Reddit reviews Brita Standard Replacement Filters, 8 Count, White
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BPA FREE: Enjoy BPA free Brita Standard Replacement Filters made to fit all Brita pitchers and dispensers except Brita Stream pitchers. Height 5.31; Width 2.31; Length/Depth 2.31; Weight .13 poundsCLEANER: Only Brita filters are certified to reduce Chlorine (taste and odor), Copper, Mercury, Zinc and Cadmium. Contaminants reduced may not be in all users' waterEASY INSTALLATION: A pull top cap makes filter change quick and easy with no pre-soaking necessary in order to enjoy great-tasting, filtered water in minutesREPLACEMENT FILTER: Replace your standard filter every 40 gallons, about every 2 months for the average household. Brita filters last 2.5x longer lasting that Zero WaterREDUCE WASTE & SAVE: One Brita standard filter can replace 300 16.9oz water bottles. You’ll stay hydrated, save money and reduce plastic waste
> 5-10$ every time you need a new filter
They can be had for under $5/filter.
I'm not sure where you're buying bottled water that is cheaper than the volume cleaned with that $5 filter. As per that listing, a single filter will clean an estimated 40 gallons of water.
I'm going to assume a "flat" is 24 500ml bottles, or 2.6 gallons. That means that the Britta filter can clean 15 "flats" of water for $5. Buying the same volume of water in bottles will cost you $30 at $2/flat, or $45 at $3/flat.
So buying your water in bottles by the flat is actually 600%-900% more expensive by my math.
^^*disclaimer: ^^I'm ^^not ^^factoring ^^in ^^your ^^cost ^^of ^^getting ^^water ^^to ^^your ^^house ^^either ^^by ^^municipal ^^pipes ^^or ^^via ^^a ^^well, ^^but ^^I'm ^^sure ^^even ^^with ^^these ^^figured ^^in ^^your ^^cost ^^for ^^water ^^would ^^be ^^significantly ^^cheaper ^^than ^^buying ^^bottled