brita has a rebate on the pitcher right now up to 10.00 rebate
walmart has it for like 8.97 and the last time i checked there was a printable coupons for 5.00 off a pitcher
so you can get it for 5.00 and get a 10.00 rebate.
ive done it twice and got the 10.00 rebate both times
walmart has it for like 8.97 and the last time i checked there was a printable coupons for 5.00 off a pitcher
so you can get it for 5.00 and get a 10.00 rebate.
ive done it twice and got the 10.00 rebate both times
ORChick said:I've been using a Brita picher for years, and am quite pleased with it. Our water (if I can believe the annual report the water company sends out) is quite good - contains the things it should, and doesn't have much or any of the things it shouldn't - but it smells too much of chlorine. The filter gets rid of that. I find that it filters through fairly rapidly - I can make 2 pots of tea in quick succession, filtering a new pitcher of water while the kettle is heating the first lot (DH and I drink different teas in the morning ). As you like your water 'fridge cold you might want to consider getting some sort of 'fridge pitcher to pour the filtered water into; that way you won't be mixing the cold and room temp. water together, and will always have enough filtered water. That way, also, if you choose to use filtered water for cooking and tea/coffee (as I do) you will have room temp water, and won't need to heat the 'fridge water up from cold. Or, maybe, get two of the Britas, but for just you that might be more than you need.
Cute bunnies!