Purewell 2.25G Gravity Water Filter System with Water Level Window, 3-Stage 0.01μm Ultra-Filtration Stainless Steel Countertop System with 2 Filters and Stand, Reduce 99% Chlorine, PW-KS

I spent time comparing the different companies before buying this one. I'm very happy with it. Took me a bit of time to understand how and manage to prepare the cartridges (the tap I have in kitchen is not optimum for it so had to use a different one). The water tastes better than the filtering jug I had. I fill it once a day. The stand makes a huge difference as well.

⭐️ Review: Purewell 2.25G Gravity Water Filter System (3‑Stage Ultra‑Filtration) The Purewell 2.25G Gravity Water Filter System is a reliable and user‑friendly solution for clean, great‑tasting water at home, outdoors, or during emergencies. With its 3‑stage 0.01 μm ultra‑filtration, this system effectively removes impurities while retaining healthy minerals — and the added water level window makes monitoring easy. 💧 Superior Filtration: The 3‑stage filter provides excellent purification, capturing tiny contaminants down to 0.01 microns. You can enjoy clearer, safer water without needing a power source. 🧪 Easy to Use: Gravity‑fed design means simple setup and maintenance — just fill the top chamber and let gravity do the work. No plumbing or electricity required. 👀 Water Level Window: The built‑in window helps you instantly see how much water is left without lifting the lid, adding convenience and preventing guesswork. 🏕️ Versatile & Portable: Great for daily household use as well as camping, RV trips, cabins, or emergency preparedness. The 2.25‑gallon capacity strikes a nice balance between size and portability. 👍 Reliable Design: Solid construction and thoughtful features make this a durable, long‑lasting filtration option you can trust. We love it and its so great for well water!

This unit is great, I had the Harley system prior but needed to replace it. I do wish this system came with an option for an even bigger tank but it works really well and the Window on the front has been more useful than I would have figured prior. Although the filters specifically don’t rank as high as the Berkey, they are close upon deep review. You can swap to whatever filters you want when it’s time to replace them after the first year ish.

I moved into a new rental in October, 2023. Within the first month, I realized my skin and hair felt gross. I was getting breakouts on my face, my hair was getting super oily, even after washing it, and my skin felt really dry and itchy. I have a tabletop ice maker, which I've always filled with tap water. After moving here, I noticed a weird slimy film in the water reservoir. I decided the water here is filled with something that's not good. I immediately bought a filter for my shower and within two showers, the difference was absolutely astonishing. Then I started buying and drinking only bottled water. I even gave my cats and dogs purified water that I bought, ten gallons at a time. In short, I've spent a LOT of money on water. Last summer, I joined a preping group on Facebook and I noticed a lot of people were talking about water filtration systems. Curious, I went on a hunt for information. I compared quality, price, convenience, aesthetic, etc. I finally landed on this Purewell water filtration system. The system arrived quickly and in good shape. It was super easy to put it together. Basically, all I had to do was choose a spigot (it comes with a metal one and a plastic one) and attach it, then install the filter. Within ten minutes of the system arriving, I was filtering water. My system holds a little over two gallons at a time. Between the amount I drink and use to cook with, refilling my water bottles (pictured here), and the amount I use to fill my pet fountains every day, I fill my system about three times a day. At this point, I've had the filter set up for almost four weeks. Since then, I have noticed my coffee and teas taste better, and the water tastes so good, I've been drinking about a gallon a day! Even better: I have spent zero money on bottled or gallons of water since I got my Purewell! It's quickly paying for itself. I highly recommend this water filtration system for you and your family!

Works perfectly! Takes 30 minutes to an hour for the Gravity water System to filter 2 gallons but it's worth the wait! Also, have to tip the container to get the last little bit out, but easy to do. We use this every day

Works great and easy to setup. I recommend getting one and learning how it works and how you'll use it before you really "need" it. The lifetime of the filters will make it very economical to use. The water I send through it tastes great. Do know that it's not a reverse osmosis filter, and therefore it may have limited to no ability to remove dissolved solids like calcium that makes water hard. What it can remove, though would be organics that can be absorbed by the carbon filter and very small particulates including things like microplastics and bacteria. I used a permanent marker to place a line on the glass window half way up from the bottom of the clean water container. I know when the water level gets to this point I'm safe adding another gallon to the top without risk of leaking