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Brita Large 10-Cup Pitcher with Elite Filter review

Filter pitcher. DIY. No plumbing. Listed to NSF/ANSI 53, WQA/ANSI 401, WQA/ANSI 42, WQA/ANSI 53.

What it removes

ContaminantEvidenceStated reductionScope
TurbidityCertifiednot stated
Mercury (inorganic)Certifiednot stated
CadmiumCertifiednot stated
AsbestosCertifiednot stated
LeadCertifiednot stated
Chlorine (residual)Certifiednot stated
BenzeneCertifiednot stated

Certified is an NSF, WQA, or IAPMO listing for that claim.

Drinking water you pour. Not showers, laundry, or hardness.

Certifications

  • NSF/ANSI 53: Lead Reduction (listing checked 2026-09-14)
  • WQA/ANSI 401 (from the manufacturer's page, not yet checked against the certifier's database)
  • WQA/ANSI 42: Not Applicable (listing checked 2026-09-14)
  • WQA/ANSI 42: chlorine taste and odor (from the manufacturer's page, not yet checked against the certifier's database)
  • WQA/ANSI 42: particulate (from the manufacturer's page, not yet checked against the certifier's database)
  • WQA/ANSI 42: Taste and Odor (listing checked 2026-09-14)
  • WQA/ANSI 53: asbestos (from the manufacturer's page, not yet checked against the certifier's database)
  • WQA/ANSI 53: benzene (from the manufacturer's page, not yet checked against the certifier's database)
  • WQA/ANSI 53: cadmium (from the manufacturer's page, not yet checked against the certifier's database)
  • WQA/ANSI 53: lead (from the manufacturer's page, not yet checked against the certifier's database)
  • WQA/ANSI 53: mercury (from the manufacturer's page, not yet checked against the certifier's database)