Stashing a water filter pitcher in your fridge feels like a rite of passage. You might have had one in your college dorm or your first home, and there may even be one chilling with your produce and ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Water filter pitchers can help improve the taste of your water and remove various contaminants. The ...

Even for those of us who like the way our tap water tastes — shout-out to the beautiful Esopus Creek that feeds New York City’s water supply — filtering your water can have major benefits. The ...

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Which water filter pitchers are best? Most of us aim to drink more water, but buying bottled water isn’t just expensive — it’s not good for the planet, either. Investing in a water filter pitcher is a ...

If your tap water has the off-putting flavor and odor of chlorine or potential heavy metals, keeping a water filtration pitcher in your fridge is a handy solution. These pitchers have internal filters ...

A measure of how effectively the filter removed flavor taints, along with the resulting odor taints, that CR added to plain water with minimal intrinsic flavor and odor (the "control" water). The test ...

I purchased the large water tank and found it to be a good product at first. I purchased a year supply of filters and began to experience leaking from the spout at the bottom of tank, which was not ...

I'm a writer and product reviewer with six years' experience. It’s easy to overlook the need to wash your water filter pitcher when you’re only ever filling it up with water. After all, how dirty can ...

Not everyone lives in a place where tap water is safe or pleasant to drink — maybe there's an odor or you have old pipes and are concerned about contaminants. There are many methods to filter your ...

It’s unfortunate but true that most drinking water here in the U.S. flows out with some level of contamination. And yet, for runners even more than most people, it’s essential to stay well-hydrated ...