PUR CR-6000 2 Stage Oval Water Pitcher
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| Category: Kitchen
Buy New: $14.70 - $39.95
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Avg. Customer Rating:  68 reviews
ASIN: B002UD5UQ4
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| Customer Reviews: Read 63 more reviews...
 Flimsy pitcher. August 30, 2010
The pitcher is flimsy. The lid (even more flimsy) was cracked when it arrived. I'm just using the inner filter part and keeping the water in a large glass jar. The filter part works quite well.
 Water for all August 18, 2010
I purchased this to replace an older filter pitcher we got as a wedding present years ago. That model was discontinued so I was hunting for a similar item. This pitcher is slim enough to get on the door of the refrigerator without any hassle. Just don't overfill it or it drips a little when you angle it in or out. I just have to keep up with the refills but that is standard anyway.
Filters clog up after 10 days August 16, 2010
I bought the pitcher version although I have very clean water, did it to get the fluoride taste out. After 2 weeks, nothing running through. Called Pur, they promised me a filter replacement coupon, and sent me a 2 for 1 instead. Bought new filter, clogged up again after only 10 days. Are they trying to fraud people into buying a new filter every 2 weeks? I had the faucet version, too, for over 6 years, and it holds up to 6 months. What is going on here?
This is a SMALL Pitcher August 12, 2010
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Pur filters are great, just FYI - they're not kidding when it says
"Holds 7 8-ounce cups"
My fault really, I was looking for a 2-4 liter pitcher, which my friend had, and it looked exactly like the picture on the box, but in reality this is less than 2 liters.
I wish they would put the size by liters instead of cups. Each time I use it, I have to refill. Kinda annoying..
But other than the size you can't go wrong with a Pur filter.
this filtered pitcher is a bargain July 23, 2010
This is an excellent value in a filtered pitcher. Sure, it's not massively huge, but that's a good thing, or else it'd take up too much room in your fridge. We have 4 people in our house, and it's big enough for us. After you fill your glass or pitcher or water bottle, simply stick the Pur pitcher under the tap to re-fill it before sticking it back into the fridge. So really, there's no excuse for it to not always be full of water. If you have a huge family, then just get a standard non-filter pitcher and fill it up with several pitchers of water from the Pur filter to start out with and then keep the Pur topped off.
The spout is small enough so that it's easy to fill the tiny openings of water bottles with, without spilling any water. Before going for a walk or jog, I fill my regular water bottle this way.
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