Aarke Purifier Bundle - 94oz Glass Pitcher, Enriched Refills, 3-Pack

I am very pleased with this water purifier. Very well built and easy to use. Use its water for almost every thing. Highly recommend this Aarke purifier. I also purchased the water boiler Kettler which is also a great item.

Great rating water from this glass pitcher!

Well worth the price. Purchased to limit our daily plastic exposure, beautiful addition to our kitchen. We were missing part of our order and the support was quick, pleasant and effective.

Love this purifier. No plastic, all glass and stainless steel! I use it daily for safe to drink water!

The engineering design is flawed so the filter doesn’t even screw properly, which no matter how hard you try it does not seal. So water isn’t actually being filtered properly it leaks, defeating the whole purpose.I think this is a big form of greenwashing. I was excited for this, but I think you’re paying for aesthetics and not necessarily making the water taste any better it’s not a filtration system. It’s a purifier and reading other reviews finding out that it’s false advertising disappointed you’re better off getting a reverse osmosis system or even a Britta filter because this doesn’t even meet the standards for filtration and only removes a little bit it’s not regulated and technically they can get sued for calling themselves of water filter when they don’t pass the standards for filtration that’s why they say purifier instead.

I was a little hesitant, but then when I had my first sip of water from my new filter, it felt as if I was drinking fresh water from a river.

Decided to go with Aarke after some research to minimize plastic contact for drinking water. Could be disassembled easily. The only plastic contact is with the resin filter that they have (you can get your own bulk activated charcoal if you want to completely be 0 plastic). My only complaints is the design of the filter housing. See my attached video. That amount of water puddle just won't go into the filter. I feel like this is a flawed design? Or was there a reason why they made it this way? I can't find any. My old, plastic, filter pitcher didn't have this problem, the filter is flat with the water level. I don't know. I feel like they could put the gasket lower, have a slope on the housing, etc. This leftover water puddle annoys me so much.

Heavy when full. Love that it's not plastic, though. Filter section should probably be boiled first instead of waiting. Instead of tasting pure, my well water tasted of charcoal before boiling after first week. (Same thing happened with my Pür water filter until used several times.)