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Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Brita 42622 On Tap Filtration System, White/Chrome Review

Brita 42622 On Tap Filtration System, White/Chrome
Average Reviews:

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I just bought this yesterday and so far no complaints.I actually paid more because I got mine at Bed,Bath & Beyond and it included a pitcher which definitely was not worth the extra ten dollars but with their discounts and a store credit it was worth it.Plus if I hate it in 2 weeks I'll bring it right back to the store - they take back anything. So installation was a breeze.Water flow is ok considering it is going through the filter.No leaks.Non filtered spray is good too.The only complaint is that I cant use one of those flexible spray attachments so the position of the spray is fixed.I am curious if I will agree with the other reviews after a few weeks that say "no" to this product.I promise to come back (end of June) and write an update

Update:June 22 (Purchased 6/6)So far I have not experienced any problems and I'm pretty happy with it.My only concern is if this filter will last at least 3 months making it more cost effective than bottled water.

Update:Sep. 11Ok, so I recently replaced the filter.The red light had not gone but I figured it might have accidentally got reset. I live alone and it lasted about 3 months - maybe I could have kept it on a little longer though after putting on a new filter you realize how much the water flow diminishes over the life of the filter.I guess this can be expected as the filter does its job and fills up with junk.I do like it better than using the filter-pitchers and I will continue using it.This will be my last update as I feel my review was prettry comprehensive.

Update: Just replaced, Dec. 31st. The red light came on indicating I had about 20 gallons left but filtration was slow.It lasted me (1 person) 3 and a half months this time.I think bigger under sink filters are probaby better but this one does the job if you rent and dont want to mess with the plumbing.

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Product Description:
Fits any Brita® On Tap System. New filter snaps on in one easy step. Detailed instructions inside.
The Brita® On Tap Faucet Filter System has been tested and certified by NSF International, the nation's leading testing authority for water filtration products, for:
ANSI/NSF Standard No. 53 Health Effects - Reduction of:
VOC
TTHM
o-Dichlorobenzene
Lead
Cysts (Cryptosporidium and Giardia)
Asbestos
Turbidity
Carbofuran
Alachlor
Atrazine
Heptachlor epoxide
2,4-D
Chlordane
Trichloroethylene
Lindane
Methoxychlor
Styrene
Toxaphene
Chlorobenzene
Benzene
Endrine
Carbon Tetrachloride
Simazine
Toluene
Tetrachloroethylene
Ethylbenzene
ANSI/NSF Standard No. 42 Aesthetic Effects - Reduction of:
Chlorine
Taste & Odor
Particulate (Class I)
Keeps a healthy level of fluoride, a water additive that promotes strong teeth*.
*Applies to fluoridated municipal tap water.
The contaminants or other substances removed or reduced by this water treatment device are not necessarily in all users' water.
Please read the Performance Data Sheet enclosed in the box.
30 Day Money-Back Guarantee - We guarantee you'll be satisfied with Brita.
One Year Limited Warranty - Warranted for one (1) year from the date of purchase against all defects in materials and workmanship. We will repair or replace it, at our option, free of charge. Terms enclosed. For more information contact us at 1-800-242-7482 (U.S.) or 1-800-387-6940 (Canada).

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Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Brita 42633 Faucet Filtration System, Black/Chrome Review

Brita 42633 Faucet Filtration System, Black/Chrome
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I may be reiterating what many of the reviewers before me have said, but I may have a few helpful points to add.

First, they should have never used plastic adapters.Kitchen faucets with internal threads are quite common and the likelihood is high that you will have to use one of the included adapters to attach the filter to that kind of faucet.The plastic threading simply can't withstand the water pressure that will inevitably push on it when you turn the water on all the way.

It would have been very easy for them to use quality steel parts, and I'm sure most people would have been happy to even pay $5-10 more for something that will actually last.It is especially surprising that they would cut corners on a product where the real profit comes from the replacement filters rather than the original purchase.Who knows what they were thinking (or if they were thinking at all), but this product simply doesn't work when setup correctly.

The use of plastic is not where the problems end, however, because there is literally less than a half an inch of exposed threading within the top portion of the adapter.The adapters themselves also have around a quarter inch of threading.This is really a shame, because even using a weak material like plastic might be sufficient if they had enough threads engaging to strengthen the connection.

That said, if you are set on using this product (or forced to), here are a couple of things you can do to help alleviate the problem.I've gotten mine to work long enough for me to order something from one of their competitors.

- Turn the water pressure down on your faucet.In case you don't know how, there are usually two levers (one hot, one cold) underneath your sink that control the water supply.Try tightening them until the water flow is slow enough that it won't blow the filter off.

- Try epoxy or a similar plastic bonding agent.I used epoxy to bond the adapter to the filter mount.You can then screw it on by holding the rotating ring in place.This is an irreversible and permanent solution, but it will make it so that there is only one point that will leak.

- Another poster suggested you can contact Brita to get a metal replacement adapter.That may be a good solution.However, keep in mind that you will still have to screw the metal adapter into a short length of plastic threading.That may simply shift the weakest point to a different part of the mount.

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Product Description:
You can now get clear, refreshing Brita water right from your tap, and this convenient faucet filtration system features sleek chrome detailing to go with your kitchen d??cor. It works to eliminate 99% of lead and reduce chlorine, bad tastes and odors. It resists bacteria growth and reduces sediment and water hardness. The system is easily attached to your faucet with no tools necessary. The filter is easily replaced after 100 gallons or 4 months, whichever comes first. Switching from filtered to unfiltered water is easy as well. The electronic LED filter replacement indicator flashes red to let you know when the filter is ready to be replaced.Features Include:Fits on your faucetLED filter indicatorEliminates 99% of leadImproves taste and odorEasy to attach

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