Crystal Quest Large Capacity Ultimate Pitcher
by Crystal Quest
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Crystal Quest Large Capacity Ultimate Pitcher
Customer Review: Excellent water quality!
Summary: 5 Stars
Definitely a 5-star pitcher. Yes, slightly older design, but EXCELLENT water quality. PUR and Brita are not even close. Did a water test as well, I am amazed. If you finally want to enjoy a real taste of tea or coffee, not a cup of chemistry, buy this little pitcher. Man, I wish they'd invest as much in design as they did in quality of water filter.Customer Review: Water Filter Pitcher
Summary: 5 Stars
This is the best tasting water! I drink more water then usual because the taste is so pure. I bought this after moving to a new office and the water was so horrible tasting. The water now tastes pure and clean. It is easy to use, right size and the price was good. I am so impressed I went and bought Crystal Quest's shower filters.Customer Review: Great buy
Summary: 5 Stars
After reviewing all related products, this Quest pitcher is a real bargain because it filters much more than any of the competition. After giving this item a great review, it will probably increase in price.lolCustomer Review: Excellent Filter Pitcher
Summary: 5 Stars
This is an excellent filter pitcher. I am real happy that I bought this brand.Customer Review: No significant problems
Summary: 4 Stars
I got one of these filter-pitchers, and haven't noticed any significant ongoing problems with it, although I've had it for only a couple of weeks. At first, when the water flowed fairly freely through the filter, the water left my mouth feeling dry, but now the water flows more slowly, and I no longer notice this effect. I assume that the consumer mag that gave it a "best buy" rating had the filtering capabilities analyzed by a lab, and concluded that it functions as advertised.
I've had a Brita filter pitcher for quite a while, and found it to be adequate for filtering municipal water. But now, my source is well water, and I'm concerned about iron, which the Brita supposedly doesn't reduce. But I still use the Brita as a first stage.
When I'm in the process of filtering water with the Crystal Quest pitcher, I put the filter-portion of the pitcher up on top of the pitcher cross-ways to allow the water level in the pitcher to rise as high as possible before interfering with the water-flow through the filter. Before the water level rises to the point where it touches the bottom of the filter, I pour the filtered water into a storage container. Hopefully I'll get a Nobel for this discovery.