does it fit brita everyday pitcher
1932676
As far as I know they fit just about all if the pitchers. I use them in 3 different sizes & styles & they work great in all of them.
1906395
I have the 2 qt pitcher with it. It doesn't nearly go to the bottom, so it might fit the 1 qt too. Check out their website. It might say it's interchangeable.
1183477
No this one fits a wider glass pitcher. It's about 5.25 inches wide. I too had the smaller opening and ended up buying both a new pitcher and top for it.
1505020
I do not think it does. However, it does fit the Brita style. And I do know the ZeroWater filters do NOT fit the Brita, so, without actually trying them, I would assume the answer is no, the Mavea does not fit the ZeroWater.
1812686
Yes, this does fit the Keurig Coffee Maker - not sure if I have the 2.0 system as mine was given to me used by a family member. You have to REMOVE the FRONT BASE from the coffee maker in order for this pitcher to fit under it. Then just slide your base back into place. (If YOUR front base doesn't slide away from the coffee maker - then this won't work for you. But I think most if not all systems do have a removable base.
1112336
Unfortunately, Brita products are only for Brita products. You would have to secure it at the top of your bottle and than squeeze the bottle so water can go through the filter. If you are able to secure it and squeeze the bottle it might work.
27912
The answers to your questions are probably "No" and "No". Check out pecemu's answer on February 26, 2014. Most likely, the filter is not all the way in because the long slot on the side of the filter in not aligned with the rib on the side of the filter holder. My pitcher does not have an alignment mark like pecemu describes, just that rib inside the holder.
1994378
no - it doesn ´t fit - it´s a little bigger than a regular cup or soda can.
576544
All Brita pitchers and dispensers, including the Grand Brita, use the exact same filter. The only choice is how many replacement filters you want in a package. Brita has other filters but they are for the Brita Drinking Bottle and the Brita Faucet Filtration system, not what you have. For more info, you can go to http://www.brita.com/products/replacement-filters.
2245540
yes. I have a gal rubbermaid pitcher. works perfectly. I made orange water and it was great. using one orange. I love this water infuser. great invention.
526401
I have no idea what type of pitcher Costco sells. i had a look at their website and there is nothing there. If it is a Brita pitcher then it will most probably be the same type. This is the only type of filter I could find on Costco's website. http://www2.costco.com/Browse/Product.aspx?prodid=11610606&whse;=bd_115&topnav;=bdoff&cat;=77627&hierPath;=6213*77265*77268*77627*〈=en-USIf this is what you are referring to, then yes indeed. These are exactly the same type of filter that the ULTRA MAX uses.
1926921
It depends on how strictly you define fit. The bottom fitting will fit, but just barely. I never feel mine screws on properly. This pitcher is also taller and narrower than those made by Oster, so my lid does not fit.
1479140
The opening is large enough for a Brita filter, but not for the housing that holds the filter. Perhaps there are filters that don't require any housing, but I am not familiar with that.
576551
Brita pitchers all use the same water filter. Bottles use a different size. Your Grand Pitcher will use the Brita Pitcher Filter. You can also recycle the used filters. See the Brita website-Whole Foods is a collection point.
1102059
I know you asked this question a long time ago, but here's my two cents:My understanding is that Brita filters are meant for water that is already potable. I would HIGHLY recommend the LifeStraw for what you're talking about! Here's the link: LifeStraw Go Water Bottle with Integrated 1000-Liter LifeStraw Filter
1505021
I do not know and it's not like most pitchers..it looks like the others and it's not comparable with the Brita I own. I still have em in my drawer
1896680
Yes it does. Pitcher sits on a small heating plate like an electric tea kettle.