About ZeroWater® Pitcher
Zero Water® is the only filtered water from a pitcher that meets the FDA definition for purified bottled water.*
The Pitcher comes with the following products:
Zero Water® is the only filtered water from a pitcher that meets the FDA definition for purified bottled water.*
The Pitcher comes with the following products:
- One ZeroWater® filter cartridge that removes contaminants that cause water to have an unpleasant taste.
- An independently made TDS Meter to give you peace of mind that your ZeroWater® filter cartridges are working properly. It also lets you know when to replace the filters. When your water starts reading 006 it's time for a change.
- The one-chamber Pitcher with lid has a pour spout, exclusive in-fridge push button dispenser and a special storage compartment for the TDS Meter.
- More complete filtration than ordinary carbon filters
- Clean, crisp taste
- Includes one Pitcher, one filter, and one TDS meter.
When you purchase Zero Water, it comes with a TDS Meter which measures the amount of contaminant level. When it first arrived I tested our tap water, baby water and our filtered water. I was really surprise with the results. Our tap water tested 117 which is a typical range (51-200) and most water in the US falls into this group. I then tested the filtered water which resulted 73 , again a typical range (no wonder why it still tasted like tap water!) The baby water has 34 which has moderate contaminant level (2-50) but can still have dangerous impurities such as lead. And finally I tested Zero Water and the result is...ZERO!
Just with the result I was already convinced. I didn't even care how it will taste like. But even better because it is the best tasting water I ever tasted. It has a crisp clean taste! I know I will not be using any other pitcher but Zero Water. I have been using it to mix my daughter's formula for weeks now. It has already saved us a lot of money. I even got rid off our old pitcher filter!
You can purchase Zero Water in Target and Home Depot. Sign up HERE and get $30 savings. You can also "Like" them on facebook.
GIVEAWAY
Zero Water is giving one of my readers their very own Zero Water Pitcher!
Mandatory
Visit Zero Water and comment on what you learned from their site.
Extra Entries (leave a comment for each one that you do)
Follow my blog on Google Friend Connect
Follow me on Twitter
Tweet this giveaway- may tweet daily
Subscribe via Email +2 entries
Subscribe via RSS Feed
Grab my NEW Button - if you have the old one please change it to the new one :)
Add me to your blogroll +2 entries
Blog about this giveaway + 3 entries
Giveaway ends on May 15, 2010. Please make sure I have a way to contact you if you win. Winners will be chosen via random.org. The winner will receive an email notifying them that they won and announced on my blog. If I do not receive a response within 48 hours , another winner will be selected. Open to US residents only.
Disclosure
I received product sample(s) mentioned above from
the company or representing PR for free.
NO other payment was given.
This is my honest opinion, yours may be different.
I learned that once you start using ZeroWater, it only costs 50 cents per gallon to have purified-quality water.
ReplyDeleteI follow your blog.
ReplyDeleteI learned it does remove PVCs, but unfortunately it doesn't filter out cryptosporidium.
ReplyDeletedebp
twoofakind12@yahoo.com
I am a email subscriber.
ReplyDeletedebp
twoofakind12@yahoo.com
I am a email subscriber.2
ReplyDeletedebp
twoofakind12@yahoo.com
I am a google follower.
ReplyDeletedebp
twoofakind12@yahoo.com
I learned that ZeroWater filters produce the only filtered water that meets the FDA definition for purified bottled water.
ReplyDeletemmclean13 at gmail dot com
I follow via Google Friend Connect
ReplyDeletemmclean13 at gmail dot com
I subscribe by email
ReplyDeletemmclean13 at gmail dot com
I subscribe by email #2
ReplyDeletemmclean13 at gmail dot com
This what Better Homes & Garden had to say:
ReplyDeleteClear & Easy
Use a water filtration system, such as a pitcher that filters water straight from the tap. "It removes impurities and the water tastes better than unfiltered water, so you'll drink more", Ellie says. You'll also feel good about not buying plastic water bottles. Our pick: Z-Pitcher I trust Better Homes and Garden
Donna
dwarrington1@gmail.com
I follow your blog.
ReplyDeleteDonna
dwarrington1@gmail.com
I subscribe through e-mail....1
ReplyDeleteDonna
dwarrington1@gmail.com
I subscribe through e-mail....2
ReplyDeleteDonna
dwarrington1@gmail.com
I learned that even if a municipality were able to clean water to the extent that ZeroWater does, the water can pick up chemicals on its way from the treatment plant to the faucet, which gives tap water that typical taste.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the review and giveaway!
jackievillano at gmail dot com
I subscribe via email #1
ReplyDeletejackievillano at gmail dot com
I subscribe via email #2
ReplyDeletejackievillano at gmail dot com
It's so much cheaper than buying bottled water! Only 50 cents per gallon!
ReplyDeleteI learned meter readings for tap water average between 75 and 300 and can go even higher
ReplyDeleteI follow you on Twitter (@jkgorcery)
ReplyDeleteI tweeted: https://twitter.com/jkgorcery/status/13099150239
ReplyDeleteI learned that the TDS meter lets you decide when it's time to change the filter, rather than guessing.
ReplyDeleteI follow via Google Friend Connect
ReplyDeleteI subscribe via email #1
ReplyDeleteI follow via email # 2
ReplyDeletezero water pitcher was the first pour through filter to receive certification for lead reduction under the new stricker standards.
ReplyDeletepolly
pkeintz@gmail.com
email subscriber #1
ReplyDeletepolly
pkeintz@gmail.com
email #2
ReplyDeletepolly
pkeintz@gmail.com
follow gfc
ReplyDeletepolly
pkeintz@gmail.com
groovers4him@bellsouth.net
ReplyDeletei learned that it only costs 50 cents per gallon of purified water
ashley4him@bellsouth.net
ReplyDeletei learned that it only costs 50 cents per gallon of purified water
It comes out to about 50 cents to filter each gallon.
ReplyDeleteemail:
celeste@mail4me.com
Blog follower!
ReplyDeleteemail:
celeste@mail4me.com
i learned that zero water has a 5 stage filter
ReplyDeleteohhhfire@hotmail.com
i am a google friend connect follower
ReplyDeleteohhhfire@hotmail.com
i am a twitter follower
ReplyDelete@ohhhfire
ohhhfire@hotmail.com
i am an email subscriber 1
ReplyDeleteohhhfire@hotmail.com
i am an email subscriber 2
ReplyDeleteohhhfire@hotmail.com
i am a rss subscriber
ReplyDeleteohhhfire@hotmail.com
Following your blog now with Google Connect.
ReplyDeleteWe drink bottled water all the time and since the zero meets the bottled water definition it would be perfect in my fridge.
I learned that "When the TDS meter reads “006”, the filters should be changed." carawling(at)hotmail(Dot)com
ReplyDelete"#1 email subscriber
ReplyDeletecarawling(at)hotmai(Dot)com"
Following via google reader CindyWindy2003 carawling(at)hotmail(Dot)com
ReplyDeletetweet http://twitter.com/carafferty/status/13307050015
ReplyDeletecarawling(at)hotmail(Dot)com
http://twitter.com/carafferty/status/13382733349
ReplyDeletecarawling(at)hotmail(Dot)com
http://twitter.com/carafferty/status/13423731124
ReplyDeletecarawling(at)hotmail(Dot)com
I learned that you can get as many as 40 gallons of water from one filter
ReplyDeleteI follow you in google friend
ReplyDeletehttp://twitter.com/carafferty/status/13546953120
ReplyDeletecarawling(at)hotmail(Dot)com
At only 50 cents per gallon, its a major money saver!
ReplyDeleteI learned that their filters are recyclable - cool!
ReplyDeleteaigcanada7 at hotmail dot com
I subscribe via email
ReplyDeleteaigcanada7 at hotmail dot com
I subscribe via email # 2
ReplyDeleteaigcanada7 at hotmail dot com
http://twitter.com/carafferty/status/13610710320
ReplyDeletecarawling(at)hotmail(Dot)com
I learned that the filter was developed in the early 1990's.
ReplyDeleteLittleLadybug_17(at)yahoo(dot)com
I'm following via Google Friend Connect.
ReplyDeleteLittleLadybug_17(at)yahoo(dot)com
I'm following you on Twitter @LaDyBuq021708.
ReplyDeleteLittleLadybug_17(at)yahoo(dot)com
Tweet:
ReplyDeletehttps://twitter.com/LaDyBuq021708/status/13653134622
LittleLadybug_17(at)yahoo(dot)com
I'm an email subscriber. #1
ReplyDeleteLittleLadybug_17(at)yahoo(dot)com
I'm an email subscriber. #2
ReplyDeleteLittleLadybug_17(at)yahoo(dot)com
I subscribe to your RSS feed via Google Reader.
ReplyDeleteLittleLadybug_17(at)yahoo(dot)com
http://twitter.com/carafferty/status/13668897323
ReplyDeletecarawling(at)hotmail(Dot)com
I learned that "The ZeroWater Pitcher and filters are certified by NSF International and the Water Quality Association."
ReplyDeletecloud10277@hotmail.com
Following with GFC
ReplyDeleteTracy P
cloud10277@hotmail.com
Following on twitter
ReplyDelete@cloud10277
cloud10277@hotmail.com
Tweeted:
ReplyDeletehttp://twitter.com/cloud10277/status/13692606346
cloud10277@hotmail.com
Entry #1
ReplyDeleteEmail subscriber
cloud10277@hotmail.com
Entry #2
ReplyDeleteEmail subscriber
cloud10277@hotmail.com
I learned ZeroWater® is the ONLY filtered water that meets FDA definition for purified bottled water
ReplyDeleteFollow on GFC
ReplyDeleteFollow you on twitter @jillyrh
ReplyDeleteTweet tweet
ReplyDeletehttp://twitter.com/jillyrh/status/13694105592
Subscribed via e-mail #1
ReplyDeleteSubscribed via email #2
ReplyDeleteI learned:
ReplyDeleteDue to the extensive testing required for our certifications, we know that our plastic does not leach into the water above the allowable level.
janetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com
I follow on GFC - janetfaye
ReplyDeletejanetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com
I follow you on Twitter - Janetfaye
ReplyDeletejanetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com
1. Email subscribed.
ReplyDeletejanetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com
2. Email subscribed.
ReplyDeletejanetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com
Feed subscribed with Google Reader.
ReplyDeletejanetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com
1. I blogged:
ReplyDeletehttp://blog-giveaways.blogspot.com/2010/05/giveaways_09.html
janetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com
2. I blogged:
ReplyDeletehttp://blog-giveaways.blogspot.com/2010/05/giveaways_09.html
janetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com
3. I blogged:
ReplyDeletehttp://blog-giveaways.blogspot.com/2010/05/giveaways_09.html
janetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com
I learned that bacteria does not build up in the ZeroWater filter because of specific materials which inhibit the growth of bacteria.
ReplyDeletekstreinz(at)gmail.com
TDS meter tells when it is time to change the filter, cool!
ReplyDeletehaidy_75 at hotmail dot com
thwe only water that meets the fda for bottled water
ReplyDeleteI subscribed via email
ReplyDeletekarene at southern dot edu
i learned that ZeroWater water filters utilize a patented 5 stage Ion Exchange system that removes 100% of detectable dissolved solids and provides more complete filtration than conventional carbon water filters.
ReplyDeletekarene at southern dot edu
tweeted
ReplyDeletehttp://twitter.com/cloud10277/status/13723623617
cloud10277@hotmail.com
http://twitter.com/carafferty/status/13728583561
ReplyDeletecarawling(at)Hotmail(Dot)com
PVC is a type of plastic and doesn’t leach out of the plastic into our system. Since our system is certified by NSF and has passed a leach test, there can’t be any plastic particles in our water.
ReplyDeletetiramisu392 (at) yahoo.com
Tweet tweet
ReplyDeletehttp://twitter.com/jillyrh/status/13746204679
I learned that it costs a lot less than bottled water and it comes with a meter for testing
ReplyDeleteI follow via GFC
ReplyDeleteRSS subscriber
ReplyDeleteTwitter follower @BBirdie2
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteTweet:
ReplyDeletehttp://twitter.com/BBirdie2/status/13764116864
Email subscriber
ReplyDelete1
Email subscriber
ReplyDelete2
You are on my blogroll:
ReplyDeletehttp://Beachbird2.blogspot.com
2
Tweet tweet
ReplyDeletehttp://twitter.com/jillyrh/status/13769937504
http://twitter.com/carafferty/status/13785900912
ReplyDeletecarawling(at)hotmail(Dot)com
I learned that it meets the FDA definition for purified bottled water!
ReplyDeletejessandshelly@gmail.com
I follow your blog on google friends
ReplyDeletejessandshelly@gmail.com
tweet
ReplyDeletehttp://twitter.com/cloud10277/status/13810077896
cloud10277@hotmail.com
with this system it only costs $.50 per gallon to have purified water
ReplyDeletebethwillis01@gmail.com
blog follower
ReplyDeletebethwillis01@gmail.com
following on twitter @bethwillis01
ReplyDeletebethwillis01@gmail.com
50 cents per gallon
ReplyDeleteTweet tweet
ReplyDeletehttp://twitter.com/jillyrh/status/13838067974
I learned Zero Water® is the only filtered water from a pitcher that meets FDA definition for purified bottled water.
ReplyDeletemonster6236(at)gmail(dot)com
WHEN USING THE ZERO WATER PITCHER IT ONLY COSTS 50 CENTS PER GALLON TO HAVE PURIFIED DRINKING WATER
ReplyDeleteHORTON111@AOL.COM
I learned that you can recycle your zero water filters.
ReplyDeleteFollow with GFC
ReplyDeleteFollow you on Twitter as missylissa
ReplyDeleteI learned that they produce the only filtered water that meets the FDA definition for purified bottled water - wow!
ReplyDeletehttp://twitter.com/carafferty/status/13865179219
ReplyDeletecarawling(at)hotmail(Dot)com
I learned that as of 2008, ZeroWater holds 4 patents regarding our filters with additional patents pending.
ReplyDeleteI tweeted http://twitter.com/cstironkat/status/13873694749
ReplyDeleteI learned that with Zero Water, it only costs 50 cents per gallon of purified water. That beats $2.50 - $8 for bottled!
ReplyDeletedealia79(at)gmail(dot)com
I'm following on GFC!
ReplyDeletedealia79(at)gmail(dot)com
I subscribed via email.
ReplyDeletedealia79(at)gmail(dot)com
I subscribed via email. #2
ReplyDeletedealia79(at)gmail(dot)com
can get chemicals going to the faucet mverno@roadrunner.com
ReplyDeleteZeroWater filters produce the only filtered water that meets the FDA definition for purified bottled water, very cool! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI follow you on GFC.
ReplyDeleteI'm following you on twitter (Tina12312)
ReplyDeleteI tweeted http://twitter.com/Tina12312/status/13875119544
ReplyDeletethank you!
I subscribed to your feed on google reader.
ReplyDeleteI learned that ZeroWater filters produce the only filtered water that meets the FDA definition for purified bottled water.
ReplyDeleteaustma7@aol.com
tweet
ReplyDeletehttp://twitter.com/cloud10277/status/13878042196
cloud10277@hotmail.com
I learned that it only costs 50 cents a gallon.
ReplyDeleteFollow on GFC.
ReplyDeleteI learned that Zero Water’s patented 5-stage ion-exchange filter delivers the only filtered water to measure absolute 000 on the TDS meter.
ReplyDeletegcgranny72@hotmail.com
I learned ZeroWater® is the ONLY filtered water that meets FDA definition for purified bottled water.*
ReplyDeletebgcchs(at)yahoo(dot)com
Follow via GFC.
ReplyDeletebgcchs(at)yahoo(dot)com
Email subscriber #1
ReplyDeletebgcchs(at)yahoo(dot)com
Email subscriber #2
ReplyDeletebgcchs(at)yahoo(dot)com
I learned it costs about 50 cents a gallon, way cheaper then bottled. gbloganx(AT)aol(DOT)com
ReplyDeleteTweet tweet
ReplyDeletehttp://twitter.com/jillyrh/status/13895603645
I learned that the Zero Water company holds four patents.
ReplyDeletebrandon_ralston@hotmail.com
daily tweet http://twitter.com/Tina12312/status/13919363364
ReplyDeleteI learned that once the well has been approved for drinking, ZeroWater® works with well water the same way it does with any other tap water.
ReplyDeleteI learned that the meter shows you the number of detectable substances in your water. Very cool!
ReplyDeleteI follow on GFC!
ReplyDeleteI follow you on Twitter. curlyq776
ReplyDeletetweet
ReplyDeletehttp://twitter.com/cloud10277/status/13926282010
cloud10277@hotmail.com
I learned that once you start using it, it only costs 50 cents per gallon for purified water
ReplyDeletecreatingchildhoodmemories (at) gmail (dot) com
Tweet! http://twitter.com/curlyq776/status/13930951030
ReplyDeleteI've got your button on my blog.
ReplyDeletehttp://giveawaysforyou.blogspot.com
http://twitter.com/carafferty/status/13931492260
ReplyDeletecarawling(at)hotmail(Dot)com
i learned it has a 5 stage filter!
ReplyDeletejtwilson@gmail.com
Tweet tweet
ReplyDeletehttp://twitter.com/jillyrh/status/13963459248
http://twitter.com/carafferty/status/13973938263
ReplyDeletecarawling(at)hotmail(Dot)com
daily tweet http://twitter.com/Tina12312/status/13985258584
ReplyDeleteTweet! http://twitter.com/curlyq776/status/13992836711
ReplyDeleteI learned that the ZeroWater system contains specific materials which inhibit the growth of bacteria within the filter cartridge. tylerpants(at)gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThe filter was developed in the early 1990's. Thanks.
ReplyDeletepresident(dot)peaches(at)hotmail(dot)com
"The slow flow of the water lets you know that the water is properly passing through each stage."
ReplyDeletehttp://www.zerowater.com/faqs/troubleshooting/
at gmail: a midg rn
I learned ZeroWater filters produce the only filtered water that meets the FDA definition for purified bottled water.
ReplyDelete1 I subscribe via email.
ReplyDelete2 I subscribe via email.
ReplyDeleteI'm a feed subscriber
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower
ReplyDeleteI learned that all Zero Water Filters are recyclable.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the chance to win.
jweezie43[at]gmail[dot]com
I am following via Google Friends Connect.
ReplyDeletejweezie43[at]gmail[dot]com
I am subscribed via email as jweezie43[at]gmail[dot]com.
ReplyDeleteI am subscribed via email as jweezie43[at]gmail[dot]com #2.
ReplyDeleteI am subscribed via Google Reader.
ReplyDeletejweezie43[at]gmail[dot]com
I am following via Twitter as jlsc123.
ReplyDeletejweezie43[at]gmail[dot]com
I learned that produces the only filtered water that meets the FDA definition of purified bottled water
ReplyDeletekimhigueria at gmail dot com
Following on twitter @kimhigueria
ReplyDeletekimhigueria at gmail dot com
Tweet!
ReplyDeletehttp://twitter.com/kimhigueria/status/14020854762
kimhigueria at gmail dot com
tweeted
ReplyDeletehttp://twitter.com/bethwillis01/status/14022444373
bethwillis01@gmail.com
I found out that it costs 50 cents per gallon of purified water,
ReplyDeleteeaglesforjack@gmail.com
i follow on gfc
ReplyDeleteTweeted
ReplyDeletehttp://twitter.com/jillyrh/status/14025113947
i subscribe 1/2
ReplyDeletei subscribe 2/2
ReplyDeleteI learned that with this system it costs only 50 cents per gallon to purify the water.
ReplyDeletekakihararocks@gmail.com
http://twitter.com/carafferty/status/14035257757
ReplyDeletecarawling(at)hotmail(Dot)com
tweet
ReplyDeletehttp://twitter.com/cloud10277/status/14046337387
cloud10277@hotmail.com
I learned
ReplyDelete"Q. When was ZeroWater® developed?
A. The filter was developed in the early 1990's. "
Thanks for the giveaway!
email in blogger profile.
I follow your blog on google friends connect- Joanne Schultz .
ReplyDeleteemail in blogger profile.
i follow on twitter - js22222222 .
ReplyDeleteemail in blogger profile.
last tweet http://twitter.com/Tina12312/status/14047144797
ReplyDeletethank you!
tweet: http://twitter.com/js22222222/status/14047153360
ReplyDeleteemail in blogger profile.
I subscribe to your blog's feed via google reader.
ReplyDeleteemail in blogger profile.
Tweet! http://twitter.com/curlyq776/status/14053276934
ReplyDeleteThe filter was developed in the early 1990's.
ReplyDeleteklove1432@yahoo.com
I follow you on twitter
ReplyDeleteklove1432@yahoo.com
@chubbycheeks143
I subscribe via email
ReplyDeleteklove1432@yahoo.com
I subscribe via email
ReplyDeleteklove1432@yahoo.com
it has a 5 stage filter
ReplyDeletebmweida@yahoo.com
I follow your blog through GFC
ReplyDeletebmweida@yahoo.com
I follow you via GFC
ReplyDeleteklove1432@yahoo.com
Though we are lab-certified for 22.5 gallons per filter under the strictest conditions, our customers with tap water near 200 TDS tell us that one filter will treat about 30 gallons of water before seeing a reading of 006 on their TDS meter. The lower the TDS, the longer the filters will last. You need to test your water to know for yourself.
ReplyDeletefollowing you on twitter klp1965
ReplyDeleteGoogle Friend klp1965
ReplyDelete