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Published 6/13/2022
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Popularity: 4/5
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Staff PickDeals so good we bought one ourselves
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- 5-stage filtration
- filters out 99.6% of all dissolved solids
- Model: ZP-007RP
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- measures 11" x 6"
- machine washable
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- Shipping takes up to 11 days.
- BPA-free
- dishwasher safe
- can withstand heat up to 600°
- Model: T-SPJ-01
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- 5" x 3.0" x 1"
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- Available in White or Green at this price.
- The Blue drops to $10.95 after discounts.
- 11.7-oz. water capacity
- uses four AA batteries (not included)
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- Available in several colors (Grey pictured).
- Other sizes are available from $15.58.
- rubber backed
- non- slip
- leather-like rubber surface
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- 8 AA batteries
- 2 AAA batteries
- battery charger
- storage case
- rechargeable up to 500 times
- Ni-MH pre-charged rechargeable batteries (via solar power)
- Model: K-KJ17KHC82A
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Please do some actual research before you read a few bad reviews of this product and then tell others to remove their posts
There is no chrome used during the production of the filters. The flakes that sometimes purge out in the NON-filtered water, are carbon flakes, which don't even make it into the filtered water, and are harmless. Also, there is ZERO glass used in the production of the filters. My Brita filters I used to use did the exact same thing, It's typical.
Ive used numerous zero water pitchers and dispensers for probably 8 years now…literally haven't had a single issue with their filters. My parents have used this system for several years, also with zero issues. My girlfriends parents have had this for who knows how long, also zero issues.
Most people cannot read and think these filters will last 4 years and then complain when the filter starts breaking down and tasting weird. Change the filter when your water reads >6ppm, and you won't have any problems.
Many reviews mention this filter releasing chrome flakes & glass shards into the supposedly filtered water...obviously very poor quality-control.