I don’t drink water. I fill my tea kettle from the tap, as chlorine evaporates rapidly and completely from hot water. I usually drink two pints this way (one coffee and one herbal tea), and I drink a can of fizzy water at lunch, and maybe a beer with dinner.

I like the taste of PUR the best. I keep one of these in my fridge and replace the filter with one of these every few months.

I installed a RO system when I moved into my house

Non I have a soft water supply

I use a Brita tank but the filters are generic made to fit in Brita water tanks.

I just drink the tap water. It’s ok. Letting it sit for a few hours to let the chlorine escape helps the taste. I haven’t thought those pitchers to be any good but who knows. If I really wanted to filter the water, I’d look at an MSR gravity filter or similar.

I use the Aarke filter, mostly because it has hardly any plastic, and works fantastically. I’m considering getting the water2 installed so all my taps are filtered clean water, with the rise of micro plastic concerns, I use filtered water even for cooking.

I use brita ultra

I live in a country with world’s cleanest tap water, so none.

I have a Brita. But I only use it for my coffee machine and my steamer so I don’t have to descale them so often.

My water doesn’t really need filtering, but I dated someone who didn’t want to take the risk (and for a really good reason) we just used a brita branded one.

I use a britta-type generica, but inky for the water that goes in the coffee machine. All drinking water goes through a local water carbon filter.

https://thelocalwater.com

An absurd amalgamation of a 4 part while house filter, a softener, and an under sink reverse osmosis thing for drinking water.

The water here has enough dissolved solids in it that before I put in that stuff if the pipes got a pinhole leak in them it would seal itself within a couple hours at the expense of everything having a white crust on it.

I don’t. My filter is on the tap.

I use Brita, but I’m absolutely disappointed with it and I don’t even know if it’s worth for me to waste my money on it.

The other day there was yellow water coming from the tap, probably it has to do something with the construction outside. But I only noticed it while filling up my Brita jug, and guess what - it remained yellow after filtering it. I mean, no change at all. Not even slightly clearer, no. The same. And I use original Brita cartridges which are expensive af. I was in two weeks of usage that time, so the cartridge wasn’t even near the end of its lifecycle.

The other part of my disappointment is that these Brita jugs are extremely brittle. The first one cracked on the bottom after one year, the second one cracked at two places also after one year (although the second one isn’t leaking yet). And I have no idea why they crack so easily, it’s not like I’m slamming them to the kitchen counter in any way. I’m actually quite careful with it, knowing how poor quality it is. Absolute garbage.

So I’m also seeking for a high quality brand, but I’m not ready for those reverse osmosis things, just a pitcher.