ZeroWater ZP-010, 10 Cup Water Filter Pitcher with Water Quality Meter

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ZeroWater ZP-010, 10 Cup Water Filter Pitcher with Water Quality Meter

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10 CUP WATER FILTERING PITCHER: You'll always have cleaner, pure tasting water on hand with our BPA-Free, water filter pitcher in your fridge. The included, free water quality meter lets you test your water, so you never have to wonder about its quality.
FIVE STAGE WATER FILTRATION: Unlike many water filters & pitchers, ZeroWater filters use 5 stages of filtration, to bring you cleaner, better tasting water. Instead of carbon filtering only, our filters use Ion Exchange Technology to reduce contaminants.
NOT AN ORDINARY WATER FILTER: ZeroWater filters filter water in 5 stages, are NSF certified to reduce lead and other heavy metals. Zerowater removes 99.6% of total dissolved solids, 2X more than the leading brand (tested by independent lab).
GET MORE OUT OF YOUR WATER: Remove more impurities from your water with ZeroWater's unique, 5 stage filter system. With a variety of options, you can have cleaner water anywhere, from pitchers, bottle filtration systems, or portable on-the-go cup filters.
GET THE LEAD OUT: ZeroWater filters are the only pour-through filters NSF Certified to remove chromium & lead. Our pitchers, tumblers, & dispensers remove virtually all solids for the purest tasting water.
NOTE:Kindly refer to the user manual provided as a PDF manual in the product description section

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Customer Reviews

The Secret of Filter Longevity Some have complained their filters do not last long enough. I believe I have a solution:When I was a teenager with nothing else to do, I went to the public swimming pool every day. In my boredom, I decided on an experiment: I showered after the pool, but did not wash my hair. I discovered the chlorine left a thick, gummy residue making it nearly impossible to comb my hair. With that in mind, we fill our water filters with water from two pitchers we leave sitting out, uncovered, at least 8 hours. This allows the chlorine in the water to evaporate before going through the filter. Result: We bought our Zero Water pitcher in mid April 2017. Our tap water reads 050. Our filtered water still reads 000. Today is June 25th.I will update this review whenever our filter finally needs replacing. Meanwhile, I'm requesting other owners to try my experiment and reply to this review when you have determined if evaporating the chlorine before filling your filter pitcher makes a difference in how long your filters last. Thanks.To respond to other complaints:1. The filter leaks: My wife installed the filter. It leaked. I tightened it per the instructions and it stopped leaking. If your filter leaks, you didn't tighten it properly.2. The water takes forever to go through the filter: I noticed the top of the filter was blocked by air bubbles. I used a little thin plastic spoon to gently chase the bubbles around and make them "pop" through the membrane. I was very careful not to damage the membrane. The water then drained through the filter properly.3. The carbon filter stuff is getting into the top chamber: So what? That's pre-filter. It is not pretty, but it does not matter. You don't have a problem unless you have pieces of filter in the bottom chamber. Ignore it.We also bought the larger tank for the fridge. A full ZeroWater pitcher perfectly fills the upper chamber on the tank. We are using the recommendations of another reviewer who runs the water through the smaller pitcher to fill the larger tank. This extends the life of the filters. When the filter in the tank needs replacing, he moves it to the pitcher. That performs a pre-filtering for the newer filter in the tank, extending the life of the tank filter. Great idea. With that said, do not misunderstand. Our pitcher filter has been used the most since we drink from it as well as from the tank, and we use it to fill the tank. And yet it is still reading 000.Since you have read this far, you win a free magic trick! We are big fans of the Carbonaro Effect, and I figured out a Carbonaro-style trick with our fridge tank. When you are going to have company over, fill the tank to the top and when the lower chamber is full, fill the upper chamber to the top, too, and put in the fridge. When setting the table for dinner, ask Aunt Gullible to fill the water glasses. As she is doing so, explain how the filter fills itself by extracting the moisture from the air in the fridge, and how this helps prevent mold growth in the fridge. After dinner, remind Aunt Gullible to check the filter to see if it is full yet. She knows nobody has gone near the fridge, and will be astonished to see the filter is full again, or at least, refilled substantially. 5Actually makes tap water taste worst! After awhile the filter will go bad and ... Actually makes tap water taste worst! After awhile the filter will go bad and have a funky fish smell. If you boil the water your whole house will smell like fish. I didn't have another filter handy, it went through FIVE filters in a short period of time and it is just my husband and I, plus I drink more water at work. Rather than use this I just started drinking the tap water...and it was better than this product!!! 1The best but not perfect Sorry, for the super long review. Here is a short summary and if you want to read the entire life story of my water filter you are welcome to it below:Pros:High quality filters that work really, really wellThe pitcher design is well thought outOnly change filters about once every 6 monthsCons:Expensive filtersHave to change the filter immediately after the meter reads 006 (about every 6 months)Rough edges on pitcherThe push to dispense spout is a jokeThis filter is pretty darn good. Before I purchased it I found several independent studies on the internet, including one done by my alma mater, that all agreed that Zerowater is the best pitcher water filter out there. Now that doesn t mean this is a super filter or anything like that. It is designed to take clean, potable water and remove any remaining impurities. It is not designed to filter dirty or contaminated water, you will clog your filter. There are other, very good, filtration systems out there designed for applications like that.One of the things I really like about the design of this filter is that the filter actually screws into the top of the pitcher and there is a rubber O-ring that makes sure you have a tight seal. The O-ring is part of the filter assembly, a new one comes with each filter, so you don t even need to worry about the O-ring wearing out over time. This design ensures that all the water from the top reservoir has to go through the filter before going into the main body of the pitcher (bottom reservoir) where you can pour it out. This is one of the main reasons why I switched from Britta to Zerowater. I took a look at how my Britta filter was working and I noticed that only about half of the water was going through the filter. The other half was actually going around it into the bottom reservoir. Since the filter on a Britta is a drop in design, the size of the filter has to match the size of the hole in the pitcher exactly. If not, water will flow around the filter and not much will go through. I threw away that filter and tried a new one, same problem. So, I started looking for a better designed water pitcher.I have owned and used this Zerowater pitcher for two years, and I definitely think it is the best. Yes, the filters are expensive, especially compared to Brita filters, but with my tap water and usage level, I only need to change filters about once every 6 months. For the performance, and the fact that Britta filters are supposed to be changed every 2 months, I find that pretty reasonable. Your mileage may vary depending on how bad your tap water is and how much water your family uses.The one bad thing about this filter, when the reading reaches 006 on the included meter, change the filter as soon as possible. Not because that level of minerals in the water is suddenly dangerous, but because, in my experience, it is the first sign that the filter is starting to go bad. And when the filter goes bad, it does so quickly. Taking regular readings, it is my experience that the meter reads 000 for the first 3-4 months, climbs to 003 in month 5, and 006 in month 6. After it reaches 006, I only have maybe two weeks to change the filter before the water starts to smell fishy. And I mean that literally, like fish. It starts off very subtle at first, but it will get stronger and stronger. I don t know if it comes from some chemical from the filter leaching into the water or if it is from some sort of bacterial contamination in the filter but to avoid it, change the filter immediately when the meter reads 006.On fit and finish, when I first got the pitcher there were a lot of rough edges in the plastic, especially on the handle. That was weird and slightly annoying, you would think that for a premium water pitcher they would pay more attention to something like that. Also, the push to dispense spout at the bottom of the handle is a joke. You only get a trickle of water out of it. You ll be standing there for 5 minutes waiting for your cup to fill up or you can just pick up the pitcher and pour the water in 5 seconds. Needless to say, I have always just used the pour spout 5Buyer beware: signficantly shorter filter life! Okay, here's the deal. When I first bought this pitcher 2 weeks ago I was incredibly excited, I read all the reviews, got hyped about the product and couldn't wait to try it out. Got my pitcher in the mail, and immediately started testing all my water sources (my house, my work, bottled water) and I was shocked to find out that the water in my home was in the 400's. Just as advertised, the product worked and reduced my water readings to 000. For comparison, my walmart brand filters in my old pitched did not reduce the TDS reading AT ALL. Everything was fine until this week (after using the pitcher for a total of 10 days) when i started noticing my water tasted a little funny. Prior to this, I had been testing my filtered water every 2 days, which it continually read 000. So I retested my filtered water and it read 763! I was absolutely disgusted. I then tested my tap water again, and it read 440. So I completely emptied my pitcher, and tried filling it up again and got the same results. I called the company to complain, and they told me that because my water TDS level was so high to begin with that my filter life expectancy was going to be lower, and that having a HIGHER concentration then the tap water after the filter life has expired was to be expected.I understand that I may not get the full life expectancy of the filter with a higher then average TDS level in my tap water, but replacing these filters every 10 days is just not affordable at the price of these filters. Additionally, they recommend you change your filters when your water reaches 006, however when i tested my water 2 days prior to this extreme TDS elevation, it read 000. I would expect that there would be a GRADUAL increase in the TDS level over time, however it appeared to go from 000 to 763 overnight. And believe me, the 763 water was so concentrated with..... who knows what, it made the water taste absolutely disgusting (i'm not exaggerating). 1Works Great but Do These Things So the filter on this thing is great. I've read numerous reviews including some who ran lab results on the water and this filter seems to come up on 75% of the time as a great, top 5 filter. So why the negative reviews. Here's my take:The filter itself is great but the pitcher is junk. I noticed that the top doesn't make a tight seal to keep the unfiltered water from coming out. Therefore, when you have unfiltered water still in the top section and you try to pour some of the filtered water, a little of the unfiltered water will leak out of the top and into your cup. I've run multiple tests and I always show elevated total dissolved solids when trying to pour a cup with unfiltered water still in the top. However, when I wait until all of the unfiltered water has been filtered down to the bottom, voila! TDS drops to zero. I believe this is the primary problem with users who are finding elevated TDS levels on new filters. It's not that the filter isn't working. It's the pitcher top allowing the unfiltered water in.About filter life: I stole this idea from the most popular review but put my own twist on it. The most popular review recommends to buy two of these filters to get a long filter life. But I didn't want to buy two and I already owned a Brita. So instead, I used my already existing Brita filter to do the same thing. My Brita filter helps to catch all of the big stuff and takes my TDS down from around 350 (Houston tap) to 150. I then pour the filtered water from the Brita into the Zero Water. So far I've been doing this for about a month with over 20-30 gallons filtered and Zero Water filter is still filtering down to zero TDS.Next, about speed: This filter is not quick. It takes a good 8-10 minutes to filter a full top section of water. I normally keep the Brita full and this filter right next to it. At night I will dump the filtered water from the Brita into the top section of the Zero water and then go to bed. By the next morning I have the water I will need for the day.Lastly, I really like the way the water tastes or should I say lacks of taste. There is a big difference between the taste and smell of the Brita water and this water which has no taste or smell to it. With the exception of the filtering time and junky pitcher, I'm very pleased with this filter. 4Great quality water, but the spout design needs improvement I've owned this one as well as the 8 cup version. ZeroWater tastes better than Brita by far, and the filter lasts for longer than advertised if you're drawing water from a good-quality municipal source.However, the Achilles heel in both cases was the spout, which in principle is a good idea. On the 8 cup version, the flow rate was frustratingly slow, making me eventually give up on using the feature. On this one the flow rate was more acceptable, but still too slow if the water level is low. After a little less than two years of use, the spout button popped out due to a broken plastic piece. The spout failed open, so the pitcher is now unusable even just to pour. 3READ THIS if you re going to purchase this product! I wish someone would have told me these things! Okay. TRUTH time. I live in Arizona. We have some of the worst tap water in the US. I was shocked to read the TDS in our water was almost DOUBLE the EPA recommended amount. The worse your water, the quicker you go through the filter. I was completely shocked when I blew through my first filter in TWO WEEKS. You will know because your water tastes acidic- almost as if someone added a few too many lemon wedges to your water. I wish someone would have warned me about this. However, I am willing to pay for a new filter every couple weeks because I want peace of mind that I am putting clean water into my body without having to buy bottled water (which I don t trust either!). If you re going to buy this pitcher, just know that how fast you go through the filter depends on how much junk is in your water where you live. I like this filter because it filters out everything: Heavy metals, fluoride, chemicals, and yes, even the good minerals. I subscribed to Amazon for replacement filters, and for the cost down to about $8 a filter which means $16 a month to know that I am drinking clean, pure water! 5This system is a piece of garbage and will be treated as same. I've been using a Brita pitcher for years and was happy with it. I decided to try Zero water filter because I bought into the hype about zero dissolved solids. What a mistake. The pitcher does filter the water for zero solids, but only for 5 weeks. Right out of the box I started with the supplied filter it only lasted 5 weeks. They stated to change the filter when it reads 006. After 5 weeks my water smelled and tasted really foul. I checked the water going in and it was 127 coming out it was 345. So not only did the filter stop filtering but also added old contaminants back into the water. I contacted Zero-Water and they were only interested in how many gallons was filter. I don't know but it wasn't many. I only use the filtered water for my coffee maker and a glass a water a day to take my meds. So how much is that? I wanted to be fair and bought a 2 pack from Amazon. I figured let me try these 2 and see. Well, This is a POS. The second filter lasted about 5 weeks when I noticed particle coming out and sitting in the top potion. Water tastes bad and is 45 on the meter. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS. I going back to brita. 1Not for use in Arizona, Nevada or North Dakota The level of particulates in the water determines how many gallons of water per filter you can get from this system/pitcher. In Arizona, I can get EIGHT GALLONS OF WATER PER FILTER only. Guess I'll keep buying bottled.I sure wish the product description had mentioned this before I went through the hassle of purchase and return.The particulate map was included WITH the purchase but should be a part of the initial purchasing information. I would not suggest this product as a good alternative to bottled. 1Well at first it was fine, but after only 3 weeks Purchased this after much research. Was concerned about the Chromium 6 in our water and it was the only filtered pitcher that removes it. Was concerned about the negative comments but thought we'd give it a try. Well at first it was fine, but after only 3 weeks, there is a metallic taste to the water. The reading is still only 0, so it is really strange. It is undrinkable. Starting feeling sick a week ago, now after reading many of the comments, I see it is related to the water from this pitcher. I will not get another filter, I believe it is the filter that is making the water taste like that. Do yourself a favor, do not buy this ZeroWater Pitcher. If you google, acidic, metallic taste from ZeroWater Pitchers, you will see many more negative results! Wish I had done that first before purchasing it!! 1

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