PUR CR-6000 7-Cup Water Filtration Pitcher
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of PUR CR-6000 7-Cup Water Filtration Pitcher
Customer Review: Great Water Filter
Summary: 4 Stars
The water filter makes the water taste nice and fresh. It was also a good deal, especially considering the price of bottled water.Customer Review: Great value, great product
Summary: 5 Stars
Was hesitant about purchasing this pitcher after some of the former negative reviews. I can only conclude that PUR has changed it's filtration system or manufacturing process or something, because I think this pitcher is GREAT!!
The water filters quickly and tastes fantastic. Pitcher is light-weight but very sturdy. Nicely balanced, no problems with lid falling off during pouring, and the shape fits nicely in my usually-overcrowded fridge.
I find that I'm MUCH more likely to reach for a glass of water (trying to cut out too many diet drink products) now that I have this cold, refreshing - and great tasting - source right at my fingertips. I would highly recommend this pitcher and would purchase again!
Customer Review: Great water filter!
Summary: 5 Stars
A great water filtration system for anyone who wants clean, delicious water. Yes, it does take a awhile to filter, but I just fill it up every time I get some water. It's a great price and a great product. Buy this.Customer Review: H2O = Good
Summary: 5 Stars
I was being a bit paranoid about the lead and chlorine in Dayton's (Ohio) water, so I wanted a quick and easy solution. I'm not a big fan of the faucet attachments, so I bought this pitcher and I freaking love it. It's very easy to assemble and I was drinking great tasting water about 20 minutes after I got it home. The filter is very fast, and it can filter its full capacity in about 1 minute. In short, this by far exceeded my expectations and I would buy another one if it was broken or stolen out of my fridge by PUR Filter-thriving zombies.Customer Review: I have had 3 different Pur products
Summary: 5 Stars
I have not had any problems with any of the Pur products I've used. I have had 2 pitchers and a faucet mount system. The pitchers work great and the faucet mount has only leaked when I did not have it on tight enough. If you are not strong enough to tighten the coupling or the filter cap then I could see this problem happening.
If your filter clogs up in 10 days your water is probably full of silt or other contaminates that clog it quickly. Which means it is doing it's job perfectly. If that's the case, it's not the filters fault. You can't see fluoride, you can't see lead and you can't arsenic. So the people that say there water is clean and the filter clogs, how do they know it's clean unless they have a lab test it.
Brita's don't clog because they only use charcoal filters. Charcoal filters only make the water taste better and don't really make the water much cleaner. So, if you just want the water to taste better and want the filters to be cheap then buy the Brita. If you want your water to taste like Evian and to be 99% free of pharmaceuticals and other contaminates then buy the Pur. If you fill the bottom, you can then fill the top and it will hold much more water. Many people are only filling the top and then complain about it not holding a lot of water. I get 3 or 4 large glasses out of mine when I fill it up like that.
It filters slower than the faucet mount because it uses gravity since it is not the faucet mount that is connected to pressurized tap water.
A good filter is not going to filter the water quickly like a charcoal filter does. The more filtration the more steps and stages the water goes through. TAKES
If you freeze your water pitcher in the fridge and then complain that it cracked, it is your fault not PUR's. If you didn't then, well I don't what to say other than mine is over a year old and no problems. The filters are more expensive than Brita because "again" they are only charcoal filters which are cheap and not very effective at taking out actual contaminates and the big one "Pharmaceuticals".
I'm sure sometimes there might be a bad filter or pitcher, but from what people have said Pur replaced or compensated them so I'm not sure why they are so bitter towards the company. For you people that are over reacting or unable to use common sense on how something works, go buy a Brita. If I get a Pur and it cracks, I will go and exchange it for another Pur. If my filter clog when they have not before then I will exchange it for another one.
You pay more for the filters but you get awesome water from them. People always ask me if it is bottled water when I get them a glass.
Ciao.