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Question: how many 8 ounce cups does it hold
Document: At my house, 8 cups of water is gone in no time though. If you have a  family, it is probably smarter to buy a little bigger one. but the good  thing is that it doesn't take up much room in the fridge and it is easy to  pour.
This thing is the perfect size to hold a sizeable quantity of water without being heavy to lift and without taking up too much space in the fridge. If you're too lazy to fill up the top before you put it away when it looks low, or if you need more than 6 cups at a time, then this isn't for you.
I've had this pitcher, in blue - it is very attractive for a plastic water pitcher - for  many  months now. Unlike others, I have not had the top falling off, but I still have a piece of the original tape holding it on! I take it off to wash it and then replace it. I agree that 6 glasses (8 ounces of water) , is not that much. I use it to fill the reservoir of my Keurig, and then it is empty.
We love this new blue cool Brita, aptly named, Atlantis. The 6.8-ounces are plenty considering the excellent speed when replenishing the reservoir -- our previous Purr took forever to fill. The soft-grip handle is an added bonus and the separate fill cavity is convenient. The only con is the seal between cover and pitcher can become lose if you're not careful. To be on the safe side, always hold the cover down with one hand while pouring a freshly filled pitcher.
If one looks at the details provided when one clicks &#34;Show more,&#34; the description says:&#34;Capacity: Ten 8 ounce glasses of filtered waterEfficient oval shape helps maximize space on your countertop or in your fridgeElectronic filter change indicator&#34;That's not what the actual product offers. What you get is six glasses and the sticker indicator. I paid a lot less for my original Brita pitcher years ago.
We love our Brita Atlantis Water Filtration Pitcher, not only for the fresh, clean taste, but also because the 48 ounce pitcher is the &#34;right&#34; size for our family and refrigerator.
Our family lived for many years in a Central American country where the water was iffy.
I really enjoy this pitcher. I bought it after a three-week visit with friends (including many refills) who have one, and thought the water tasted great. It's a cost-effective option to avoid bottled water.
I bought this in February 2008 and still use it. It was great for my dorm as it made great tasting water out of tap water when I needed a drink. It gives you a solid 3 8 ounces each fill up. Pretty easy to maintain but you need to make sure that you do a first time fill up and empty when you first use a new filter.
it probably also depends on the amount of impurities in your water and all that jazz, but i don't even refill my pitcher enough for me to make that 8 week mark. i hope this part makes sense. sorry, though, if it doesn't.this particular product has a little cling-on that does the same thing, and it's cheaper as well. if you don't want to spend extra dough on a little electronic piece that counts out your weeks for you, stick with this one.
Answer: Umm, the product description says it has a 1 1/2 quart capacity, which is 6 (8 ounce) cups