Clear2O Filter (3 Pack)

This Best Selling Clear2O Filter (3 Pack) tends to SELL OUT VERY FAST!!

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 2.3 x 5.4 x 6.8 inches ; 1 ounces
• Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B0012LG2GM
• Item model number: CWF1034
  

List Price : $21.99
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Product Description

From the Manufacturer
Clear2O Filter 3-pk.
Clear2O replacement filters NSF-certified to reduce up to 53 contaminants, its block carbon filter cleans 50 gallons (that's 88+ refills.), the equivalent of 378 disposable half-liter water bottles.

Product Features

• 1 filter cleans 50-gallon that's over 88 pitchers
• System tested and certified by NSF for the reduction of chlorine taste and odor
• Reduces lead mercury asbestos cadmium voccyst
• Equivalent of 378 disposable half-liter water bottles
• Solid block carbon

This Best Selling Clear2O Filter (3 Pack) tends to SELL OUT VERY FAST!!

Customer Reviews

Clear2O makes a decent pitcher, with a few design quirks. However, their filters do a much better job of removing impurities than Pur or Brita could ever hope to, and the taste difference is truly noticeable. The solid block carbon is the secret, but if you are looking for a "crisp" taste rather than a "dull" taste, go for the Brita.
The filters are supposed to be changed after 50 gallons, but I've read that the pitcher may show "red" before the 30 gallon point. I can say that Clear2O changed their filters about a year ago to last an extra 10 gallons (I called in about the slight change in filter model numbers). Unfortunately, the pitcher is not modified to accommodate this change, so you just have to run the pitcher until it's back in the "green" area again if your pitcher is like mine (surely newer ones accommodate this change now).
I've found that the filters still seem to filter about the same until after the second full cycle of green-to-red. At that point, the taste starts to get a little different and you run the risk of some sort of bacterial floaters resting on the bottom of the pitcher. This behavior is probably why the Clear2O site says you need to clean the inside of the pitcher with vinegar at each filter change, because not doing this assures the bacterial film will eventually appear. If you always refill the pitcher before it ever runs out of water, you can almost assure in time a bacterial film, which can be dislodged by shaking the water around and then looking through the pitcher at a light source. It appears to be harmless, as I found out I'd been drinking the film for awhile.
This three-pack gives you the best price per filter, and it can be sent via Prime.
Why do I put up with the "dull" taste and the potential for a harmless film? Because both the laboratory test results and my tongue tell me there's almost nothing left but pure water, and that is what I want for tea, coffee, and any other drink I may desire, and we go through a lot of filtered water in my home.

It's fast. Less than a minute to fill a pitcure with filtered water compared to 10 minutes or so for Brita. The 40 gallon filtering capability is good and the color warning code helps you know when to change filters.

 

Clear2O Filter (3 Pack)