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Question: Any Idea if this would fit in a standard size dorm (mini) fridge?
Document: I'm a college student, and in purchasing this item, I got it for two reasons: the item would fit compactly in my mini-fridge, and the item was pretty cheap, especially compared to prices offered at local supermarkets for Brita pitchers. It works just fine in the sense that I have never had a problem with the filter or the taste of the water; however, I truly underestimated the size problem. It is not even remotely big enough.
This Brita pitcher is the perfect fit in my hydrated life. Once I bought this pitcher, I drink at least 3 glasses at night, when before I would drink a water bottle nightly, therefore not acting 'green'. The size of the pitcher is perfect for my overstuffed refrigerator and I'm hoping it'll fit in my college dorm fridge. I'd highly recommend it, if not this particular size, then the brand itself.
I bought this to put in the door of my mini fridge in my dorm room. It's the perfect size my roommates and I use it all the time
I have a mini fridge in my dorm, and this filter actually fits! It would normally go into a door-shelf, I preferred to take a level out of the main area and set it there. The taste is nice, and I have been drinking more water each day thanks to it. I still give it five stars, but my only complaint is that when I pour water into the white filtering area charcoal bits kind of sit up there.
Though this pitcher would seem extraordinarily small for anyone putting it in a full-size fridge, it seems just about right for my tiny, standard issue microfridge door. You do have to fill it up constantly, especially if more than one person uses it, but it's worth it not to be drinking the city tap water. One caveat--buying new filters costs practically as much as the pitcher itself. But still cheaper than paying for bottles!
My old dorm building has some pretty awful tap water so I bought this to fit in my tiny fridge. After following all the instructions and running water through it a few times, the water would still have fine charcoal particles floating in it. I did this several more times and there's still particles floating in it. The final straw was at a certain angle the lid keeps falling out when pouring and even the filter would tumble out into the pouring reservoir. what a waste of time and cash.
We have a micro-fridge unit in our dorm, and it fits perfectly on the small shelf inside the door (It is about the width of one standard water bottle.) It holds a pretty decent amount of water for 2 people. It fills about 2-3 water bottles before you have to refill it.
I think it's a great size for someone with a tiny dorm refrigerator! So far, it filters the water great without flakes or anything. I wish that the container to put the unfiltered water in was bigger, but I understand that wouldn't work with the shape of the product. Overall would recommended for someone looking for a small pitcher for their small fridge.
Perfect for the dorm but I recommend getting a different model for a normal fridge. Doesn't hold much, but I usually fill up my nalgene and then put more water in. Before, my water tasted AWFUL but now it's great. Definitely soak the filters according to the directions. at first i had a couple of black specks at the bottom of the pitcher and glass, but not anymore and I don't think they are harmful or anything. Great gift idea for college students!
I got this to filter the water from the dorms and it works perfectly. It fits in my mini fridge and is perfect for dorm life.
Answer: Yes, that is exactly where this one is!