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Time lapse of a BRITA Smart Pitcher water filtration system. Shot using Yawcam and a Logitech Communicate MP at 960×720.

I just got a Brita Maxtra water filter. The first time I used it the water was blue, the second time a lighter blue. The third time the water looked normal and clear. I don’t understand why the water the first time was blue – I followed the instructions to the letter but there was no mention of the filtered water being blue. Have I got a dodgy water filter or is this normal and others have experienced the same thing?

I’m looking for a pitcher water filter that will filter out the most contaminants possible. I was looking to purchase an Aquasana countertop filter for my apartment kitchen sink, but the ridiculous faucet/sprayer combo that’s on it won’t take a countertop filter. I don’t want to install an under-sink model, because it’s an apartment and I’m not interested in making that investment for something I move out of.

I’m skeptical of the Brita and PUR pitchers, they don’t seem to do much except improve taste. I’m not worried about taste – my water tastes fine – but our city water tests poorly (high levels of chlorine, higher levels of pharmaceuticals and medicines, high in metals).

Any suggestions? It’s hard to find unbiased review just looking through websites…

You think Brita gives you clean water? So shouldn’t it be able to remove simple food coloring from your water? Let’s see! eSpring Water Purifier destroys more than 99.99% of waterbourne, disease-causing bacteria and viruses in drinking water.

This is a field test of a very simple and inexpensive homemade water filter setup made from a recycled coffee creamer container, a Brita water filter and one 2 inch rubber O-ring. The setting for this test is beautiful Norway Lake located inside Puzzle Lake Provincial Park, Canada. Please rate this video. Thanks for watching! Please watch the original video by NCHiker1970 for full DIY instructions: www.youtube.com Special thanks to NCHiker1970 for help with this video

Student recipients of the Brita Canada / Filter For Good Eco-Challenge thank Brita for sponsoring their trip to the Arctic. They talk about what they have learned and experienced on the expedition. Follow the journey at www.studentsonice.com/arctic2009

Video of highlights of the MS Walk around Sydney CBD and harbour on 14 June 2009. BRITA was the water sponsor of the event. www.mswalk.org.au See the start and finish, the participants and Sydney icons along the route.

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Empty plastic water bottles are not pretty. Last year we went through 39 billion of them. Each Brita filter can get rid of 300 of those bottles. Find out more at filterforgood.com. Recycle your used Brita filters at www.brita.com/support/filter-recycling/