Brita Aluna Water Filter Reviews

I've never used water filters before but have been quite interested in getting one for a while as they sounded great. I needed one for when we go to the caravan as the water there does not taste nice and when we make cups of tea or coffee they taste awful. I bought this filter from Amazon it cost around £15. I chose this one ...  Read the complete review

When I moved into a student apartment, the water situation was not the best. So I decided to purchase a brita filtered jug to make sure I was not drinking anything I did not want to. This jug worked absolutely great, it was easy to fill up, and I know my water is clean now. The only problem I have is that my lid does not secure ...  Read the complete review

Let's be honest, with all the hoo-haa about cleanliness and hygiene nowadays, it will not hurt anyone to make a little extra effort to incorporate that as much as possible into their day to day life. And what better way to start than to take a precautionary measure to filter something that we are meant drink 8-10 glasses of per day? I ...  Read the complete review

I have had a Brita water filter jug for many years. I have been thoroughly happy with it, so when my mother-in-law fell ill earlier in the year with stomach and kidney problems I decided to buy her a Brita water filter to encourage her to drink more water. As is the way with my mother-in-law she thanked me for the jug and then ...  Read the complete review

Apart from a daily caffeine fix two to three times a day it's rare I drink anything other than plain old water. Problem is, in Wiltshire the water is anything but plain. I live in a notorious hard water area that quickly scums and scales anything it comes in contact with. Chalky deposits and slightly cloudy water are a familiar sight ...  Read the complete review

I've used water filters in the past but mainly to improve the taste of fluorinated West Midlands water. Since moving to Manchester, water filters have become more of a necessity than a mere lifestyle choice. It could be down to dodgy Edwardian plumbing or a personal allergy to something or other, but the water here has never agreed with ...  Read the complete review

There's nothing more refreshing than a glass of water, or council pop as my mum used to call it when I was a kid! Ha-Ha! Some years ago I remember my mum bought a water filter jug from some home gadget catalogue we had through the door. She believed in all the hype stated in the catalogue, and went on about how it would make the water ...  Read the complete review

After having to endure years of drinking water that tastes like you are drinking a glass full of lime scale and having tried several different filters in the past to no avail I decided to go for a Brita. The 3.5 litre capacity is enough although you may find yourself filling it up several times as it can take a while for the ...  Read the complete review

I am not usually one to drink much water. Fizzy drinks all the way! However after recently trying to be a bit healthier, and seeing a friend with a water filter, I thought maybe it would be a good idea to invest in my own. I bought this for about £12 which I am quite annoyed about as I know I could have got it for cheaper now. But ...  Read the complete review

This is a godsend for me. I'm one of those people who mostly lived on fizzy drinks - pepsi max is my favourite, and I can drink.. well far too much, let's leave it at that! I got the Aluna from Tescos one day - they had it at half price or money off, and the maxtra cartridges were on offer as well so we got some. ...  Read the complete review

Considering the planet is two thirds covered in water, it seems ridiculous that for the privelege of drinking at least half a litre of clean drinkable water you have to pay around £1. Now bearing in mind the recomended daily intake is two litres per day, you can see this staying healthy thing can be pretty expensive!! However there is ...  Read the complete review

In order to live we need water. An obvious statement to all reading this, but did you know we should all be drinking at least 2 litres or 8 glasses of water a day? This can be in any form such as tea or coffee but plain water is the healthiest option. I don't buy squash or other sugary drinks for my children as they have always been ...  Read the complete review

I have been using bottled mineral water now for many years, but have been found it inconvenient, can be expensive and creates a lot of plastic waste so decided to try a water filter instead. I chose this one and am very pleased I did! It's a slim-line design suitable to keep in the fridge door and very affordable. I got ours ...  Read the complete review

I brought a water filter to use to fill the kettle to prevent limescale build up as we currently live in a hard water area. It certainly does it's job and I haven't had to descale the kettle for as long as I have been using it for (three months so far) where I was descaling the kettle with vinegar every three or four weeks. ...  Read the complete review

Drinking water from the tap isn't really the done thing to do in Warsaw, supposedly there's a great deal of dodgy substances in the water supply and the locals steer clear of it, capital city folk tend to be a fussy bunch though and it's never bothered me nor my wife. Each neighbourhood has a water fountain where you can fill ...  Read the complete review