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Question: Has anyone used this filter with PUR Pitcher - CR6000 ?Please let me know if it fits in the pitcher.
Document: I do not know why it is claimed to be a replacement for PUR pitcher filters on Amazon. The packaging clearly says that it is a replacement for Brita filters only. I bought a two pack and these did not fit my PUR pitcher. You put this in place and there is no snug seal to prevent the unfiltered water from leaking through the sides.
NOTE: The box says it fits a Brita with no mention of PUR pitchers, but this does fit fine. I have an older PUR pitcher, maybe 10 years old, I think it was called the Classic pitcher). A couple years ago I put my PUR pitcher in storage and replaced it with a Mavea Marella, only because I got tired of Walmart always being out of the PUR filter replacements. I'm happy to see that Mavea now makes the Classic Fit.
Used these filters withPUR 18 Cup Dispenser with One Pitcher Filter DS-1800Zand it fits well even without a twist.The filters doesn't need to be pre-soaked but the directions ask to not to drink the first two sets of filtered water. Honestly, this requirement makes it more difficult to use than the original Pur filters. It is more work to use Mavea filters than Pur.As for the water taste, the difference in water quality is too subtle to be actually distinguished by my palate.
Truth be told, I don't know how to judge if a filter is working or not. Nor do I know anyone who isn't a chemist, who can tell you that water is being properly filtered. It would need to be tested. That said, my water tastes great when I use this filter. But it tastes great when I just use water from my tap. We have well water, but I filter it for people who come over and ask questions about our water. It makes life easier.
I dont know if any one has noticed but with the brita filter replacements, 3 out of the 4 i had used weren't actually filtering my water because when i poured it in the bowl, it went straight thru the filter and i know its supposed to come out in droplets. This is why I went searching for an alternative...and boy oh boy did this one work.
Hassle wise, about the same. I've used Mavea pitchers myself, and find them better tasting than PUR. SO my choice in terms of taste is Mavea and Brita then PUR. There are slight differences for me in terms of tasts for certain. I also have trouble with certain distilled waters, and would choose these filters over say the distlled store brands of the big box chains.
but if Mavea wants this to be a universal fit in PUR dispensers as well, they need to work on their gaskets - either make them more flexible or just a micron or two smaller in diameter. I was able to push one in for a firm fit in my PUR pitcher, but NOT in the PUR (2 gallon) duspenser unit.With its silverized filter media, the Mavea filters faster than the PUR (it is about half the size of the PUR Pitcher's filter) and leaves no charcoal residue.
It fits my brita. I don't know about the quality of filtering. I haven't measured it or anyting. I will leave it to the other water freaks to determine.
Didn't fit my Brita pitcher. I still used it anyways but it doesn't go all the way down the filter hole to lock in.
I don't know if there's some sort of trick or if it doesn't have to be wedged down in the holder all the way, but I tried as hard as I could to get this to fit my Brita Bella pitcher. It will sit in the little filter area, but not very securely, so I'm afraid water can leak down around it. So far I haven't noticed any huge difference, but from now on I'm sticking to the regular Brita filters.
Answer: No