Five of the best water filter jugs
Produce exceptionally clean water and preserve minerals
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1. ZeroWater 10-Cup Water Filter
With a 5-stage filter, this jug claims to remove 99% of chlorine to produce exceptionally clean water. It is also designed to be spill-free.
2. TAPP Water PitcherPro
This 1.45 litre glass pitcher promises to filter chlorine, limescale and 80 other substances, while preserving minerals.
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3. Brita Flow Water Filter Tank
For heavy consumers of water, or big families, this Brita tank holds a mighty 8.2 litres. The tap at the bottom works smoothly and the recyclable filter is easy to install.
4. pH Replenish Glass Alkaline Filter
This glass jug raises the pH of tap water; it also filters out bacteria, lead, aluminium and chlorine and adds iron, zinc and calcium. Each filter lasts an average of 106 days.
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5. Eau Carafe
This hand-blown carafe uses a traditional Japanese charcoal method to remove impurities and add minerals. For it to work, the water has to sit for at least an hour.
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