Does anyone know if this filter works in Zerowater pitcher?
578621
No, I have both pitchers. The Zerowater filter is huge compared to the others. (That's probably necessary because it has more stages of filtration.)
1562903
absolutely. that is why they call this zerowater. it is by far the best filter i used. i do have a professional 6 stage water maker that is designed for my reef tank and that too reads 000ppm of dissolved waste. the only difference is my reef tank water maker is 400 dollars but designed to do several hundred gallons where the zerowater gets water just as pure but will only make 30 gallons.
2101035
If this is the filter for the 4 gallon Zen Water System, I'm not sure it will. As a guideline, only use the filtration system meant for that particular water system. I found a filter from another company for my 4 gallon but it was so wrong in every way. With this being said, I'm not sure this filter will fit what your Zero Water 10 cup pitcher. Maybe someone else has done this and can speak better to the results :)
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.
1337430
it doesn't it change the PH. Zerowater filters your tap water and removes the undissolved solids. Gives your water a really good taste
823185
Not sure. However I fought ever much that it will. The filter is Ade for the Sante via pitcher.
1406479
Bless your heart I don't know...I would contact the company directly... That's the same pitcher I have.. Any thing you find out will be helpful to all who own it...
676921
Karen, the filters that I reviewed go in a counter top unit, not a pitcher. I think that the same filters do work in the pitcher, but check at the zreo water website to be sure.
2224398
Yes it does. I have now been using this for a few months and have found it to work perfectly. No more bad smells or taste in my water. (filters can be purchased for about $10 each)
822268
It's important to soak the new filter in water before putting it in the pitcher. Make sure you hold it under water until the air bubbles stop rising. After that install it in the pitcher and it should not float when you add water.
206206
No idea. My filter never worked well, had to be ditched after a few months and the company's customer service was less than helpful.
1063407
Yes I believe it does but the water must be safe to drink before it is filtered. You cannot try to filter sea water to drink through the zero water filter but if you use salt to soften your drinking water then it should remove those dissolved particles.
542944
It's not identical to distilled. When you first replace the filter, the water is ultra-clean but after a few days the filter is less effective. As to whether it is totally bacteria-free, that depends on how carefully you clean and dry your pitcher every time you change the filter. So short answer: It's probably not better for that purpose.
2236290
Dear Suzanne:I have tried the ZeroWater ZT=2 on regular tap water (registering over 300 consistently) and in a jug of distilled water, registering anywhere from 0 to 100. I trust what it says. My suggestion: try it on both to see what results you get. I trust it. Paul
1740016
Yes. The filters are the same in my other zero water products. There is one note. Zero water changed their filters in about mid-2012. My water cooler had to have a minor adjustment to use the newer filters. When I put the new style filters in my old Zero Water pitcher, it wouldn't filter the water to the full level in the pitcher. No problems with the 6-cup space saver, though.
86335
Yes, it does work. I just installed this filter system, while keeping the Aquasana faucet and copper fitting.
1304487
It worked for me and I have been using it with no problems. Water taste taste exactly the same as it would with the original filter. Why spend more, just use generic filter and save few bucks. Just make sure you follow instruction showed in the manual.