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Purifers Features MAVEA
Brita Water Filter Jug
One of the most popular water purification companies in the world is Brita. We here at purifiers.co are not assciated with Brita on any level, other than an occasional customer. However, we do feel that some of thier products are worth mentioning. For example, Brita carries a water filter jug called called an “elemaris” that is extremely popular in europe. The convenient size and easy of handling make it a great product for the kitchen.
Green Right Now.com Features MAVEA
12 Inexpensive Water Filters That Can Purify Your Tap Water
A new contender on the U.S. water-filter pitcher market is from Mavea, which, interestingly, is made by Europe’s original Brita (in the U.S., the Brita name was purchased by Clorox).
ABC: Los Angeles Raves MAVEA
12 Portable Water Filters/Pitchers That Can Purify Your Tap Water
MAVEA
A new contender on the U.S. water-filter pitcher market is from Mavea, which, interestingly, is made by Europe’s original Brita (in the U.S., the Brita name was purchased by Clorox).
ABC: San Francisco Raves MAVEA
12 Portable Water Filters/Pitchers That Can Purify Your Tap Water
MAVEA
A new contender on the U.S. water-filter pitcher market is from Mavea, which, interestingly, is made by Europe’s original Brita (in the U.S., the Brita name was purchased by Clorox).
Phrequency.com Blogs Mavea & Art in the Age
Tonight: "Can You Drink from your Sink?" at Art in the Age
It's been an age old myth that you should never drink the waters of Philadelphia as it is ridden with dense bacteria and chemicals that will make you sprout another head. Well tonight, Art in the Age set the record straight with the lecture "Can You Drink From Your Sink?".
The Best Green Products.com 5 Star Ratings on Mavea Pitchers
Mavea 1001125 Elemaris XL Water Filtration Pitcher
We replaced the Brita pitcher that we have used for several years with this one. One thing that bothers me about the Brita filters is how the carbon particles keep escaping into the top compartment of the pitcher. It doesn’t hurt anything, but it looks bad to me. Mavea’s filters haven’t had that problem so far. However, their claim that you don’t have to soak the filter is not quite true: you have to run two pitchers of water through a new filter to activate it. This is even more trouble than soaking.
