Are there any glass pitchers for brita filters
1965328
I do not know of glass pitchers for brita filters....have never looked. I especially like this pitcher, it's smaller thatn most that I've had and easier for me to use, I have a weak wrist.It has a date you can set to remind you when to change filter, not automatic, you pick your date based on your use.
1965329
Hi, Joyce Durand, thank you so much for your answer to my Brita glass pitcher question, guess I will look into the one you suggested...
1965330
I have not seen one yet. If you use the plastic one, make sure you clean it thoroughly every three months, let it dry and use again.
916065
Carol, that is a good question. I broke mine too, but I have been using a Tuperware type pitcher and it works pretty well.
576548
As far as I know, there are 3 types of Brita replacement filters - (1) For on-tap faucet; (2) For pitcher; (3) For soft squeeze water bottle. Their form/shape are very different. For your Grand Brita, (2) is what you need - that is what I have been buying for my pitcher too.
1906394
I have a takeya pitcher. Don't know "model" but I think they may all be the same. Mine is tall column w/ black screw-on lid.
2239052
it should filter the same as any Brita pitcher. i saw no difference - just could hold more water than my other pitcher!
526402
Same filters! Brita uses a standard filter so you're all set! Also the Brita Max is the single best thing in my kitchen - so much easier to fill and use than the pitchers.
2112411
This filter fits the pitcher I bought at Walgreens a few years ago. No problems.
1029652
The manual states that they "recommend filling with tap water or alternatively, with 50% demineralised water and 50% tap water in areas where the water is very hard." I use bottled, not distilled, water because the local tap water is so hard a Brita filter is good for one or two pitchers before becoming fouled beyond use. Good luck.
576549
There are 2 kinds of filters for Brita pitchers. the old style and the new style. they both fit all style Brita pitchers. Be careful though. the new style is very loose when you put it in, unlike the old style that flt snug. I was very upset at this and almost returned them, due to leaking, before I realized you need to push down firmly on the new style filter and actually push it down into the cartridge hole (Countersink it) for it to work properly. The old style sat flush and snug, but was a pain to pull out when time to change. Whichever you get, they both work for ALL Brita pitchers.
2049908
I finally found one at DavidsTea in the store which is a very good quality and when closed, can be shaken, because the top is screwed on. It's in the picture here in the back: http://www.davidstea.com/summer-tea-club but for some reason I don't see it for sale on-line. You're right, it shouldn't be so hard to find a good pitcher, but maybe there's a business opportunity here!
1661710
No. The coupler on the bottom of my pitcher between the glass bowl and the base motor unit is a metal piece that has several metal "spokes" (or fingers) that fit down onto the rubber extensions on the base motor rubber coupling. You will probably have to either obtain a new pitcher assembly that includes the blade unit or perhaps you can simply get a replacement just for the blade assembly alone. However, given that my blender is quite old, it is possible that your pitcher may have a different connecting piece.
1048479
I am assuming not. I suspect all of the manufacturers make proprietary filters for their pitchers. Again this is an assumption... You might try it and be surprised.
954001
Only Brita soft squeeze bottles can use these filters. It attaches at the top. Filter drops in a hole provided at top and squirt cap twists onto the top. Hope this information is helpful for your purchase. If you have a Brita soft squeeze bottle, this is the way to go for replacing your filters.
916062
Gee Carol, I really wish I had the answer but I don't. If Amazon doesn't have a replacement pitcher (Amazon is where I purchased my tea maker), try searching on ebay. If you are successful in locating a pitcher, please let me know where you found it for future reference.
2038687
No. You should only use Pyrex-style borosilicate glass if you're using it to boil water in the microwave. The pitcher could easily shatter.
676918
Get a zero pitcher to fit the replacements and you are set! The filter is large and I believe it will only fit a Zero pitcher. This is a terrific product.
576545
I believe this size will fit nearly all larger Brita tanks. Anything the size of a pitcher or bigger. These will not work in smaller Brita products like the faucet attachment or water bottle filters.