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3 COLORFUL ORANGE PITCHERS FROM CZECHOSLOVAKIA – IN Great Condition $45.00

Antique Salt Glaze Belgium Dutch 8″ High Pitcher Cobalt Design From late 1800′s $0.99

Moriyama Hand Painted Ceramic Juicer – Pitcher / Server from the late 1920′s $34.99

Vintage Cat-Handle Iridescent Lusterware Pitcher / Creamer From Czecho Slovakia $5.89

Polmedia Polish Pottery New Stoneware Pitcher Unikat from Boleslawiec $127.95

EXQUISITE DISPLAY PITCHER From Italy $100.00

Antique German Vinegar Pitcher Very unique piece from the 40s pottery $45.00

Polmedia Polish Pottery New Stoneware pitcher Unikat from Boleslawiec $132.99

Polmedia Polish Pottery New Stoneware pitcher Unikat from Boleslawiec $92.99

Vintage Pottery;TERRA-COTTA PITCHER; FROM PA.OVER 6″TALL,5″ROUND Mint Condition $14.95

Beautiful, Hand painted Vestal Alcobaca Pitcher-from Portugal #1036 $19.99

GREAT TOMATO HAND PAINTED ANCORA PITCHER FROM ITALY NO 9203 $9.99

DECORATIVE BLUE WATER/MILK PITCHER FROM PORTUGAL $4.95

Vintage Hansen Artist Signed Modern Art Pottery Pitcher w/ I Beams From Art Show $79.99

Polmedia Polish Pottery New Stoneware Pitcher Handpainted from Boleslawiec $74.95

Delft Blue PITCHER FROM SOLVANG CA. $6.95

Gorgeous signed Hand Decorated pottery pitcher from Vancouver pussy willow $12.95

ART POTTERY Vtg moss green Jug Pitcher unmarked ANTIQUE from ESTATE please look $25.00

Polmedia Polish Pottery New Stoneware pitcher Unikat from Boleslawiec $115.99

Polmedia Polish Pottery New Stoneware pitcher Unikat from Boleslawiec $115.99

Polmedia Polish Pottery New Stoneware pitcher Unikat from Boleslawiec $115.99

Italian Hand Painted Ceramic Pitcher from Orvieto- Beautiful and Authentic $12.29

Polmedia Polish Pottery New Stoneware pitcher Handpainted from Boleslawiec $19.99

RARE PINK Vintage Porcelain Pitcher/coffee/teapot From Melitta Germany $18.99

Polmedia Polish Pottery New Stoneware pitcher Handpainted from Boleslawiec $37.95

Polmedia Polish Pottery New Stoneware pitcher Handpainted from Boleslawiec $37.95

Hand Turned Yesteryears Pitcher From Marshall Texas $14.50

Art Deco Style Pitcher from West-Germany, very nice peice. $10.99

Small purple pitcher from the Old Country Williamsburg, VA $2.00

Vintage Ceramic Pitcher from Le Pere Pottery White with Gold Trim 6″ tall $5.99

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How The Brita Water Filter And Pitchers Beat Waste

The Brita water filter and pitchers do several things well.  Getting pure water is a problem since polluted water is everywhere.  Bottled water is one way to try to get pure water but is that really a solution?  You can save money with your own water filters and make your own good tasting water at home.

Really most bottled water is just filtered tap water anyway.  Think of all the waste when you use bottle water.  It isn’t just all those bottles that end up in the landfills.  It’s also transporting water bottles all over the world.  Bottled water is a huge waste.

Brita water is an easy way to filter water yourself and save compared to bottled water.  Save money and trouble too.  Here’s what these filters are certified to do.

Brita filters reduce toxic metals.  They reduce lead, copper, mercury,and cadmium from water.  All those metals can cause health problems.  But they also reduce the common chemical, benzene, that’s often found in water.  Benzene is a cancer cause.

But one of the real reasons to use one of these filters is taste.  The filters contain carbon granules to reduce chlorine and zinc from water and just make better tasting water.  Did you know that most kinds of water filters include carbon to make the best tasting water?  It’s true.  Even reverse osmosis filters usually include a carbon filter element. 

The Brita water filter and pitchers let you produce water yourself that tastes good and saves the waste of bottled water.  It’s easy to do and less expensive than many types of water filtering.

Al Bullington is a retired mechanical engineer and runs an informational website about the best ways to get pure water in your home. Get free tips at his site about using the Brita water filter and pitchers.

Visit http://water-filter-review.com for answers to your water filter questions.  

About the Author

Al Bullington, a retired mechanical engineer, writes about water and water filters based on his experiences.

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