| Product Description: | Drink cleaner*, great tasting tap water with this Brita 6 cup Denali water pitcher, made without BPA, and the included Brita Elite filter. Brita Elite replacement filter has Advanced Carbon Core Technology to reduce more than 3x the contaminants of than our standard Brita filters**. They reduce 99% of Lead and are certified to reduce Chlorine (taste and odor), Asbestos, Mercury, Benzene, Cadmium, microplastics, and more***. The Denali water pitchers flip lid makes refilling a breeze, while the SmartLight indicator lets you know when its time to change the filter. This small water pitcher comes with 1 Brita Elite Water Filter, which should be changed every 120 gallons or about 6 months****for best results.* vs. tap water., **See certifications., ***See certifications. Substances reduced may not be in all users water. ****standard 16.9 oz water bottles. Based on 120-gallon filter life and average family usage of 11 glasses per. 36455 Brita Denali water pitcher is made without BPA, easy to fill, and can hold 6 cups of water, enough to fill 2 24-ounce reusable water bottles; Packaging may vary Space efficient Denali pitcher is fridge friendly, features an easy-fill lid and SmartLight filter indicator; 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 Brita Elite filters are compatible with all Brita pitchers and dispensers except Stream; replace the Brita Elite water filter 2x a year (about every 6 months) |
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Wow, I had no idea Brita even had glass pitchers! Good to know.
I think one of the main problems is that the filter is still part plastic, no? Seems like the water would still come into contact with plastic in this case.
I think one of the main problems is that the filter is still part plastic, no? Seems like the water would still come into contact with plastic in this case.
I'd also add that Brita is now introducing bio-based plastic filters.
I'd also add that Brita is now introducing bio-based plastic filters.
I agree with you.
Great info, thanks!
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