Brita's everyday Pitcher is Crickets Coffee's best pick for water filters.

Use filtered water for your best tasting coffee at home.

The 10-cup Brita Everyday Pitcher is what most people envision when they think of a water filter pitcher. This affordable standard also happens to work with Brita’s Long last Filter, so my two picks are easy to pair together (especially if, like many people, you already own an Everyday). Functional and easy to use, the Everyday has a narrow, space-saving footprint, as well as a lift-off lid that gives wide access to the upper reservoir, which has broad seamless surfaces that are easy to clean. In design details such as looks and ergonomics, some competitors have an edge on the Everyday, but with the Longlast installed, its filtration performance makes it exceptional.

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