Does the Clearly Filtered Water Pitcher REALLY Remove Dangerous Contaminants?

We performance tested a Clearly Filtered pitcher using a certified third party laboratory. We tested our treated well water source which had elevated levels of dangerous contaminants. How did the Clearly Filtered perform? Watch as Brian presents the lab’s findings.
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0:00 Does the Clearly Filtered Water Pitcher REALLY Remove Dangerous Contaminants?
0:43 Our Testing Process
1:12 Test Results
2:53 Conclusion
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Testing Disclaimer
The system in this video was objectively tested under real-life conditions. The water samples were taken from one single location, had a limited range of contaminants, and may not represent the system's performance in other areas or under different conditions. Contaminants were not intentionally added for testing purposes. This is a single test and does not accurately reflect the system's performance under different conditions, with different contaminants, or its performance over a longer period of time. The results are not comprehensive or conclusive.
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[@waterfilterguru]

🔥 Check out Clearly Filtered here ➡ geni.us/qIBXbx

[@chris.dt580]

Excellent video Mr. Water Filter Guru!!

[@waterfilterguru]

Thank you kindly

[@Cloudaddy220]

Thanks for the video

[@waterfilterguru]

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

[@user-xk7ev5bb2k]

Hey Brian I have been looking for a water filter pitcher to filter the microplastics from my plastic bottled magnesium water but I dont want it to remove the beneficial minerals that are in it making the water hard such as magnesium. Which one should I buy?

[@waterfilterguru]

The PUR Plus filters are certified for microplastics reduction

[@stephaniebelflower2400]

Thanks for this video. Made me feel better about the Clearly Filtered Pitcher I've been using for awhile now. I was recently at an infusion and wellness center and they tested my water with some sort of stick tester and said it was contaminated. I was completely dismayed. I had just primed and changed the filter for mine. Do you know how the water is tested with these stick devices? They said mine was 161 and it was suppose to read less than 30. Sorry I do not know the name of the tester they used.

[@waterfilterguru]

Sounds like a TDS meter - check out this video to learn all about what these do and do not measure kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3nZlYyNjc6JsKs most importantly, a TDS meter alone will not indicate if water is healthy or not. Mineral water high in calcium and magnesium will have a high TDS reading, for example.

[@jngfitness2001]

I almost pulled the trigger on the Berkey... Good thing I did further research and found Clearly Filtered a while back!!

[@waterfilterguru]

Right on! Glad to hear you're happy with it

[@lgarla23]

Got to take care of that chiseled body. 😄

[@hoops4life77]

Thanks for the video I was curious how it would perform in the lab test very interesting do you think it adding cobalt into the water is that big of a problem? Also do you think its something to do with what the filter is made of why it adds it into the water?

[@waterfilterguru]

I'm not a medical professional, so I'd suggest consulting your doctor with the cobalt question. As is explained in the video, most of us are exposed to cobalt through the foods we eat every day, so I'd imaging this would be situation dependent. My assumption is that the cobalt is being imparted by the filter media, as I can't imaging the plastic components containing cobalt. This is just a hypothesis and I can't say for certain without more data

[@hoops4life77]

Ok thanks@@waterfilterguru

[@fZionists78]

This channel = Integrity

[@waterfilterguru]

Thanks, objective analysis is our goal!

[@gsxrgirl6925]

What’s the best pitcher or any water filter that you’d recommend or have yourself??? If your wanting to get rid of pfas or fluoride

[@waterfilterguru]

In terms of pitchers, Clearly Filtered or ZeroWater. However ZW ends up being more expensive over the long term due to much lower filter capacity/ shorter lifespan

[@estherw3788]

Hi! I want to get a water bottle from clearly filtered. One of the stainless steel. Do you think it would be good for daily hiking and use? Or should I get a sports Berkeley

[@waterfilterguru]

Neither the Clearly Filtered or Berkey water bottles should be used with untreated surface water, like water from a stream or lake you would filter while hiking. For that I'd recommend Grayl Geopress geni.us/puX777A or the Ultrapress geni.us/0FTg there are also new titanium versions of both those bottles. For daily use filtering TREATED city water, the Clearly Filtered bottle would be best tinyurl.com/2bjh3fj7

[@rossnoise]

@waterfilterguru could you please update the Clearly Filtered Under Sink 3 tank system review please? I’d love to know if I should install the one I just bought or send it back. Thank you, sir! Appreciate your work.

[@waterfilterguru]

It's on the to-do list in the next month or two!

[@knotslip8862]

Would love to see you test the Clearly Filtered inline fridge filter to see how it compares to the filter pitcher. Thanks!

[@waterfilterguru]

Great suggestion! Thanks for the request

[@Freespiritedgamer]

I would like to get this review as well.

[@waterfilterguru]

@@Freespiritedgamer Thanks for the additional request!

[@rikoshayrabbit]

I'm considering purchasing the ClearlyFiltered product and am wondering what you think of filtering water from my 65 gal. rain catchment barrel. This is rain that runs off a metal roof into a plastic barrel manufactured in Greece. Wouldn't contain chlorine or fluoride, would it? Think this is doable?

[@waterfilterguru]

You'll need to disinfect the water first. The CF shouldn't be used with water that's microbiologically unsafe.

[@rikoshayrabbit]

@@waterfilterguru And by "disinfect" you're saying the water should be boiled?

[@waterfilterguru]

@@rikoshayrabbit yes boiled or treated with UV or chemically to inactivate any potential pathogens

[@MsMEBrown]

Now that its a more well established brand, what are your thoughts that they still haven't obtained a NSF certification (still third party)? Smaller off market brands seem to pay for it so would love your thoughts. Does your test review all their contaminants claimed or only the ones you discussed. Thanks so much!

[@waterfilterguru]

The Clearly Filtered pitcher does hold a few certifications now, actually. Its certified by the WQA to: NSF/ANSI 42 (chlorine, taste and odor) find.wqa.org/find-products/ctl/detail/mid/1054/cid/clearly_filtered_inc/sid/1 NSF/ANSI 53 (for PFOA & PFOS) find.wqa.org/find-products/ctl/detail/mid/1054/cid/clearly_filtered_inc/sid/3? NSF/ANSI 372 (materials safety) find.wqa.org/find-products/ctl/detail/mid/1054/cid/clearly_filtered_inc/sid/29 That said, I'd love to see them obtain more performance certifications for additional contaminants they claim to reduce. Our testing is conducted in real-world conditions, so there is no way every single contaminant a company claims to reduce will be present in our water we use for testing. We do not intentionally add contaminants for the sake of testing, but rather test products as a regular user would use them at home. I hope this helps, please let me know if you have any other questions.

[@propertymanager8162]

Can I use this in west Africa ? I’m just trying to filter tap water to cook. I only drink bottled water abroad. Any recommendations for a good pitcher to take to Africa ? Or if it’s an absolute emergency off grid. I would boil tap water , then use a pitcher such as this one. Or a grayl

[@waterfilterguru]

As long as the water is properly disinfected first, then it will work great to reduce many organic and inorganic contaminants. It SHOULD NOT be used with untreated water that's microbiologically unsafe

[@user-pp4wb6ub2o]

Hi, I am wanting someday to get a Clearly filtered water pitcher but for now I am using Frizzlife counter top water picture. Some one said they don't do the job. Might you be able to test this? I don't want to buy something else if this is okay for now. Thanks for your videos.

[@waterfilterguru]

Hey thanks for the comment and question. Keep in mind that water quality varies drastically from place to place, so the Frizzlife system you have may or may not be sufficient for your specific situation. That said, I'll add it to our list for future consideration

[@worldbeing8305]

Hello guys help me understand does this Cobalt not harm ? And do this filter also remonce microplastics ? Thanks for help !

[@waterfilterguru]

The cobalt was detected above the HGL in our test. That said, we are all exposed to small amounts of cobalt every day through our diet. This would be a good question to follow up with your physician about. Microplastics were not included in our testing, but Clearly Filtered do claim the filter is able to address them

[@worldbeing8305]

@@waterfilterguru thank you so much for video and answer !

[@waterfilterguru]

@@worldbeing8305 happy to help :)

[@kcalderon03]

Hello, does the clearly filter remove micro plastics? Thanks

[@waterfilterguru]

Their lab test data shows >99.99% microplastic reducing, but I was not able to independently verify this, as my test did not include microplastics.

[@lauriematherne6442]

If your only choice is between Alexapure or Berkey, which would be a better purchase? Thx

[@waterfilterguru]

What contaminants are you trying to address?

[@ToddLeight]

Brian comes through again, delivering this video as promised. Very interesting finding, re: cobalt. My only wish was that your pre-filtration control sample had more contaminants so we could really put this filter through its paces and see if it really delivers as promised! I very much like my Clearly Filtered pitcher's performance, though the physical pitcher itself leaves a little to be desired. I don't like the flow of water through the pour spout. I find it to be too wide a stream of water and prone to splashing and making a mess. I also don't care for how half of the lid needs removed in order to fill the reservoir. I'd prefer a flip open lid with a hinge. Otherwise though, I think it's a good pitcher filter, and I haven't any regrets about switching to Clearly Filtered after Pur dropped lead removal from their filters. Thanks, Brian, good stuff here.

[@waterfilterguru]

Since our testing projects aim to put systems through real-life testing, we unfortunately don't have control over the contaminants present in the unfiltered sample at the time of testing. I had hope for the same, especially since the source used for this project had lead detected previously. Anyway I appreciate your comment, feedback and input! Thank you!

[@chris.dt580]

Have you had any issues with your filter slowing down to a single drip, even after repeated priming?

[@waterfilterguru]

@@chris.dt580 Yes, this means the filter is nearing capacity, meaning it's about time to replace it. How long have you been using it?

[@chris.dt580]

@@waterfilterguru It started to happen after maybe 2-3 months

[@cupidok2768]

i wanna know y cobalt was increased

[@davidhunternyc1]

I've been using the CLEAR2O ADVANCED WATER FILTRATION PITCHER - CWS100 for years. It uses solid carbon filtration which prevents channeling. What makes the Clear2O unique is that it attaches directly to the faucet tap and fills the pitcher with water in seconds, which is convenient, but I can't tell whether or not the filter has a chance to work appropriately. Would you please 🙏🏼 test out the CLEAR2O ADVANCED WATER FILTRATION PITCHER - CWS100 ??? Stay awesome !!!

[@waterfilterguru]

We've got it on the list for consideration for a future project 😄

[@davidhunternyc1]

@@waterfilterguru OMG! Thank you so much! I don't know if I'm slowly poisoning myself or not. Especially in NYC, rusting pipes and chlorine are my biggest worry.

[@waterfilterguru]

@@davidhunternyc1 Good news is the majority of water filters can remove chlorine, and rust isn't necessarily a health concern but rather an aesthetic one. The bad news is that the most nefarious contaminants are undetectable by our 5 senses, which is why lab testing before purchasing treatment equipment is always recommended

[@davidhunternyc1]

@@waterfilterguru Well, I once was almost hospitalized because my blood showed 5,000% higher iron content than normal. Why? I don't know. I threw away my Brita.

[@waterfilterguru]

@@davidhunternyc1 I'd recommend lab testing your water to determine the full extent of the contaminants present

[@FillyAnne]

What are your thoughts on Modern Castle finding Colbalt added to thier clearly filtered water too? Is this concerning?

[@waterfilterguru]

Very interesting that the same issue appeared in two separate tests. Do you know what level of cobalt was detected in that test?

[@alusea6735]

Which water filter is the best in your opinion ? Thanks

[@waterfilterguru]

It depends. There is no 'one size fits all' solution. It all depends on what contaminants are in the source water being filtered. What is the application? What type of water are you trying to filter? Have you had it tested? Do you know what contaminants you are dealing with? What type of system (POU vs POE) are you looking for?

[@nickashton3049]

Hi, I'm in the UK what are the best brands of water pitchers for elminating fluoride?

[@waterfilterguru]

Is Clearly Filtered geni.us/VsUZHW1 or ZeroWater geni.us/g7NtSZ available in the UK? Both of these completely eliminated fluoride in our testing

[@nickashton3049]

@@waterfilterguru Out of those two brands which one would you personally buy?

[@waterfilterguru]

@@nickashton3049 Both provided significant contaminant reduction in my own testing, but there cost differences. Clearly Filtered is more expensive upfront, but ZeroWater costs more in the long term due to more expensive filter replacements. Check out my full comparison with all the data and details here waterfilterguru.com/clearly-filtered-vs-zerowater/

[@nickashton3049]

@@waterfilterguru Many thanks for letting me know.

[@waterfilterguru]

@@nickashton3049 sure thing, let me know if you have any other questions!

[@LesMccleary]

Great video! Wish more people would do this and put results out. Would love to see another test near the end of the filters lifespan or at the halfway point. Many companies claim to independently test to nsf standards but arent certified... 🤔 which is highly suspect to me. Why wouldn't these large companies with expensive filters pay the $500 one time fee, and submit to regular product testing to verify their claims, unless something doesn't add up? Disclaimer* Not an expert, just a guy with a brain trying to find a clean reliable source of water.

[@waterfilterguru]

Thanks for watching and for your feedback and request!

[@lindsayhong4377]

Will you please do a test on Clearly Filtered's three-stage in-line filter?

[@waterfilterguru]

Yes, working on this one soon!

[@roninrusso872]

Would this system clean nyc Hydrant water to drink

[@waterfilterguru]

Yes, but I've heard NYC has issues with sediment throughout the distribution system, which clog water filters quickly. Some folks that use this pitcher in NYC like to pre-filter with a cheaper system (like a basic Brita) first to address the sediment issues and extend the filter life

[@yiy8468]

Hey Water Filter Guru, I conducted a water test from SimpleLab Tap Score after watching ur video. I'm looking for a water filter to greatly reduce the content of Bromodichloromethane 5.48 PPB, Bromoform 3.16 PPB, Chloform 3.60 PPB, Total THMS 18.97 PPB, Lead 0.0017 PPB, Uranium 0.0023 PPB & Arsenic 0.0023 PPB. Do you think Clearly Filtered Water Pitcher is the best for me? Currently, I'm living in an apartment alone.

[@waterfilterguru]

Yes Clearly Filtered should be a solid choice. That said arsenic was not present in our water when we tested it, so we don't have first hand data on that one. However they do claim it will reduce arsenic by 98%. You could also consider a countertop reverse osmosis system like the AquaTru geni.us/chlQv5o as reverse osmosis is one of the best treatment methods for arsenic

[@yiy8468]

@@waterfilterguru Thanks for ur recommendations 💯, I appreciate it

[@waterfilterguru]

@@yiy8468 happy to help!

[@INTERNETVID]

How could those elements be present AFTER using the water filter but which were absent BEFORE?? Where did they come from??

[@waterfilterguru]

Most likely the filter media, but more testing would be necessary to prove this hypothesis

[@TomMorris1]

Could you test the Brita elite filter?

[@waterfilterguru]

Already did! Video coming soon

[@TomMorris1]

@@waterfilterguru Awesome, looking forward to it! do you know roughly when it might be published? Trying to decide if we should replace our zerowater with the Brita elite.

[@waterfilterguru]

Working on it, but no date yet. I'll tell you ZeroWater performed much better than the Brita Elite in our testing, but it all depends on what contaminants are present that need to be addressed.

[@MrEverlast316]

no fluoride in my city , should I go for a cheaper pitcher filter ?

[@waterfilterguru]

Any idea of what contaminants are present? Have you had the water tested?

[@MrEverlast316]

@@waterfilterguru no I havent , but I want to get rid of cooper .

[@waterfilterguru]

@@MrEverlast316 I'd recommend testing your water before buying a filter, or at the very least checking your water provider's CCR - so you can get an idea of what might be in your water and identify a product capable of addressing those needs

[@MrEverlast316]

@@waterfilterguru thanks man I will do that

[@waterfilterguru]

@@MrEverlast316 Happy to help, let me know if you have any more questions

[@VKat]

Where is CL made and manufactured?

[@phantomzz23]

What about fluoride? And Pfas?

[@waterfilterguru]

See 1:17 again for fluoride results😉 The pitcher is WQA certified for PFOA/PFOS (two of the most common PFAs) reduction. See the cert here: find.wqa.org/find-products/ctl/detail/mid/1054/cid/clearly_filtered_inc/sid/3?

[@dogphlap6749]

While I would not suggest for a moment that the level of magnesium post filtered was in anyway bad how is it 64% higher than the pre-filtered value ?

[@waterfilterguru]

Since this was only one test it's hard to definitively say for sure, but the data suggests it likely came from the media in filter element

[@kimgreenlee4064]

Why did the cobalt increase?

[@waterfilterguru]

Not exactly sure, but we suspect it came from the filter media

[@dianelyons9910]

Lifestraw pitcher please

[@waterfilterguru]

Added to the list! Thanks for the request

[@jaketepper252]

@@waterfilterguru brita hub filter please

[@waterfilterguru]

@@jaketepper252 thanks for the request, I put it on the list

[@jeffmaher1111]

Just received mine in the mail. I'm happy the filter is so effective at removing contaminants, I will say, the actually pitcher is poorly made. The plastic is thin and bends easily and the lid doesn't fit well and has sharp edges. The plastic release door was broken and finally the priming bag disc doesn't fit snuggly on the filter so when I squeeze the bag to prime the filter, it separates and water shoots out the side. For a product whose pitcher is the most expensive on the market, they blew it.

[@waterfilterguru]

Hey thanks for sharing. Have you had any experience with any other water filter pitchers? The CF is actually one of the most sturdy I've tested, along with the LARQ. All the others were much more thin and flimsy.

[@CruiserBoarding]

Can you try the Waterdrop pitcher? It's a pitcher that's easily available in EU and it's the best #1 water pitcher according to Moderncatle

[@waterfilterguru]

We already did! The video is coming soon

[@CruiserBoarding]

@@waterfilterguru Cool can't wait! My choice would be between these two as I rent an appartment

[@rhayssakol5101]

Does it remove bacteria from water?

[@waterfilterguru]

It's intended for use with treated, disinfected water only

[@peerapongputtachaipanit2095]

Would love to see Clearly Filtered vs Larq Filtered for pitcher

[@waterfilterguru]

Larq video is coming soon. Thanks for your request to compare the two!

[@waterfilterguru]

Larq Pure-Vis pitcher test video is up! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXeco3SCdp6Lnbc

[@peerapongputtachaipanit2095]

@@waterfilterguru Thank you so much for the video!!!

[@peerapongputtachaipanit2095]

I am still considering whether should I get an Epic Putre water pitcher or a Clearlyfiltered pitcher, but I think I might go with a Clearlyfiltered pitcher just because it romoves more contaminants.

[@waterfilterguru]

@@peerapongputtachaipanit2095 We tested the Epic Pure too - results coming soon.

[@KimRope]

What about micro plastics?

[@waterfilterguru]

Microplastics were not one of the analytes included in the Tap Score Advanced City Water Test bit.ly/3HJrxAw we used for this project.

[@KenshinPhoenix]

In Australia they call 1.1 ppm Fluoride "healthy". These people are insane.

[@waterfilterguru]

Proponents of community water fluoridation tout its public health and economic benefits for dental hygiene. But there are risks of long term consumption of elevated levels of fluoride, including potential neurological problems. Research is still ongoing.

[@Stpete28bmb]

Lead, other heavy metals?

[@waterfilterguru]

Lead was not detected in our unfiltered sample. However copper and uranium were detected, see 1:12 again for the results

[@chris.dt580]

Has anyone else had any issues with your Clearly Filtered filter slowing down to a single drip, even after repeated priming?

[@dcheard2]

I've been using it for 1.5 years.. never had that issue. I live in Texas.. maybe it has something to do with the water?

[@waterfilterguru]

Yep, this indicates the filter is nearing capacity and it's about time to replace it. Quality of the water being filtered will have a direct impact

[@mariuszengland]

British Berkefeld next or NEWTON Premium Gravity

[@waterfilterguru]

I've added them to our list for future consideration. Thanks for your suggestions!

[@aleksnekrasov987]

2nding the request for a LifeStraw test

[@waterfilterguru]

Thank you!

[@phantomzz23]

Does it remove birth control?? And estrogens???

[@waterfilterguru]

The performance data sheet claims >99.92% of Estrone, but these contaminants were not detected in our water during testing, so we do not have any firsthand data on this.

[@sterlgirlceline]

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[@waterfilterguru]

🙏

[@TheAVJ2]

so there wasnt any charcoal leeching out?

[@waterfilterguru]

Not that we noticed. The filter uses solid carbon block, which helps reduce media washout issues (compared to GAC)

[@TheAVJ2]

@@waterfilterguru i see maybe the one filter i got at the time had a small issue im using the refrigerator one and its also causing a lot mineral buildup. could you see how effective ecopure EPINL30 filter as well im not sure if its as effective as clearly filtered or worse

[@waterfilterguru]

@@TheAVJ2 Ah got it. I'm not sure if the inline filter uses GAC or carbon block

[@TheKingsComingAlefTav]

Yes but what are the water filters that actually leave the good stuff in there? Nobody wants stripped down water they want water like it was made to be given by God Do we know what that looks like? If we were to take good water out of a deep well?

[@waterfilterguru]

Untreated well water can contain some of the most dangerous, naturally occurring contaminants like pathogens, arsenic and uranium

[@TheKingsComingAlefTav]

@@waterfilterguru I've lived on a homestead where we had a very deep well and the water was amazing nothing was treated The ground and the creation that God gave us treats it. It's when man taps into those reservoirs or their chemicals leach in there that's why you have to have a will that's not near any of that but well water a goodwill is some of the best water in the world

[@veronicablack3976]

First off I want to say I have a well because I live in the country, so I was thinking about buying one of these pitchers to make my coffee and tea with filtered water thinking it would improve the taste. But if using one of these pitchers adds impurities too your water what's the point of using one then??? @waterfilterguru

[@waterfilterguru]

Please keep in mind, as is mentioned in the video, this was just one test and the results are neither comprehensive nor conclusive. We plan to re-test in the future to see if we get similar results. Additionally, especially since you are on well water, it's highly recommended to test your water before purchasing any treatment equipment. Depending on the contaminants present, a pitcher may or may not be sufficient.