We have been using a Brita Maxtra+ water jug for a few years to predominantly remove the taste of chlorine from our tap water, which can at times get quite strong. We were contacted by Zerowater to check out their 12 cup, 2.8 litre filtration jug which they claim removes virtually all dissolved solids from tap water, including lead and chromium. Intrigued, we put the two water filter jugs to the test in our Zerowater versus Brita Maxtra+ review.

0:00 Intro
2:48 Unboxing
3:29 First TDS Test
7:37 Verdict
10:42 Smells Fishy
15:52 Sustainability

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Zerowater 12 cup, 2.8 litre*
Brita Maxtra+

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