ZeroWater Pitcher Review: BRITA Pitcher Killer? See how they compare with our Hands On Water Test

The good folks at ZeroWater reached out to us and sent us some water filters to review, and we thought we'd put it through its paces. While they did provide the filters for free, we were not paid for this review, and the ideas and conclusions are more assuredly our own. That being said, we have to say, this is the easiest recommendation we've ever made here at Two Bit da Vinci.
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Thank You,
Chris & Ricky

[@2NIWRAD2]

I have had my zero water for 4 months now. I'm very happy with it.

[@andreg1165]

How often do you change filters??

[@ai-man212]

Except for the lack of a flip-up spigot that stays open, right?

[@safetyfirstintexas]

@@ai-man212 zerowater pitcher has a covered dispense top; and a push button dispense valve in the base, ok?

[@Resist4]

I know this video is old but I recently bought a ZeroWater pitcher and am impressed. One thing to note, a TDS meter can go out of calibration in as little as 6 months of use. And the included TDS meter that comes with a ZeroWater pitcher can't be calibrated. So if you want an accurate reading you'll want to buy one that lets you calibrate it.

[@maryestheraustin2505]

it shows 002 because you did not prime the filter. It is supposed to soak overnight ideally. Particularly if the levels are high in your area. The conventional filter is also suppose to prime in a pitcher of water for at least an hour.

[@bryanturnbow8189]

You can always depend on the internet to bring you the video about the random object you wished you knew more about! Thanks handsome gentlemen!

[@fragitude]

I live in Oregon with good water, my tap TDS is 45 and ZeroWater did what it claims and reduced it down to 000. Very happy with my purchase.

[@fragitude]

@Annie Northrup I've been on the same original filter for three months now of daily use. It's great and my roommate bought one and she hasn't complained. From what I hear the water turns funky AFTER it's time to change the filter so obviously you waited too long. My filter is still putting out 000 water three months out and you replace it at 006. Who knows I could get a year out of this filter.

[@fragitude]

@Annie Northrup it tastes great, why would I do random water tests based on the comment of some random person? Not nessacary. ZeroWater improves my water, case closed.

[@ShaHunter1337]

Just got mine yesterday really mind blowing, good Price and amazing taste of water after it's filter.

[@Handsom1]

@@fragitude maybe he's trying to help you out, so you can drink the healthiest water possible, the ph of water should ideally be 7, if it's anything below that its acidic

[@fragitude]

@@Handsom1 five months later I'm still on the first filter. Water never tasted better, thanks for asking still 000. Looks like I'm going to get a years usage out of this filter. Thankful to have Oregon water and this filter, an excellent combination.

[@dwayneshaffer]

I got my water filters and container for free when the city I live in found lead in my water and I love this filter! It works great and the included TDS meter is awesome. I use the TDS meter at work, restaurants and friends house and won’t drink the water based on the TDS levels.

[@jacquiejeanconway7541]

Thank you so much for this video! The information was wonderful! As I just recently bought this product after using the "industry standard" (hehe) for so long, I am super thankful for this. The additional information about how they recycle their old filters is amazing! I am going to to check out their website now. Thank you again!

[@mlentirlentir6498]

Great video thank you so much I'm in the market for one and this has helped me decide.

[@fa_q4555]

Finding this a good option as well instead of buying bottled water or going out to refill and carry the heavy cooler bottles this can just be refilled in the sink. Plus my cooler had a lot of buildup inside the dispenser reservoir over time.

[@michaelblosser5277]

You said that you were going to use two testers and would test the PH balance.....you only used one tester and no PH test.

[@faza553]

Where are the filters manufactures?

[@lroyjohnston5560]

The pH is acidic, I got the zero water filter and its a pH of 5. Not great is it

[@gorillagrip726]

@@lroyjohnston5560 thanks for that. All I needed to know.

[@gusc6785]

Doesn't matter on acidity or alkalinity. Just a marketing scam.. do your researcher if you don't believe me..as soon as it hits your stomach it all turns the same .. ur body won't let it become alkaline..

[@tilasole3252]

@@lroyjohnston5560 what was the PH before you tested it?

[@mitch5077]

I have the same one you featured. I'm impressed with mine, but I drink maybe a gallon a day, so having said that I go through the filters fast. there is no way to know when the filter is bad except to keep checking with the digital gauge which is a pain. Since I do go through more water than some, I'm really thinking on the larger tank to purchase. But I'm in Nevada and out water is horrible, but this is an amazing product to own or give as a gift as I got mine.

[@fragitude]

So so so difficult to use the TDS meter once a week. If you think that's difficult how ever do you drive anywhere?

[@mercurialmagictrees]

Ok interesting. That is helpfull to know that you can notice a difference in a area with high tds levels.

[@safetyfirstintexas]

you only need 2 filters, one in the container and one in the brine solution. filters work just like a water softener. brine water releases the contaminants collected on the surface of the plastic beads and holds it in suspension. rinse with one gallon distilled water before use to remove the salty taste. saves you money!

[@clockworkNate]

You poured it back in the same glasses? Lol

[@JMS98989]

And the ZeroWater was unprimed?!

[@denisekojak6470]

Great Review, guys... THANK YOU! I'm into Zero Water...Love the meter....but as always, we all wish the water dispensing was faster, even though Zero Water is the fastest I've seen....

[@apexalpha4947]

Can you just add a sprinkle of Pink Himalayan salt to get those Minerals? OR are they Needed at all? I want a Filter to remove Chlorine AND esp. FLUORIDE. Guess I should get a Distiller or make one. What distiller do You recommend? THANKS !!!

[@IamLion2000]

a fresh out of the box Zerowater and an old Brita pitcher (you said that yourself at 3:18). How would you expect people to believe in your test result when you are doing an unfair comparison between new and old filters? just asking

[@Coffeeisnecessarynowpepper]

Just because he's black fed doesn't mean you can be racist

[@lovepeacepositivityllc]

Coffeeisnecessarynow I’m Black and find this to be hilarious 😂😂

[@MessyLittleFoodie]

Just because the pitcher is old doesn’t mean the filter is

[@boutarbouche5530]

People like u make my life a lot easier thank u very much

[@sramay9852]

My new Brita filter read: 430 using a TDS meter! What is going on? Do I need to rinse the filter in the pitcher more?

[@joanengy106]

Where can I get this filter? I use the Soma water filter, after it I realized that the filters really clean the water.

[@01JH]

You can use your old Brita pitchers and just buy the zero water filters. Zero water makes filters that fit the Brita pitchers. You get 3 filters for about $10 at Walmart. Look for ZeroWater ZR-003-B High-Performance Replacement Filter (Mini) 3PK. You also get a free water meter.

[@labib8aug]

Thanks

[@SoulRedeemer77]

I just bought brita and this video made me upset. I think I will replace with zero water filer. Very helpful info thank you.

[@safetyfirstintexas]

you only need 2 filters, one in the container and one in the brine solution. filters work just like a water softener. brine water releases the contaminants collected on the surface of the plastic beads and holds it in suspension. rinse with one gallon distilled water before use to remove the salty taste. saves you money!

[@patriciadavidovic8265]

what if i dont have water with cloride. does it make it clean to drink?

[@tan5855]

I just received mine from my son-in-law today. My husband and I enjoy the quality taste of filtered water. We look forward to spending less on bottled water and having filtered water conveniently at home. Thanks for sharing this video.

[@tinahoffman7290]

What were the PH comparisons ?

[@michaelprozonic]

the zero water filter was brand new as indicated by priming. the other filter did not prime so it was a used filter?

[@newsigmundfreud3023]

*SHOW US THE METER!*

[@PixelatedChicken33]

@J Scotland O_O

[@kingjax6785]

Head ahh 😂

[@alphonseelric2514]

@J Scotland ugh

[@cdlady54_95]

Zero water comes with a tds monitor. Why r they not using that?

[@BjayawesomeBlackDude]

A fast rush review? 😬

[@yrrek1983]

Does anyone know anything about the filters smelling like fish and not working within a week as claimed by some on Amazon?

[@SharonLGrady]

Why does it take forever for the water to go thru the filters?

[@MrMonkeydomagic]

OMG didnt they say that will do a duble test with two diffrent device ? so what happend with the yellow one?

[@kingssing]

Nice information and testing guys I just purchased one because of your review Thanks Guys

[@secooper1966]

There are a number of edits in the video. Did they use the water they poured?

[@GeddensGC]

So how long does these filters last, about 4 months?

[@xporkrind]

One video I watched said Brita tasted better than zero water. Do you have any thoughts on that?

[@mojukin3018]

My experience is brilliant. I still buy bottled water here and there with helpful minerals etc but overall best 27 quid I ever spent. My tap water taste like dishwater in comparison. I know there's more to this but for the price it's good. Brita does little to my tapwater.

[@GadgetsforGentlemen]

Fantastic video. Just got one. Used your video for the whole set-up. Which was easy. Take care.

[@safetyfirstintexas]

you only need 2 filters, one in the container and one in the brine solution. filters work just like a water softener. brine water releases the contaminants collected on the surface of the plastic beads and holds it in suspension. rinse with one gallon distilled water before use to remove the salty taste. saves you money!

[@arthurkirk2100]

Thanks for a great review video.

[@johnra1269]

Water in my area came up as a very low number of 041 after setting the meter in a cup for approximately 20 minutes. After filtering through zero and setting The meter in for five minutes, The meter read 000.

[@alexgarza2165]

Did y’all’s turn black when you poured the water in too?

[@tangobayus]

San Francisco tap water is about 50 tds (EC 1) and pH 9. What about chloramines? Besides cross-contamination, you didn't move the TDS meter around in the 2nd pitcher.

[@geoffreyevardone4973]

I bought twice Zero water filter this month in Walmart because the taste get bad , really bad after two weeks of using it. I'm really upset because I bought twice in a month and now I got the same result after two months. I want to make a complaint but the web site I couldn't find the customer care.

[@nanagyamfuah52]

What about ph level on zero water

[@ajarnolaf9034]

If you were to travel overseas to another country, like Thailand. Which one would you feel most confident about? Just Curious.

[@pattiannepascual]

Did you send a sample to a lab to check for bacteria,viruses etc?

[@michaelshia8670]

Bacteria and viruses have masses and would show up in the TDS (total dissolved solids).

[@bhbae1]

@@michaelshia8670 Wrong. TDS only detects dirt in the water, not bacteria nor virus. It just takes a minute to Google to see the answer.

[@janetpearle2122]

I have been using Zero Water filters for about 4 years. This is the first time I have tested the new filters for tds and I noticed it registered 33. So I emptied the pitcher and did another filtering and measured the toss and it went down to 24. What is up with this?

[@MessyLittleFoodie]

You have to flush through new filters a couple times.

[@PrincessAloeVera]

does it remove FLOURIDE??

[@robertreznik9330]

Is the no solids water deficient in needed minerals like Ca?

[@jaye8872]

I used this review to make my decision on filters. I love my Zero filter! It is quick and lasts a long time!

[@SharonLGrady]

Why does it take so long for the water to go through the filters when you try to fill up the whole container?

[@MessyLittleFoodie]

@@SharonLGrady the better the filtration, the slower the process. Means it gets more stuff out

[@macsam8778]

I was wondering, what the tamarind taste was, in my water and you answered that for me...thank you!

[@craigrobinson9020]

Why didn't you guys measure pH (you held up a yellow meter at the beginning and never used it) or ORP?

[@MessyLittleFoodie]

When something is that low in dissolved solids you can be fairly certain it’s on the acidic side (which is good as your stomach is acidic)

[@svetlanikolova7673]

To Zero water? START A BRANCH IN BULGARIA? Make a bigger filter for water caption system? Thank you!

[@joroboyvn]

So, it removes the beneficial minerals, or I am missing something?

[@bobbivaneman1584]

DOES THE PITCHER CONTAIN BISPHOSPHONATES ?

[@joefishgolf3]

The reading of 2ppm TDS could have been due to reusing the same glass which the unfiltered water had been poured into, although 2ppm is great, you should pour the filtered water into a clean glass

[@perrywilliams2484]

That's exactly what I was going to comment on. I use steam distillation. But wanted something 4 when the power goes out. This is will be an awesome thing if it works like it seems to. But you need to use clean glass. And have distilled clean water two rinse the tester off in between testings. Otherwise you can transfer some of the contaminated water

[@debrabertelli5076]

We got a zero water for Christmas. It came with a water tester. We tested our city water, 180. We tested Zero Water, 0.

[@desemanon939]

I found this video very helpful and not over-complicated by what the comments are doing.

[@shayolsen852]

You said you were going to check PH, but did not in the video. What were the results?

[@jakewells4098]

So my tap water is 0.39 and the great value bottled water I get from Walmart is 14 . What's the best? Also I put just one piece of sea salt in the bottled water and it went from 0.14 to 112. I thought that was kinda crazy.

[@sheliafarmer]

Seasalt is a mineral, ZERO filters out minerals, you can get your vitamins and minerals from other sorces than drinking water, plus the meter does not tell you how much arsenic or meds that in that water, I going use the ZERO water filter, I already in kidney failure, cancer stomach issues for 9 years

[@Jason-Scott]

Got one yesterday the Britta has been binned. Water read 70 unfiltered and 0 filtered very good indeed 👍🏻👌🏻

[@safetyfirstintexas]

you only need 2 filters, one in the container and one in the brine solution. filters work just like a water softener. brine water releases the contaminants collected on the surface of the plastic beads and holds it in suspension. rinse with one gallon distilled water before use to remove the salty taste. saves you money!

[@zenithgreyz3017]

Ppl have had their zero water tested and it was pure. SO tds doesn't mean just the smell and shit of the water. IT does mean pure or not pure. Or it can mean pure then put lots of minerals in it which raise the tds but it would still be pure since u know you done that yourself. Would adding minerals to this water raise the ph? I heard it barely does.

[@burtreynolds2969]

I just got one a couple months ago and sadly it just doesn't last. Im getting about 15 days out of the filters, which cost $17 each in Canada. After that I get a reading of around 115 tds. I have gone through 3 filters. I have 2 left. After those are done, it's back to Brita. Zero water tastes great at the beginning, but for me, after 15 days, the water gets an unpleasant tangy taste to it. With Brita, my water tastes great for about 2 months.

[@safetyfirstintexas]

you only need 2 filters, one in the container and one in the brine solution. filters work just like a water softener. brine water releases the contaminants collected on the surface of the plastic beads and holds it in suspension. rinse with one gallon distilled water before use to remove the salty taste. saves you money!

[@peterv1806]

Here in Canada, the Brita filters are about $5 each and claim to last for about 151 litres - for me about 2 months. The Zerowater filters are about $17 each (at Walmart) and likely last just over a month. Notwithstanding the promotions, there's quite a price difference. Is it worth it? I suppose consumers would have to decide for themselves. Great video - thank you.

[@CoffeeMadeMeSay]

I'll stick with brita

[@TheKerahaan]

That’s an awesome price where I live there’s only a two dollar difference

[@msmith6811]

@@CoffeeMadeMeSay brita drops down to about 50% efficiency towards the end of the filters life, whereas zerowater remains at around 90% for its whole life. Just some stats for ya

[@carlhammill5774]

or you can pick up case of 40 bottled water from Costco for $4 with same filtration results. I worked out the numbers. Zerowater cost is $39.99 usd vs $17 cost from Costco for same quantity of filtered water.

[@rowdyyates4273]

@@carlhammill5774 what bottled water did you use?

[@Sexyy4life]

This is the first video I’ve seen that the Brita didn’t change after you it is filtered 🧐 and why didn’t you show us the meter?!?! Because it’s sponsored?!?!

[@ai-man212]

Paranoid much?

[@maggiehumble7822]

Question what about creekwater

[@larrypierce9189]

My TDS device is showing triple zero readings for over 4 months. How can I check that it is not defective?

[@DistraitW]

Why don't you use it on some unfiltered tap water then?

[@ChavezDIY]

Thanks for making this video.

[@katherinediaz3499]

Miguel Chavez i checked out your channel.keep up the good work

[@feliciaparivechio6271]

I love mine had it for three month,s and i bought the larger one it,s look read the water before and then check zero water reads ooo after filter

[@jonross6476]

Why does my zero water always smell like fish when the filter needs replacement? Happen to anyone else?

[@DavidCastro-qr8lo]

Jon Ross yes!! I threw my pitcher away cuz it smelled like dead.

[@longrider42]

That is the sign you need a new filter, that's all.

[@TiqueRN]

My Brita did that too and I threw it out!

[@fylzero]

This is actually off the Zero Water website: When the filtered water tastes acidic or fishy the filter has reached the point of exhaustion and must be replaced.

[@cortezforever]

When the TDS reading is 0.06 you are supposed to change the filter, that is when the filter may begin to smell and the water change taste.

[@lauradonaldson3269]

I meant to say that you did not check the pH of either water. If you guys do another test you should chest the settlement and the pH of each water that is what I would be looking for if I were to purchase the zero water.

[@dtz1000]

Should have compared it to the Brita Maxtra cartridges, but you used the old Brita filters which were not very good.

[@canadian4168]

I have the ZeroWater jug in Canada and it reads 147 from tap and 000 in the jug after it go's threw the filter. But the water taste horrible maybe this is what clean water taste like i guess.

[@redandgoldfan3869]

good job. thanks for sharing

[@dawnoftruth1]

Wow, as good as a distiller, how many gallons can it process. I distill water but not having to use electricity to make pure water would be amazing.

[@safetyfirstintexas]

it really doesnt matter, you only need 2 you only need 2 filters, one in the container and one in the brine solution. filters work just like a water softener. brine water releases the contaminants collected on the surface of the plastic beads and holds it in suspension. rinse with one gallon distilled water before use to remove the salty taste. saves you money!

[@jansims1659]

I just unpacked mine ran through once. That measured 21 without filtration my water is 177. The second run through was shockingly zero! 😳😁

[@DentZero123]

Does it get rid of nanoparticles and fluoride

[@brianlanders5306]

Kentucky moonshiners have been distilling liquor since the prohibition days, so it shouldn't be all that hard to make one for water. 😉😊😁😁😁

[@Erin-uh3nj]

I agree that the zero water filter is much higher quality but the price isn’t really that comparable to another like Brita. I went to look for replacement filters today and the zero water was more than double the price of other replacement filters, but I do think it’s worth the money.

[@safetyfirstintexas]

you only need 2 filters, one in the container and one in the brine solution. filters work just like a water softener. brine water releases the contaminants collected on the surface of the plastic beads and holds it in suspension. rinse with one gallon distilled water before use to remove the salty taste. saves you money!

[@rottentroublesmom]

I'm a home canner, and my canned goods taste so much better after using this filtered water inside my jars. I can't tell you if they last longer, but the taste is so good, I don't can my veggies with salt so, and then the jams, I should have done this long ago

[@aalapgandhi7421]

Is the tastes like RO?

[@roos4228]

I’m at the point to buy it but can someone pls tell me how it can be good to even remove minerals if it becomes zero ? Like do you need to put in mineraldrops?

[@Indigoflower1111]

No that’s for distilled water, this is reverse osmosis

[@safetyfirstintexas]

take the drops by mouth or pour into water in another container. if you use the pitcher the filter will remove the minerals.

[@safetyfirstintexas]

@@Indigoflower1111 not reverse osmosis ciation bead filtration

[@roos4228]

@@safetyfirstintexas thank you

[@bmljenny]

FWIW, as of now (6/2021) it doesn't look like they give you prepaid mailers for recycling your filters. They still accept them and maybe give coupons but you have ship them back to them yourself.

[@safetyfirstintexas]

you only need 2 filters, one in the container and one in the brine solution. filters work just like a water softener. brine water releases the contaminants collected on the surface of the plastic beads and holds it in suspension. rinse with one gallon distilled water before use to remove the salty taste. saves you money!

[@terrenceabate1116]

Ya i was checking around for a pitcher filter that removes floride, this one seems decent i did alot of research before watching this. thanx for the review

[@JustxLiving909]

Terrence Abate which one did you get

[@terrenceabate1116]

haven't as of yet, but will be getting the zerowater. Think you will need to take a multi-vitamin though as it not only removes floride which is great but it also strips all the minerals out which will deprive your body.

[@frankroper3274]

Nice video guys!

[@MrWeb49]

Ive owned one They really work You can pour red wine in the pitcher and it comes out clear Love mine.

[@ObjectiveMedia]

Does this remove chloramine??

[@salvagegames9232]

I just picked up the Zero Water pitcher for $17.98 at my local Bed Bath & Beyond on a clearance sale after New Years. I am going back and buy two more as we have to set up a 400 gallon water catchment system on our remote property. We will take two of them and cut the filter mount out of the pitcher insert and epoxy them into the bottom of a 55 gallon blue food grade barrel / drum. This will filter rain water and feed it into a 375 gallon white food grade square tote that will be under the ground to prevent freezing.

[@eyeswideshut2800]

Thanks for the review guys, people are such haters but on to the next review.

[@jacquelineflores9020]

Caution -- Zero water gets pretty pricey if you live in Phoenix. The filter only lasted two weeks before having to replace it. Unfortunately gave away my Brita because so excited about the zero water idea, but paying $30/month on water is a bit much. I guess it could get as cheap as $24 if on the mail order, but still pretty expensive. On the positive side, water tasted good till the filer went bad. And to the person a couple comments down, that horrible taste tells you the filter is bad. Called the manufacturer when it happened to me and that's when I found out that the filter in Phoenix doesn't last that long.

[@apexalpha4947]

Run it through a PUR or Britta filter first...THEN the ZERO second, Hope this helps.

[@GlenT.413]

Do u get any material from the filter in your water

[@charlycash]

Can't out price on health. 40 gallon depending on how much solids are in the water.

[@bobalewis88]

Phoenix 27 years, the tap water is horrible. Consider taking a daily B vitamin with minerals to replace what the filter removes.

[@carolinap4663]

I confirmed that! I bought one and exchanged it thinking it was defective, then the second one did the same. water tasted funny/sour after 2 weeks of using it. This AZ water is bad!

[@haroldgoldenberg8197]

Why does my water taste acidic after going thru the filter. It is a new filter.

[@malchugan2469]

Why salt water triggers some chemical reaction in the fitter? As a result - some poison liquid.

[@safetyfirstintexas]

you only need 2 filters, one in the container and one in the brine solution. filters work just like a water softener. brine water releases the contaminants collected on the surface of the plastic beads and holds it in suspension. rinse with one gallon distilled water before use to remove the salty taste. saves you money!

[@bubbaole9036]

Can I reduce my water bill by recycling my house water thru Zero water?

[@safetyfirstintexas]

no

[@valerieashworth4224]

Can I purchase that and the local target store

[@truecanadian4563]

Walmart

[@jocelynsmith3479]

Valerie Ashworth i got mine at target

[@Hockeyfan9884]

Our water here from the tap is 246 p.p.m. I use zero water, then use tap water combo, and I usually have about 125 p.p.m. Works great.

[@lroyjohnston5560]

I've checked the pH of the water and it's acidic, pH of 5.. Should I be worried about this?

[@safetyfirstintexas]

baking soda can get you alkaline water.

[@SuperDebrag]

Thank you

[@pureblood8712]

I was amazed I tested our tap water before I put it through the water filter and it came up 000, we’ve had our water tested before and we where told we had excellent water but man I never knew it was that good but there are certain times of the month it just taste horrible and it thats why I got this but I also wanted to test my bottled Sam’s club water it it came out 22 before filter, I didn’t run it through the filter but will be changing my bottle water.

[@safetyfirstintexas]

you only need 2 filters, one in the container and one in the brine solution. filters work just like a water softener. brine water releases the contaminants collected on the surface of the plastic beads and holds it in suspension. rinse with one gallon distilled water before use to remove the salty taste. saves you money!

[@lindamorgan3082]

Why can't they make the system in glass? You are still drinking plastics! Does it take chlorine out?

[@farber2]

I bought replacements for brita that zero water makes and got great results. Was skeptical but am amazed.

[@sunnymango2101]

farber2 wow really... what does tester read?

[@nolove2611]

buying it

[@chrisv1251]

My water measures 40 to 90 ppm from the tap. After using the zero water filter it measures 000. I’ve had the filter two months and still measuring 000, I use at least 1 to 3 gallons of water daily.

[@safetyfirstintexas]

you only need 2 filters, one in the container and one in the brine solution. filters work just like a water softener. brine water releases the contaminants collected on the surface of the plastic beads and holds it in suspension. rinse with one gallon distilled water before use to remove the salty taste. saves you money!

[@tracyk3567]

I bought the larger glass dispenser. It did remove a lot of dissolved solids, but the filter laster less than 2 days and started to taste like vinegar or something acidic. I may try to create my own filter for this but it was rather disappointing.

[@pindergui7740]

If anyone drink in that zero water is poison

[@izcab]

Excellent

[@curtispound9467]

I bought a zerowater pitcher. I did not store the pitcher/filter in the refrigerator. The filter was producing a lot of mold. I am allergic to mold. I wish the maker had instructed me to keep my pitcher refrigerated. The mold almost killed me

[@veebee8990]

Well thank you. I had my pitcher for a year and just decided to use it today I'll be sure to put it in there. I'm also allergic to mold.

[@techwg]

Zero means zero. not 2. Why is it not reading 0 after going through the filter?