I have one of those water pitchers with the built it ‘pur’ water filter. Is it ok to use the water from this pitcher for my sea monkey tank?
Okay, so I bought a Pur water filter pitcher so that I would stop buying so much bottled water, with the intention to be more environmentally friendly.
The time just came to replace the cartridge for the first time. What do I with the old cartridge? Can it be recycled at all? I don’t like thorwing things in the trash if I don’t have to.
Okay, so I bought a Pur water filter pitcher so that I would stop buying so much bottled water, with the intention to be more environmentally friendly.
The time just came to replace the cartridge for the first time. What do I with the old cartridge? Can it be recycled at all? I don’t like thorwing things in the trash if I don’t have to.
We live out in the country and have well water that tastes pretty awful. Will the Pur water filter work for us?
Hi. I am trying to figure out something about water filters. I used to live in CT. And the water tasted fine. But I had a PUR water filter anyway to get rid of all the contaminants in the water. I would say I changed the filter about once a month. Just recently I moved to South Carolina. And I have noticed that the tap water here does not taste good. Even when I filter it with my PUR filter, it still tastes almost as bad as coming straight out of the tap. So I want to invest in a new water purifier, and I am trying to figure out what the best one to buy is. I have a small kitchen sink. So I need one that is able to be put in the fridge. Not one on the sink itself. And I have done some research. But I want to invest my money wisely and not just go with what the website for pur or britta or ect… says. So I was wondering what everyone else thinks is the best. And maybe that can help me make up my mind.
Thanks all.
Ok. Can anyone say why they think theres is the best. Like if you have ever used them or seen them used. I want to make sure its just more then you have seen and believed the commercial.
We tried a pur water filter on our sink and we barely used it, just to make bottles for the baby. It only lasted maybe a month if that, so when we went to buy another filter, it was outrageous. We thought if we had to replace the filter every month then it wouldn’t be cheaper, but I’m starting to reconsider, maybe buy a pitcher. Those filters are expensive too, but how long do they last? Is it really cheaper to go that route?
I have been apartment-sitting for a friend, and they have really bad water here so I bought a PUR water filter for the kitchen faucet.
I installed it, and it works great, but my friend will be back soon and I wanted to get it off of the faucet before they return so I can use it in my own apartment…but it is stuck.
What can I use to loosen it up so it can be easily unscrewed? I don’t want to twist it too hard for fear of the faucet breaking.
Thanks!
ok we had a pur water filter on our sink but we never used it and and it was in the way all the time. Well we took it off and put a new screw in filter thingy ( the normal ones a sink originally comes with) well now the water is coming out dark drak gray. I let it run 5 minutes and everything idk what to do now
If so, why? I’ve been using a Pur water filter for a few years. I’ve never had a cavity in life, but the other day when I was at the dentist, he said that I have an area of decay in my mouth that could lead to cavities. I have to get the teeth bonded. I’ve always taken good care of my teeth - the only thing that’s changed is I’ve been drinking filtered water. I drink a lot of water, so this could have an impact if there is no flouride in the filtered water. Why is it supposed to be harmful, or do they just do it for the taste? I know there is a link to infertility and large amounts of flouride though I think infertility could be a good thing in our society. Anyway, could that make a difference, if flouride is filtered out?
I’m sick and I want to use my humidifier. Its been in the closet because I haven’t used it forever. I can’t remember if I need to use distilled water or not. I really don’t want to drive to the store. Can I use water from the tap or water filtered through a pur water filter thing? Thanks.
I have a PuR water filter on my faucet and change the filter every 30 days. When I make ice cubes they look normal, but when I put them into a class of water they start to shed little white flakes. What are they and how can I prevent them?
our pur water filter’s flow has slowed down to barely a trickle. it is less than a 3 weeks old so I know it isn’t the filter, what could the problem be? I know our house has pretty old pipes in it and they are pretty rusty. could that be the issue? what is the best water filtration system for homes with old rusty pipes?
does anyone have one, or the pitcher? Or a PUR water filter? I live in Chicago, so our tap water is fine, I’m just trying to wean someone off Dasani bottles. Any input or advice on any products would be appreciated.
I have a tap mounted PUR water filter. Do I replace the filter when the red stripe appears in the window or when the red stripe completely fills the window in?
I have a pur water filter. Does water filters filter out floride?
