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Question: Do the used ones come with a fresh filter?
Document: So , besided looking great, it holds the right amount of water.I've used larger ones and they're just too much. i'm a 240lb guy, and find them annoying. I cant imagine other people would like a 10cup+ pitcher.THE BEST FEATURE is that the upper filter insert is 1 piece.. so when you have a little water in the filter (or to be filterd) and try to pour a cup...
I have used various types of Brita water filter pitchers off and on for the last 20+ years. It always deliver clean-tasting and fresh-smelling water every time (when the filter is replaced regularly). I switched to using an on-the-tap water filter from another company (works great! ), but had to switch back to water filter pitcher when I got a new kitchen tap with spray hose. This pitcher is updated with an electronic digital counter for filter change.
I have been using Brita pitchers for almost 15 years, and have used quite a few different ones. Recently I had to replace one (which got dropped and cracked). There were only a couple of models available in our local Kroger store, so I ended up with this model. And I have been cursing Brita ever since. (That's after I wrote to them and got an idiotic non-sequitur response. )Here are the main problems I have with it:1.
I like brita and I like that their products last a long time. My only issue w/ this design is that the front lid tends to come off a lot. Also, if you are not patient and wait for all the water to filter if you pour it, unfiltered water can seep in the filtered water when you tip to pour it out.
I'm in my 7th week on that one, and the water still tastes fresh.The water tastes so much better than the faucet, my sister went WOW, tastes better than  her filtrated Refrigerator water. The product is very simple to use, as the water lowers beneath the filter in the pitcher, just refill the reservoir (taking care to fill from the side, not on the filter).
Just don't let the pitcher sit for awhile with the water level below the bottom of the filter when it's installed.There are always fine carbon particles in the bottom of the pitcher. They come out of the filter with use. Personally, I don't like that feature, but I've never been fearful of those little things because the human body is also about 23% carbon. Best of a healthy life to you!
I fill my glass up and refill the tank and put it back in the fridge and by the time I come back it's ready again.One thing that I will say is a con is that if you fill the filter reservoir up too much the unfiltered water will start to trickle into the filtered reservoir. But this is an easy fix once you figure out how much to fill up the tank on top. I was overfilling it and that's why this happened.
The portion with the indicator does not fully snap on mine. BUT, I've never had it fall off.Important:  Be sure to follow all instructions, including never letting the filter sit for long periods without being wet (I didn't realize that with my last pitcher).Background:  there were a lot of lime deposits on my sink. The stain wouldn't come out. I found out it was hard water, and began to wonder about the water.
We use this for our drinking water, coffee water, tea water. Often used with MIO or similar, and always tastes great. Just received our first reminder to change the filter. . . very convenient.
I've used Brita since its inception and this is by far their best pitcher.While others have the filter change indicator, this chrome color is somodern and "today." Thanks for another great item, Brita!
Answer: I don't really know ,but i would rather buy a new one!!, the price of this filter is not the bad,i use mine for just coffee water for my KEURIG  ,we love it