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Of course, with the Brita pitcher, you have to wash it and monitor the filter and remember to refill it and... If you're only going to drink bottled water a few
by randallsquared 18y ago
Of course, with the Brita pitcher, you have to wash it and monitor the filter and remember to refill it and... If you're only going to drink bottled water a few times a day, is it worth it? Obviously, it depends on your personal situation, but while I would rather buy a Brita (or Pur, or something) filter than bottled water, if I did either, I can certainly see the utility in buying bottled water over maintaining a filter.
- philwelch 18y agoYou can also get the type of filter that attaches to your tap. With my Brita pitcher, I don't bother replacing the filter for months after I'm supposed to, and it just filters slower. It doesn't taste any worse and I've never gotten sick. As for refilling it, as long as I have the sink space (no dirty dishes) I refill every time I pour.