Clearly Filtered

Why r/BuyItForLife recommends Clearly Filtered

12 mentions from real owners

• #1Jul 7, 2025

  Which countertop water filter should I get?

  I love Clearly Filtered too but it’s definitely plastic.

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• #2May 5, 2025

  Best Water Filter to buy

  Clearly Filtered’s Affinity tech removes toxins like RO but keeps minerals. My water tastes clean without being empty like RO water. Pitcher’s slower but lasts 4x longer than Brita.

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• #3May 3, 2025

  Best Water Filter to buy

  Replaced mine with Clearly Filtered over the traditional ones- RO systems. It might be a good pick. It gets rid of stuff like leads, PFAS, & etc. It really filters my water, yet makes my water taste cleaner.

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• #4May 2, 2025

  Best Water Filter to buy

  Switched from RO to non-RO 3-stage filtration system from Clearly Filtered-- it's cost-efficient and space-saver. More importantly, it removes hundreds of dangerous contaminants like fluoride, chlorine, PFAS.

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• #5Apr 10, 2025

  Best water filter pitcher?

  After switching to Clearly Filtered I noticed the chlorine taste gone for way longer - one filter lasted me three months.

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• #6Apr 2, 2025

  Best water filter pitcher for lead

  **ClearlyFiltered** is your best bet for lead removal. Their pitcher removes 99.9% of lead, plus other contaminants like chlorine and PFAS all under $50. It’s NSF-certified, so you know it works. Perfect for old buildings with questionable water quality.

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• #7Mar 4, 2025

  Brita Water Filter Pitcher... Any Alternatives??

  Yeah, a lot of people don’t realize that Brita (and similar filters) only take care of the basics. If your water is already pretty clean, it’s fine, but if you want something that tackles more contaminants, it’s worth looking at other brands. I also switched to ClearlyFiltered last year, mostly because I was concerned about PFAS and other things my local water report flagged. Their testing data looked solid, and I liked that they actually show what their filters remove. Oh and the water tastes great, and I don’t have to wonder if I’m just getting slightly improved tap water. Might be worth looking into!

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• #8Mar 4, 2025

  Brita Water Filter Pitcher... Any Alternatives??

  I was in the exact same situation. Brita is fine for getting rid of some chlorine taste, but when I started looking into what was actually still in my water, I realized I wanted something a little more thorough. I ended up switching to ClearlyFiltered a while back, and the difference has been noticeable. It’s still a pitcher, so it’s just as easy to use, but it claims to remove way more stuff than the average carbon filter (i.e. lead, pesticides, pharmaceuticals, etc.). It’s not the cheapest option. But I figured if I’m filtering my water, I want it to actually do something beyond just making it taste better.

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• #9Mar 4, 2025

  Brita Water Filter Pitcher... Any Alternatives??

  Clearly Filtered

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• #10Feb 8, 2025

  Best water filter pitcher?

  I thought this too... but just saw this article... [https://moderncastle.com/water-filters/clearly-filtered-review/](https://moderncastle.com/water-filters/clearly-filtered-review/)

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• #11Feb 6, 2025

  Best water filter pitcher?

  Yikes, arsenic is no joke! If you want something that really filters out the bad stuff, I'd recommend Clearly Filtered. Their pitcher removed arsenic, chlorine, and many more. I've been using it for a bit and it works way better then Brita and the taste is also better. Might want to check them out.

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• #12Feb 2, 2025

  Best water filter pitcher?

  I used a ZeroWater pitcher for a while, and while it definitely removed all the chlorine taste, I found that the filters didn’t last as long as I expected, especially with harder water. The taste was great, but the frequent filter changes added up over time. I switched to a Clearly Filtered pitcher, which costs more upfront but removes just as much while lasting longer. If you’re mainly trying to get rid of chlorine and don’t mind replacing filters often, ZeroWater works well.

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