Filter Deals & Offers

+1 currently have Miele 1600w bought c2 from ao the other day just to keep it as a spare...650w for £140 no way !

Not a good thing...

This one is bagless

Nothing like pay 300£ for a Dyson.

Miele C2 superior and cheaper

This is one I wouldn't want to abuse as I have no intention of making a bulk order for my office/coffee shop/restaurant which is the service this company offers.

These are just to make you buy filters/cartridges. Like cheap inkjet printers, flog them cheap as the money-making part for them is only in selling the refills which cost a bomb, just like these cartridges. We got two Brita filters with cartridges 'free' at Dyas some years back as a promotion if you spent x-amount in store. Never used them, still in their boxes. Reminds me, I must flog them on the 'bay. (cheeky)

I’ve tested these filters they are completely useless. They do not improve purity ur better buying bottled water than waste it on these. If ur serious about water purification get a Berkey

Had one of these for the month after buying it for £8 from tesco. water tastes a lot better now :)

I bought the same last night, £12.75 the cheapest on Amazon

Have some heat.i Got one yesterday in Colchester tollgate but they only had about 10 late afternoon time

Don’t know but I thought they did

Agree with some others in they don't last 60 days. The 30 days ones last a bit longer. But the 60 days just can't seem to make it. Also had the issue that it becomes extremely slow to filter after a couple weeks. Switching filters once my last one finishes! Unfortunately brought a years supply! So couldn't switch straight away. Try before buying a years worth!!

But do they just take them out and bin them like some other stores, I know Brita collect and recycle, these Aqua Optima may be a different story, I don't want the trouble of taking them somewhere and then they become landfill, plastics an all that.

Tesco have a recycling bin for water filters. Might just be large stores

A great price, anyone know where to recycle used filters ? or is it straight into landfill bin !!!

wow these have got expensive if over £3 is getting heat decent pricing must be rarer these days Better start looking harder might take a while to find some under £2 got the rest of the year to find replacements.

Yes

Do these fit a jug that uses the brita Maxtra filters? These have "just" the plus added?

Still £10.49 at Argos

My Tesco has them for £10.50 so avoids the postage costs.

just bought this from ebay item no 132439551703 Vietnamese Stainless Steel Coffee Filter Cup Drip Maker Infuser £2

Great tip, thanks! Will check out M&S

I havent seen these for years!! we had them in the hotel i worked in when i was 16!! we must have been ahead of the times back them or some one had a time traveling machine? must do a search on hotukdeals for a time machine offer?

I have a bean to cup but I use these when I go on holiday

(lol)

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Seems a bit of a clart on. Where do you get the minerals from, will soil do?

It removes 99.9 percent of the dirty ingredients. You can then add minerals back into it. Where as brita removes just some of the chloride. That's all. Water taste does not change either.

This water OK for putting in whisky whisky whisky?

Ahhh....the fine art of the barista at work :{ I guess it makes you appreciate your cuppa that little bit more 'tho ;)

I second the Aeropress!!! Initially I bought mine for when we went away camping but I only ever use this at home now too. My other half is a coffee service engineer and works on all types of commercial coffee machines and he really rates the aeropress (which is praise indeed coming from him!!) (y)

Good for you. (Humblebrag) (highfive)

It depends on the type of filter you use. If you're a lover of the oiliness of the bean, then get a metal filter. If you like the clean filtered coffee then use paper filters. But, sarcastically, the flavour is going to going into your cup, unless you hydraulically press it over the kitchen floor...

Going to try this? What it's better instant or buy a coffee grinder and grind beans

and never in stock!

hadouken888, delivery in argos is £3.95 as well. You could easily walk to 'the range' or argos if they are in the vicinity.

£3.95 delivery Should really check that before claiming its cheaper elsewhere

Cheaper in the range: https://www.therange.co.uk/cooking-dining-and-household/cooking-and-dining/kitchen-appliances/brita-maxtra-cartridge

I doubt you can refill. The filter particles are in a bag fixed to the inside of the cartridge. Opened one up out of curiosity - was cleaning for the rest of the day - the small particles were really difficult to wash away

Bolton have stock just picked one up today :-)

Same Sunderland. Thanks for sharing. Heat from me!

My area, Ellesmere Port,Bromborough,Neston all have stock 💕

Great price but good luck finding stock, I was trying last week.

Gone up in price...

https://www.waitrose.com/ecom/products/brita-maxtra-filter-cartridges/760204-612564-612565 Given that Maxtra+ are universal fit for all maxtra jugs, they should be fine

Hmm says compatible with a Brita Maxtra but can’t see anything about Maxtra+ so presuming they aren’t

I have updated the post - thanks.

Evolve is also the same price so ordered thanks op

I don't trust them with a wifi router let alone the water I drink

Shame they charge a bit for postage. Good price for these though. Have a bit of heat.

also compactible with xiaomi UV filter

Also take a look at my HUKD :- for free lifetime replacement parts sadly not the filters ... ;(

Horses for courses, but have to say the link I posted has nothing but 4 and 5 star reviews, on the other hand I have had definite fakes from ebay... I would take Amazon's service over ebays any day myself

Looked at this when I was buying one the other day but avoided this seller due to some of the Amazon reviews which made me question if they'd be legit.

ebay 5percent with quidco