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Question: How strong is the filtered water stream?
Document: I especially like the switch which allows for both a stream and a spray from my faucet as well as the filtered stream. I generally move the lever with the water off and have few problems with leaks.The water that comes from the Brita filter always tastes pure and clean, even if I use it for a few days after the red light appears.I would and have recommended this product to friends.
I have two Brita pitchers. They work fine, and are good for the summer. I keep them in the refigerator for cold, filtered water.Here in a new suburb of El Paso, Texas the tap water has a rather strong odor of chlorine. Both systems remove this odor.The tap filtration system is great.
I bought a Brita filter about a year ago. There is a small handle that you move to change the water stream to filtered/unfiltered. It would not move. I called to get a replacement. On the new filter, the same handle also would not move! I called again. They sent me a different model, and the handle moved. Great. But after about 3 months, the green indicator light, which lights to tell you the water is being filtered properly, no longer appeared.
I purchased the Brita faucet filter after my previous filter started to leak around the connector. The prior filter was over 2 years old. The replacement filter is a new design and I have to say does make it easier to select between filtered water and stream/spray. The bad news is the adapters for the faucet are now made of plastic with only a few threads. After about a week, my new unit just flew off the faucet. I reattached and a couple days later, the same thing.
I wish the water came out in a single stream. other than that it seems just fine. this is a replacement because the faucet mount failed after several years of use.
I find that if spraying occurs, backing off on the water flow for a second and then increasing it to the desired level again helps to regenerate the expected stream.All in all it's a decent unit that does what it's advertised to do. Don't be sucked in by the less expensive, non-electronic units.
I have been using this system for over 2 years--the indicator battery has even been completely drained but it matters not because I replace the filter every 3 months no matter what. The reason is, besides getting extremely slow water stream from the filter, you are putting yourself more danger if you overuse the filter.
the thing is junk. the first week it was awesome; easy to install, and the water came out clear and tasty. the second week it started leaking and while filtering the water, instead of having a steady stream coming out of the thing, it just dripped slowly. so slowly that it took 2.5 minutes to fill a glass with water. the thing sucks.
If you're using the adapter, before replacing the base, be sure to sure to check that it is still screwed in tight. Also be sure the little washer on it is in place.6. Last but not least, never run the water faster than it can come out the filter! The filter can only filter about 3/8 inch stream of water. To run the tap any faster than this causes unnecessary water pressure.7. One more tip for getting more life out of your cartridges.
I had thrown out my receipt so decided to vent my frustration with "contact us" on the website. I got an email reply that a replacement base unit would be in the mail soon. Received in a week. Hey, great.But, the replacement did not work properly - though I had a green light, when I tried to get just faucet water, a steady stream kept up through the filter side too. Not good, since hot water when washing dishes would be going through filter.
Answer: yes