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expiredGeckohands posted Mar 22, 2024 12:44 AM
12-Pack ZeroWater Replacement Water Filters + ($20 Kohls Cash) for $112+FS (using 30% Kohls code so YMMV)
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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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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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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.
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I had brita for like 4-5 years and it was ok but recently I switched to 0 water and you can taste the difference
https://youtu.be/ja0ioX6GSz0?si=
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