*ZeroWater 7 Cup Ready-Pour Pitcher Water Filter Jug

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*I received this product for free but the opinions are my own.

I have already reviewed the ZeroWater 12 Cup Pitcher* here. I use this jug constantly, but the only drawback is that it is too big to put in my fridge. The ZeroWater 7 Cup Pitcher* has been specifically designed to fit in standard UK fridge doors. This jug also has a sealed lid and reservoir, making it possible to pour water that has already been filtered, without spilling the water that is still filtering. The ZeroWater pitchers feature a 5-stage ion exchange filter which works to remove virtually all dissolved solids from your water. It's the only pour through filter pitcher in the market that's certified by the NSF to remove both lead and chromium. It also removes the chlorine taste that you get from tap water.


ZeroWater 7 Cup Ready-Pour Pitcher Water Filter Jug

One of the features that I love about ZeroWater pitchers is that they come with a water quality meter which provides a digital measurement of dissolved solids in your water. The reading from the filtered water should read 000 TDS (total dissolved solids) compared with an estimated result of 153 TDS from 2 stage filters. You are advised to change the filter when the meter reads 006.

I don't enjoy drinking tap water, so having a water filter jug like this, that is so easy to use ensures that I drink a good amount of water and it also saves me buying bottled water which is expensive and is bad for the environment. The fact that I can fit this jug into my fridge ensures that I always have lovely cold water to drink which is so refreshing.

The 7 Cup Pitcher from ZeroWater costs £29.99 here.

 Leigh💜


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