Ultramax Filtered Water Dispenser $31.99
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Ideal for busy families, sports teams and the office, the convenient, 18-cup Brita® Ultramax can't be beat. A sticker indicator will let you know when it's time to replace the filter, and since it's designed to fit on the counter or in the fridge, you'll always have great-tasting water that's ready to drink.
SPECS:
- Height: 10.47 in.
- Width: 5.67 in.
- Length: 14.37 in.
- Weight: 3 lbs.
- Model #: OB24/OB03
Specifications
- Height: 10.47 in.
- Width: 5.67 in.
- Length: 14.37 in.
- Weight: 3 lbs.
- Model #: OB24/OB03
What it filters
Your Brita® water dispenser helps reduce the amount of chlorine, copper, cadmium and mercury — all of which may be found in tap water. See the User’s Guide for more details.
Substances reduced may not be in all users’ water.
Faq
Just a few simple steps and you're on your way to enjoying healthier, great-tasting water with your Brita® Dispenser – no more need to soak! Brita® Dispenser Filters (no need to soak)
- Wash hands, and remove filter from bag.
- Hand-wash system periodically with a mild detergent (no abrasive cleaners). Rinse well. Do not wash in dishwasher.
- Insert filter into reservoir by lining up groove in filter with notch in reservoir. Press firmly for a tight seal. Fill the reservoir with cold tap water. Discard your first dispenser of filtered water, or use to water plants.
- Set up your pitcher’s electronic indicator for use with the Longlast Filter, using the sticker provided.
- Read more FAQs about Replacement Filters, including the Brita® Longlast™ Filter »
- Brita Dispenser User Guide (PDF) »
- Looking for Replacement Parts? »
Features You'll Love
- BPA free
- Easy-fill lid
- Sticker filter indicator
- 18 cup capacity
The Reviews Are In
Rated 5 out of
5
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Phyllis only name I use from
Great tasting water!
I bought dispenser 2 months ago. I am a life-time water drinker. Brita makes water taste so much better. Coffee too!
Date published: 2020-07-01
Rated 5 out of
5
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thatonereview from
Sleek design
I like the color and the accessibility of the dispenser in my fridge.
Date published: 2020-06-30
Rated 3 out of
5
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seafan from
Dispenser
Not crazy about all the space it takes up. Dont put in fridge
Date published: 2020-06-28
Rated 4 out of
5
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alliVE from
Very good product
We received this as a gift, and usually love it.
Issue is it’s quite large and if it’s not all the way in the fridge the handle gets pressed and it leaked everywhere, took forever to wipe up all the water in the refrigerator. That is my only issue with it. Other than that, we love it and the water tastes great
Date published: 2020-06-27
Rated 5 out of
5
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wpwp24 from
Very Convenient
I've been using this product for over a year, and it's very convenient and very easy to use. I don't have to take the dispenser out from the fridge and the spigot is a great feature. Overall, very happy with this product.
Date published: 2020-06-27
Rated 5 out of
5
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Anonymous from
Prrfect size for refrigerator
I have only owned this for one day, but, I absolutely love it! The water tastes great!!!!
Date published: 2020-06-26
Rated 5 out of
5
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Sedan from
Easy to use, fits in fridge
Bought this a few months ago now. Great addition to the fridge. Takes both normal and long life filters, have been using long life and it’s been great so far!
Date published: 2020-06-24
Rated 5 out of
5
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DMmacPC from
YUP Got a new one
Note that every Brita pitchers are great. I have been a Brita customer for years and have gone through two pitchers (I think I wear them out). On top of that, I am drinking so much water now that I felt it was time to upgrade. I got this Ultramax Filtered Water Dispenser. I have surpassed the 8 glasses a day and wanted more. I had read up on the new filters and I started out 2004 with the Brita white top Space saver 6 cup and to my own fault of not holding it correctly it fell to the floor and broke. So, I ran out the house to Walmart 2007 and got the green top Brita 10 Grand I was also ready for an upgrade after completing the Flying Pig 13K marathon. I babied it so much. Moving to 2020 I went to fill the pitcher while holding it at its handle I heard a very light snap sound that was etched in my mind every time I filled the pitcher. I still have it but I thought I’d give it a rest and move to a newer model, Ultramax 25 cup dispenser. I love the slim line to fit in my refrigerator.
What I don't like:
C'mon Brita where is that water line even with my progressive lenses I still don't see it so, I just fill it up as close to top I can without it coming in contact to the lid. I am glad I am Cricut owner and plan on cutting out a few little "water drop" people at the front and back holding a line to make it its water line. The instruction for that spigot have your graphics depart create a visual of EXACTLY where water can be on it when cleaning it. And put the fact that there is a BATTERY inside there (what I believe you don't want to get wet) somewhere at the beginning of the cleaning process out the box. Don't let people pay $40+ dollars only to accidentally damaging it because your instructions and location on the items ARE NOT clear. Folks, just read slow around these instructions until you understand, or better yet (I forgot to do as I normally would with many new things) watch an unpacking review product on YouTube. Hey Brita, do that be a customer opening a package and let your old and new customers watch how it is done. This will not take from your printed instructions it will enhance your instructions making people say, "ooooh that's what I should do" in areas of your printed materials that are not simply clear. Just know print and video are compliments to each other like peanut butter and jelly on bread. Both are good separate but together they're a great together.
Overall, I love my new dispenser because it provides me with a constant refill of clean, clear good tasting water while never disturbing the earth's ecosystems with throw away plastic bottles. A bottle I have never used since its conception and release to the public. Yeah, people would laugh and talk about me in 2004 when those plastic bottles came into my radar as they became suckered in by them and never changing. At least my paper cups were recyclable that the nay sayers felt too expensive. I say, "How expensive is it when you see the bottle you chugged down making a line across the oceans around the earth killing and polluting life. Google it see it for yourselves all of those throw away bottles somehow lands on earth and in bodies of water which are now polluted. You eat from said grounds and oceans now polluting your own bodies and you want to point your finger after doctors' reports are no longer in your favor of health. >> My reusable 16oz travel bottle and my insulated 32oz juggler cup are only thrown in a sink of hot soapy water or a dishwasher for cleaning and then reused. Gone are the days of those overpriced non-breakdown plastic bottles.
Date published: 2020-06-23
