First up: the pitcher. You know, the one sitting in your fridge like a plastic throne. They cost about $20 to $50.
But here’s the kicker. The filters inside cost more over time than the pitcher itself. It’s like buying a hamster that eats gold.
You’re paying roughly $30 to $60 per year for refills. For two people, it’s fine. For a family? You’ll be refilling that thing hourly.
The Faucet-Mounted Friend
Next is the faucet mount. It clips right onto your sink. Price? $30 to $100.
Installation is easy. You don’t need a plumber. You don’t even need a wrench. Just twist and go.
The catch? They’re ugly. Really ugly. And they slow your water flow to a sad trickle. But hey, your water tastes less like a swimming pool.
