replacement Water Filters + ($20 Kohls Cash) for $112+FS (using 30% Kohls code so YMMV)
$111.99
$219.99
ZeroWater products are currently on sale at Kohls, which isn't really a slickdeal.
But if you're one of the lucky Kohls members who were granted a 30% code (instead of just 20% or 15%), then you can apply that here (so check your app or snail mail or email).
Every $50 spent will earn $10 Kohls Cash which is redeemable March 31 - April 21.
The 12-Pack is the best deal but the 8-Pack is a decent deal if 12 is too many for you to stock up on. The 4-Packs and 2-Packs are not really worth it.
Links to 12-Pack or 8-Pack:
But if you're one of the lucky Kohls members who were granted a 30% code (instead of just 20% or 15%), then you can apply that here (so check your app or snail mail or email).
Every $50 spent will earn $10 Kohls Cash which is redeemable March 31 - April 21.
The 12-Pack is the best deal but the 8-Pack is a decent deal if 12 is too many for you to stock up on. The 4-Packs and 2-Packs are not really worth it.
Links to 12-Pack or 8-Pack:
- 12-Pack ZeroWater Replacement Filters [kohls.com] cost $111.99 (30% off $159.99) so $9.33 each. If you net out the $20 Kohls Cash, the price is "$91.99" so $7.67 each.
- 8-Pack ZeroWater Replacement Filters [kohls.com] cost $76.99 (30% off $109.99) so $9.62 each. If you net out the $10 Kohls Cash, the price is "$66.99" so $8.37 each.
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| Rating: | (4.4 out of 5 stars) |
| Product Name: | ZeroWater 12-Pack Replacement Filters |
| Product Description: | Save 35% upon approval of a Kohl’s Card* apply now Not sure? See if you prequalify *Exclusions apply.Cannot be combined with other percent-off offers. |
| Model Number: | Carousel |
| Product SKU: | 4013313 |
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I personally prefer ZeroWater over Brita because ZeroWater filters do reduce total dissolved solids (TDS) to zero, hence its name. I personally tested it but you can also search online like this cnet article - https://www.cnet.com/home/kitchen...-compared/
This Consumer Reports article (updated Feb 2, 2023) [consumerreports.org] also says that during their test of ZeroWater vs Brita, they confirmed that ZeroWater filtered out lead while the Brita didn't. Since there are no safe levels of lead, I feel the ZeroWater wins over Brita, regardless of any other metric like convenience or price.
That's a dumb analogy it's not Pepsi vs Coke…Brita does not filter out as much as Zero water. The comparison is like wearing a regular cloth mask vs a full face respirator with organic, acid and p100 filter.
I personally prefer ZeroWater over Brita because ZeroWater filters do reduce total dissolved solids (TDS) to zero, hence its name. I personally tested it but you can also search online like this cnet article - https://www.cnet.com/home/kitchen...-compared/ [cnet.com]
This Consumer Reports article (updated Feb 2, 2023) [consumerreports.org] also says that during their test of ZeroWater vs Brita, they confirmed that ZeroWater filtered out lead while the Brita didn't. Since there are no safe levels of lead, I feel the ZeroWater wins over Brita, regardless of any other metric like convenience or price.
I use both: first brita and then zero. Helps the zero filter last longer. I still have 50 zero filters from the coupon and target deal two years ago.
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I live in florida so i might need to do this. Haha.
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I personally prefer ZeroWater over Brita because ZeroWater filters do reduce total dissolved solids (TDS) to zero, hence its name. I personally tested it but you can also search online like this cnet article - https://www.cnet.com/home/kitchen...-compared/
This Consumer Reports article (updated Feb 2, 2023) [consumerreports.org] also says that during their test of ZeroWater vs Brita, they confirmed that ZeroWater filtered out lead while the Brita didn't. Since there are no safe levels of lead, I feel the ZeroWater wins over Brita, regardless of any other metric like convenience or price.
Those are two different types of filters. The brands should not be compared that way.
One of the Brita filters (Elite) does filter out lead. Now, I don't know what the TDS is for the Elite filter is, but my understanding is that it is comparable to the ZeroWater filters.