Brita 35507 Classic OB01 48-Ounce Water Pitcher

Brita Classic Pitcher OB01 / 35507 Benefits:

• Holds six 8-ounce glasses of clean, great-tasting, chilled water
• Removes the same impurities, but costs less than most Brita pitchers
• Package includes pitcher and one filter

The Brita #OB03 replacement pitcher filter cartridge removes the following impurities from your drinking water:

• 99.0% of Lead at pH 6.3
• 98.0% of Lead at pH 8.4
• 96.0% of Mercury at pH 6.6
• 96.0% of Mercury at pH 8.5
• 96.0% of Chlorine
• 95.0% of Cadmium at pH 6.5
• 93.0% of Cadmium at pH 8.6
• 96.8% of Copper at pH 6.5
• 80.0% of Copper at pH 8.4
• 66.0% of Zinc

The OB03 cartridge does not remove Fluoride

This filter is tested and certified by NSF International and the Water Quality Association (WQA) to meet or exceed NSF/ANSI Standards 42 & 53

Brita Pitcher Filter (Model #OB03) Filter Life:

The Brita Pitcher / Dispenser Replacement Filter #OB03 will filter up to 40 gallons of water, and should last about 2 months (for the average family).

Brita Pitcher Filter Installation:

1. Remove your used filter and discard
2. Open the new filter package and soak the new filter upright in cold tap water for 15 minutes
3. While the filter is soaking, hand-wash the pitcher, lid, and reservoir with a mild detergent, and rinse well
4. After the filter is done soaking, rinse it under cold running tap water for a few seconds
5. To insert the filter into your pitcher or dispenser, line up the groove in the filter with the notch in your reservoir, and press firmly to seal
6. Fill the reservoir with cold water
7. Discard the first two pitchers of filtered water - or use it to water your plants

Notes:

• Remember to wash your hands with soap & water before handling a new filter.
• It's normal for a new filter to be wet when you first open the package because all Brita filters are washed during the manufacturing process to prevent them from drying out.
• Abrasive cleaners can scratch your clear plastic pitcher, so try to avoid them.
• You may find carbon dust in the first few pitchers of filtered water. This is normal, and harmless.