Brita 42557 Riviera Water Pitcher, White
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of Brita 42557 Riviera Water Pitcher, White
Customer Review: Great pitcher!
Summary: 5 Stars
I really like this pitcher. It doesn't seem leaking and water tastes very good, i was surprised. The filter change reminder indicator is set up to remind you to change filter every 2 months. It is convenient.Customer Review: Liked it but.....
Summary: 5 Stars
Love the way water tastes :-)! But the cons is even if you do not use the filter the indicator goes down a bar every 2 weeks!Customer Review: Very Useful
Summary: 5 Stars
It really works and reduces the bad taste and smell of water. Very useful item. I can recommend it without hesitation.Customer Review: Not bad!
Summary: 4 Stars
It's sort of cheap, but it works quite well. The water comes out clean, with no odd taste (which some filter systems can do).Customer Review: Makes a big mess.
Summary: 3 Stars
I've been a big fan of Brita over the years, but this model (as other reviews have mentioned) has been somewhat disappointing. It makes a mess when you pour. The little flap located at the mouth of the pour spout is likely there to prevent creepy crawlies from getting in, but the fit is so good that the flap doesn't open properly when the water rushes past. Consequently, you get a wide spray of water. If you're not hold your glass over a sink, you're definitely going to get a lot of water on the floor. My fix is that I with my non-pouring hand, I hold the little flap up as I begin to pour (I can let go once the water is pouring). It's kind of a drag, but if you can live with that OK, then you will probably like this product.
Another thing, actually ... and this is probably a small point, is that I've noticed the filters in the past year or so are not very good at keeping those little carbon granules contained within the filter housing. They don't seem to get into the water I drink, but they DO back up into the filling chamber on top. No harm I guess, but it looks unappealing.