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It conveniently fits in the sink for refilling with a special fill-tray design that helps distribute weight and handles that make it easy to carry. Plus, the slim, space-saving design makes optimum use of your refrigerator shelf.
Our patented, premium carbon filter makes PUR the first leading pitcher filter that removes 99% of microbial cysts. It also reduces chlorine (taste and odor) and 96% of trace levels of pharmaceuticals, giving you clean, great-tasting water. Yet it still leaves behind beneficial fluoride. Pharmaceutical reduction is not certified by NSF/ANSI or state standard. Based on manufacturer testing for average reduction in trace levels of 12 pharmaceuticals. May not be present in all users’ water.
• Removes 2x more contaminants than the leading pitcher 1
• Space-saving: slim design makes optimal use of refrigerator shelf.
• An affordable solution that provides 40 gallons or up to 2 months of clean water per filter.
• Holds 18 8-oz cups (1.125 gallons) of water.

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| Product Type | Advanced MineralClear™ Faucet Mounts | Basic ClassicClear™ Faucet Mounts | Pitchers and Dispenser
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| Product Options | PUR Horizontal Mount PUR Vertical Mount PUR Flavor Options® | PUR Faucet Mounts | PUR 18 cup Dispenser |
| Corresponding Filter | MineralClear™ Faucet Mount Filter RF-9999 | ClassicClear™ Faucet Mount Filter RF-3375 | Pitcher Filter CRF-950Z |
| No Refilling Required | |||
| Estimated Filter Life | 3 months | 3 months | 2 months |
| Water Filtered per Filter | 100 gallons | 100 gallons | 40 gallons |
| Leaves Fluoride in Water | |||
| Filters Over Natural Minerals2 | |||
| Contaminants Reduced per NSF certification | 61 | 61 | 14 |

| 241 of 261 people found the following review helpful: By RDC (Nashville) - See all my reviews 239 of 272 people found the following review helpful: By It's very convenient -- just pour water into the top, and it will, albeit slowly, drip through the filter. Over time, as the filter clogs, it will get slower, so the key is to add more water every time you pour more out -- that way, it's filtering while you are drinking and you aren't waiting. It's actually much more convenient than the faucet-mount filters, which inevitably leak and get painfully slow and force you to wait... Pur is better than Brita, by the way, if you get the Ultimate filters, which filter out cryptosporidium and giardia in addition to chemicals and gunk. Brita doesn't do that; it's an important feature if you have iffy water systems (Mexico, Russia) or a weak immune system... 254 of 295 people found the following review helpful: By B. D. (Boston, MA USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: PUR 18 Cup Dispenser with One Pitcher Filter DS-1800Z (Kitchen) The ds-1800 / ds-1800z does the job, if slowly. Rough ballpark is that if the base is 1/3rd full and you fill the top to full, it'll take 40 minutes (yes, I timed it) for it to filter (slows down towards the end.) If you're starting from empty, you are looking at over an hour to a full container.The filter spec sheet lists mostly high-90's for percent-removal of lots of things, except for MTBE- of which it only removes a minimum of 70%, and a maximum not much higher...still under 80%. Given how common MTBE pollution in water is these days (thanks, California!) and its carcinogenic nature, that's pretty poor. Also, Pur only rates it for a maximum of 2 gallons a day, and "approximately" 40 gallons per filter "depending on local water conditions". They warn you that the filter's performance drops rapidly, but there's no way to tell how long that'll be, even if you have your water tested! Watch out as the top is not 1/2 of the size of the bottom. The... Read more |
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