Brita filter water may turn green because of algal growth caused by not washing your pitcher enough, using well water, or leaving your pitcher in direct sunlight. Do not drink algae contaminated...
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Brita Water Bottle Filters remove the taste and odor of chlorine and Class VI particulates (sand and sediments). They can be used to filter tap water, and are perfect to replace disposable water...
Brita water filters do not soften water. Brita filter pitchers, bottles and faucet filters use carbon cartridges to improve taste, odor, and remove heavy metals. However, they cannot remove dissolved...
6 Reasons Why Your ZeroWater Filter Is So Slow – And How To Fix It
ZeroWater filters may be slow because of air blockages (or pockets) or elevated Total Dissolved Solid(s) (TDS) levels. Incorrect installation, an old filter, and hot water or mineral damage can also...
Can You Put Boiling Water In A Brita Filter – Or Does It Damage It?
Boiling water should not be used in a Brita pitcher, dispenser, faucet, or bottle because it damages the carbon filtration mechanism. Water up to 29°C/85°F can be used in a Brita filter. A new...
12 Reasons Why Your PUR Water Filter Is Leaking – And How To Fix It
PUR water filters may leak because of incorrect installation, a filter that’s too loose or tight, hot water damage, debris, or an incompatible adapter. An ill-fitting O-ring, loose valve, incorrect...