Brita Faucet Mount System with 1 Elite Advanced Replacement Filter: great-tasting filtered water on tap

Certified to reduce chlorine taste and odor and remove lead for cleaner, better-tasting tap water

Product Overview:

If you want filtered water straight from the tap, this faucet mount makes it easy. No fuss, no extra counter jugs, it snaps onto most standard faucets and gives you cleaner tasting water right away. It uses an advanced Brita carbon-block filter that is certified to cut chlorine taste and odor and to reduce over sixty contaminants, including ninety nine percent of lead. For families who drink from the tap, cook with water, or fill school bottles, it replaces many single use plastic bottles each year. You get three spray settings and a simple indicator so you know when to swap the cartridge. The housing is BPA free and compact, sitting close to the faucet without crowding the sink. Picture cleaner coffee, crisper ice, and the quiet relief of fewer plastic bottles in your bin.

Key Features:

• Advanced Carbon-block Technology: reduces chlorine taste and odor and removes more than sixty contaminants, including ninety nine percent of lead.
• 100 Gallon Filter Life: filters up to one hundred gallons, replacing about eighteen hundred single use water bottles each year.
• Three Spray Options: choose between spray or stream settings for filling or rinsing, though it does not fit pullout faucets.
• Filter Indicator: a simple light tells you when to change, about three times a year based on average family use.
• BPA Free Construction: the housing is BPA free so you can fill bottles without worrying about extra plastic exposure.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: Brita
• Manufacturer: The Clorox Company
• Item#: CLO-42201
• Color: White, Blue
• Dimensions: 4.8" x 2.3" x 5.3"
• Format/Type: Water Filter
• Quantity/Pack: 1 Each
• Compatibility/Use: Faucet
• Country of Origin: Canada

Taste cleaner water, hear the soft click of the indicator, and feel fewer plastic bottles in the bin-ready to add this faucet filter to your kitchen?

Replace the filter after about one hundred gallons, roughly three times per year, and follow local disposal guidance.