[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have been used Brita for years without problem. But this time, the filtered water shows blue color with lots of particles. What am I going to do? throw filters away?
Pros: Health Reasons
Response from brita.comBy Jade B., The Brita Team, May 14, 2019
Hello, Kelly. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We're sorry to learn that you had found tiny particles in your pitcher. While particles of activated carbon are not harmful, we'd love to share a few tips with you. It's normal for carbon particles to appear in your first fillings, but make sure to re-soak the filter completely submerged in a tall glass of cold water, for 15 minutes, then holding it for 1-2 minutes under cold running tap water is often enough to minimize this. The particles also may be minimized by ensuring that water does not run into the reservoir with full force and that the incoming water is generally directed away from the filter. If this didn't resolve the issue, please contact us at 800-242-7482 and mention this reference number: 190514-000391. 'Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been using these filters for a few years now and it's always done what it's supposed to do. The water where I live has a strong taste of chlorine and these help get rid of that taste to make it more palatable.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is my 1st time changing the filter. I love it and the water tastes great. No more water bottles for me.!
Pros: convenient, Easy to Drink, Health Reasons, Good Value, Great for the Environment, Great Taste, Great Design
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I should have switched to BRITA sooner. I drink 10 glasses a day so it's nice to have clean and great tasting water from the pitcher.
Pros: convenient, Easy to Drink, Health Reasons, Good Value, Great for the Environment, Great Taste, Great Design