Brita 42364 SpaceSaver Pitcher
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of Brita 42364 SpaceSaver Pitcher
Customer Review: Lid is crap!
Summary: 2 Stars
I had my old Brita pitcher for over 5 years and decided to get a new one. I bought 3 of these 6 cup pitchers and the lid kept falling off every one of them. The plastic is much weaker and the workmanship is horrible compared to my original Brita. The last one I bought tonight has a lid that doesn't even fit on the pitcher. Take this piece of crap off the market and start making the old design with the better materials!Customer Review: Lid Falls Off!
Summary: 1 Stars
This is my third or fourth Brita pitcher, and they all work fine for filtering water. However, I wish I would have read the reviews before purchasing this one, as the lid falls off, all the time. Whether I'm putting it back on the side shelf of my refrigerator door or pouring the last of the water from the pitcher, BAM!, there it goes again. I would not recommend this particular model to anyone.Customer Review: Not in stock, do not order
Summary: 1 Stars
Deerso substituted another pitcher for this one since the one I ordered is not in stock any longer. Wish they had called or emailed before shipping an unapproved substitute, but their customer service was very nice and responsive. They are emailing a return form, prepaid return label, and will credit S&H charges as well.Customer Review: water filter
Summary: 3 Stars
Considering the reputation that Brita Products have I wasn't thrilled. I wanted to have water available without using bottled water... (thinking about going green).
This worked well but the lid of the container keeps failing off when in use.
Would think twice about buying it again. Size is frig friendly.
Customer Review: Great filtering- TERRIBLE pitcher
Summary: 2 Stars
Well, the water's terrific -- but no matter how many times we try to asemble, reassemble and figure out the architecture of the pitcher, the thing leaks when you pour -- and leaks a lot. So it's essentially useless. I wonder what rocket scientist designed such a device. Maybe they can get a job at NASA.