Kq8 Filter Kit for Keurig B150, K150, B155, K155, B155P, K155P, B200, K200, B3000, B3000se by PureWater Filters

Sometimes I go out on a limb and seldom regret it with proper research. I wasn't all in on the picture I use to filter tap water. Considering the constant washing of the pitcher when changing filter much more often than it seems I should have or suffer the awful taste of chalky, ishy water if not catching it in time. Certain filters release the yuk all at once even if you do not change in time, not a fun cup of tea or soup there! And something you never forget! So I did the math and buying this along with a brass fitting that has a splitter for doing dishes when not using the filter for drinking and cooking water seemed to be the way to go in the long run. The replacement filters last a very long time, 1250 gallons, and are not a through-the-roof expense. I have had good experiences in the past with larger filters and this seems to be the Cadillac of filters! May be ideal for camper and trailer homes, not just a Keurig machine, especially since copper has been replaced with PVC. I will update and let you know how it is going down the road a piece! I am living in an area that has poor quality water and it is hard with sediment so it is much too often of an expensive chore to use pitchers, and there is the plastic leaching to consider while storing your water in plastic pitchers. Transferring to a glass pitcher is another expense but why filter water and then be concerned of possible micro-plastics that require 5 minutes of open boiling minimum to rid. This eliminates the middleman and could be a fraction of the cost. So I will use hive mentality and share my good news soon!

I've been needing a water filter for my espresso coffee, I know how important it is to make sure your drinking water is properly filtered, the hookup is fairly easy and does not require expensive plumbing. This is a good investment to make sure you have filtered water.