I purchased a Brita pitcher around 9 months ago, and despite regularly changing the filter, the filter compartment has started to develop algae after just a few months of use. This is highly concerning, as I expected the product to maintain a high level of hygiene.
I request Brita’s assistance in resolving this issue, as the algae growth raises serious doubts about the product’s cleanliness. Please provide guidance on how to prevent this or offer a replacement if needed.
I have been very satisfied with my Brita pitcher, which I’ve used for about a year, but recently, I’ve encountered an algae problem that I can’t seem to resolve. I strictly follow Brita's cleaning guidelines and change the filters regularly, yet algae continue to build up in the reservoir. This is r...
The Brita pitcher I purchased has developed algae in the area where the filter drips water into the reservoir, even though it has not even been a year since I bought it. No matter what I do, I cannot remove it. Families, including children, drink this water, and it is concerning that a brand claimin...
I’ve been using my Brita pitcher responsibly, regularly replacing its filter as instructed, yet the bottom of the pitcher keeps turning green with algae. This area is inaccessible and impossible to clean properly. It’s unsettling to think we’ve been drinking water from a pitcher with algae growth. ...
I purchased a Brita pitcher less than a year ago, and now the bottom has cracked, causing it to leak. Every time I use it, the spot where I place the pitcher gets completely soaked, making it really inconvenient to use. I’m incredibly disappointed that something I trusted to be durable is failing so...
I have been experiencing a serious problem for about a year with my Bosch RDW1572 hidden-bottle water dispenser. The water coming from the device contains cotton-like algae formations, which is absolutely unacceptable both in terms of appearance and health. The product is still under warranty. In Se...
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