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Or does it just remove the chemicals that make the water taste bad? I drink well water, and want to make it safer.
Sorry, I coundn't find an appropriate category.

This site says that the Brita filter removes Cryptosporidium.
http://www.brita.co.nz/why_filter_water4 /cryptosporidium

2008-02-19 20:05:25 by b2bMarch

www.waterfilters.net Aquaman features the BRITA OB-35 Water Filter Pitcher. An excellent pitcher for those who do not want or can#39;t have a ...

Or do you go an extra week... month... or whatever. Do they really go bad right away? Be honest :)
OK sorry..... for the people that actually have one.

I usually change it about a few days after the recommended time, because they say bacteria can become a concern.

2008-05-05 11:57:59 by ~jenjen~

Price: $22.99

Space efficient, fits refrigerator door
Contemporary, stylish design with flip top lid for easy refilling
Reduces chlorine, bad taste, odor, sediment, and water hardness

It's written that it's not effective microbiologically.
I would like to know if it's safe to use it.

Na......the water tap filter is a bit better but for the best water one must install a whole house water filtration system to clean up the VOCs, chlorine, fluoride and other toxic crap water "authorities" put in our drinking water.

2007-01-15 20:00:07 by Suzan K

Price: $31.99

Flip-top lid for easy refilling
Filter reduces chlorine (taste and odor), mercury and copper; Substances reduced may not be in all users' water
Filter change indicator

I am trying to find a good water filtration pitcher and I have read so many different things about the brita pitcher and the pur pitcher and I am not sure which would be the better choice. Any suggestions? Such as ease of use? I've heard the brita tends to break easily. Thanks so much!

I'm with the first guy. We've had our Brita pitcher for I think about 8 years, and it still works perfectly. We don't throw it against walls or anything, but we also don't take special precautions to be kind to it. I have no idea what Pur is like, but I'm sure there wouldn't be much of a difference between the two anyway. Plus, using a water filter is way cheaper, easier, healthier, and better for the environment than water bottles, so either brand is a good option!

Brita's pretty easy to use, just sometimes it's a little awkward when filling up the top part with water, but it filters pretty quickly so I've never found it to be a problem. Mine's also old, so maybe the new ones work even better.

2008-08-04 21:17:28 by m t

brita is wonderful! i use my pitcher all the time, it really takes the iron taste out of my water.

2008-11-22 12:19:55 by Yankees2009