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Brita Everyday Elite Water Filter Pitcher, Removes 99% of Lead, Includes 1 Filter, 10-Cup Capacity, Black
$67.48
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About This
- This Everyday water pitcher is made without BPA, easy to fill, fits in most fridges and can hold 10 cups of water, enough to fill 3 24-ounce reusable water bottles; Packaging may vary
- This space efficient Brita pitcher is fridge friendly, features an easy-fill lid to make refills a breeze; Height 10.7"; Width 5.4"; Length/Depth 10.1"; Weight 1.3 pounds
- Get great tasting water without the waste^; by switching to Brita Elite, you can save money and replace 1,800 16.9 fl oz single-use plastic water bottles a year
- Reduce 99% lead, Chlorine (taste and odor), Cadmium, Mercury, Benzene, Asbestos, 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
Overview
- Brand : BRITA
- Special Feature : Change Filter Indicator
- Material : Polystyrene
- Capacity : 5 pounds
- Package Information : Other
- Installation Type : Freestanding
- Purification Method : Activated Carbon
- Power Source : Manual Operation
- How much money does Brita save me per year?
- Using a Brita system can save you around $240 annually compared to buying bottled water.*
- *vs. standard 16.9fl oz water bottles
- How long does a Brita Filter last?
- The Brita Elite filter lasts about 6 months before needing replacement.*
- *Based on 120-gallon filter life and average family usage of 11 glasses per day
- Does Brita improve the taste of tap water?
- Brita reduces chlorine, sediment, and other impurities that can affect flavor.*
- *See performance data sheet on Brita website for details. Substances reduced may not be in all users’ water.
- How often do I need to change my filter?
- You should change your Brita Elite filter every 6 months*
- *Based on 120-gallon filter life family usage of 11 glasses per day and average
- Is Brita a sustainable option opposed to bottled water?