Zero Water Coupons: Save Big on Water Filters 💧

Coupons or deals from ZeroWater can help you save money on your purchases of water filter products that remove virtually all dissolved solids from your tap water. You can also enjoy free shipping on orders over $60, free returns, and rewards points for every dollar you spend. Additionally, you can get discounts on starter kits that include a pitcher or a dispenser with one filter and two additional replacement filters.

You can find the latest coupons or deals from ZeroWater by visiting their website and clicking on the 'Coupons' tab at the top of the page. You can also sign up for their newsletter to get exclusive offers and updates delivered to your inbox. Alternatively, you can check out some of the coupon websites that offer ZeroWater discount codes, such as (Dealspotr), (CouponBirds), (Wethrift), (EpicSavers), and [Capital One Shopping].

To use a coupon or deal from ZeroWater, you need to add the products you want to buy to your cart and proceed to checkout. On the checkout page, you will see a box where you can enter your coupon code and click 'Apply'. The discount will be applied to your order total and you can complete your payment. You can also use the coupon code when you subscribe to a filter refill plan and get 5% off your first order.

Coupons or deals from ZeroWater are subject to the following terms and conditions: - They are valid for a limited time only and may expire without notice. - They are not valid in conjunction with any other offers or discounts. - They are not redeemable for cash or credit. - They are not applicable to taxes, shipping, or handling fees. - They are not transferable or assignable. - They are subject to change or modification at any time by ZeroWater.

Zero Water and Brita are two of the most popular water filter pitcher systems on the market. They both use activated carbon to reduce chlorine, taste and odor, but Zero Water also uses a five-stage ion exchange filter to remove virtually all dissolved solids, including lead, chromium, fluoride, arsenic and more. Brita has a standard filter and a longlast filter, which have different lifespans and contaminant removal capabilities. Zero Water claims to produce the purest tasting water with a TDS (total dissolved solids) level of zero, while Brita reduces the TDS level by about 50%. Zero Water provides a TDS meter with its products to measure the water quality, while Brita has an electronic filter indicator to remind users when to change the filter. Zero Water filters tend to be more expensive and have a shorter lifespan than Brita filters, depending on the water source and usage. Zero Water offers a 90-day limited warranty for its products, while Brita offers a one-year limited warranty.

The frequency of replacing your ZeroWater filter depends on the quality of your tap water and how much water you filter. The higher the TDS level of your tap water, the shorter the filter lifespan. ZeroWater recommends that you change your filter once the TDS meter reads 006 or higher, which indicates that the filter has reached its capacity and is no longer effective. You can also notice a change in the taste or smell of your filtered water, which is another sign that you need to replace your filter. On average, a ZeroWater filter can last for about 20 to 40 gallons of water, but this may vary depending on your water source and usage. You can use the (filter replacement calculator) on the ZeroWater website to estimate how often you need to change your filter based on your zip code and daily water consumption.

Yes, ZeroWater offers a limited 90-day warranty on its products, including the dispenser, pitcher, bottle filtration system, travel bottle and TDS meter. The warranty covers manufacturing defects when used in compliance with the owner's manual. If you discover a defect within 90 days of purchase, ZeroWater will replace the parts free of charge. You need to provide a dated proof of purchase and contact ZeroWater customer service to file a warranty claim. The warranty does not cover the filter cartridge, normal wear and tear, misuse, abuse, negligence, accidents, alterations, or improper maintenance. You can find more details about the warranty terms and conditions on the (ZeroWater website).