Walmart has
6-Cup Brita Denali Water Pitcher w/ Standard Filter (Red) for
$8.47. Free store pickup is available where stock permits, otherwise
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About this item:
- This Denali water pitcher is made without BPA, easy to fill, fits in most fridges and can hold 6 cups of water, enough to fill 2 24-ounce reusable water bottles; Packaging may vary
- This space efficient Brita Denali pitcher is fridge friendly, features an easy-fill lid to make refills a breeze; Height 9.37"; Width 4.45"; Length 9.8"; Weight 0.996 pounds
- Water without the single-use bottle waste; by using to Brita, you can replace up to 1,800 16.9 fl oz single-use plastic water bottles a year
- Reduce 99% lead, Chlorine (taste and odor), Cadmium, Mercury, Benzene, Asbestos, microplastics, and more, while an electronic indicator makes filter reminders effortless
- Compatible with Elite and Standard water filters; for great tasting water, replace your Standard filter after 40 gallons or approximately every 2 months
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This design style (small and large) also has a lot of variance in where the filter sits...in other words, there's often a gap between the filter and mounting hole for it. This lets unfiltered water through, making it totally pointless.
The larger pitcher's handle also breaks under its own water weight. Probably not an issue for this smaller, lighter model.
Filters are around $5 each, so if you're willing to roll the dice, you're not out much for a $3.50 pitcher.
BTW, I bought a 2-fer from Woot maybe a couple 3 years ago but never opened the second pitcher. Do the filters expire or maybe dry out over such an extended period of time? Thanks!
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Did a little research before I purchased a different brand, turns out Brita doesn't remove many of the harmful chemicals.
Did a little research before I purchased a different brand, turns out Brita doesn't remove many of the harmful chemicals.
We keep one of these dispenser style in the fridge and pitcher style on the counter for kettle or cooking.
https://www.amazon.com/ZeroWater-...0BTFXPZK4/
We keep one of these dispenser style in the fridge and pitcher style on the counter for kettle or cooking.
https://www.amazon.com/ZeroWater-...0BTFXPZK4/
This design style (small and large) also has a lot of variance in where the filter sits...in other words, there's often a gap between the filter and mounting hole for it. This lets unfiltered water through, making it totally pointless.
The larger pitcher's handle also breaks under its own water weight. Probably not an issue for this smaller, lighter model.
Filters are around $5 each, so if you're willing to roll the dice, you're not out much for a $3.50 pitcher.
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