Alexapure Pro Stainless Steel Water Filtration System - 200 Gallon Capacity

We have had this operating now for 10 weeks. So far it has been fabulous. My kids prefer this water over all bottled water as does my husband, and he’s pretty picky. I feel good saving lots of plastic water bottles from a landfill, saving money and serving my family the best quality water, living water free of pesticides and fluoride. As others stated, it is easy to set up. The flow rate was totally fine the first time we used it, I have been refilling the top on average twice a day, and refrigerating water in pitchers. The filter is still working great. I have bought a few back up filters on sale so have them ready when we need them. The one thing I would tell you is to be careful not to fill the top too high, even 1 inch from the top can be too high if water is above the spigot in the canister below. The best rule of thumb is to replace the amount you are taking out as you draw it. UPDATE: We have had this working a year now and it is a staple for all of us. I had to replace the filter once since we owned it. A few things to note. I had wanted to place this on my kitchen counter and it slightly blocks the full extension of the overhead cabinets being fully open. Ideal spot is out of the range of overhead cabinets. It’s about an inch too tall. The water tastes as great as ever. We are very pleased with this investment and have on hand backup filters which I get on sale to stock up. When we went on vacation we followed the advice of the company and took the filter out and put it in a ziplock bag, double bagged, with water to keep it wet since we were gone for a full week. When we got home we popped it back in and the filter performed as normal with no problems whatsoever. I love this unit for the price. It looks nice. I have heard the spigot can go and it is also easy to replace. So far so good!!

I have had this only a few days. Easy to assemble and the water tastes great. I was lead to believe that water had to have a TDS reading near zero but if any of you drink bottled water many brands will say in small print.."added minerals for taste". My water here at my condo in The Woodlands, Texas has TDS readings around 220 and smells of the chemicals added to purify the water. This filter has similar readings but no chemical smells or taste. I'm sure the other filters of this caliber do the same but this one was less expensive. With each pass the one filter is quicker. I can filter two gallons of tap water in an hour or so. I can see getting a sight glass spigot but I have no problem lifting up the top portion to see how much filtered water. I'll update this from time to time. I own a Britta, zero water pitchers which are fine but this fiter over time I hope is way less expensive. Update 11/25/18 The filter is still doing as well as the day I got it delivered. I do plan on giving it a good cleaning every month or two but the water is good. I use the water for drinking, cooking and brewing home brew ale. I do plan to get another filter cartridge at some point but the original one is still filtering well.

I've had the Alexapure Pro for a little more than a year now, & after the initial learning curve of several months, I have grown to love it. When I bought it, I only purchased it with the 1 filter, plus I also ordered a Dozyant stainless steel spigot to replace the original plastic spigot the Alexapure came with. Everything arrived well packaged & was easy to install all the way around, despite the assembly instructions being pretty bare bones. They also included very little info on filter care. (Maybe they forgot to include it in the shipment?) Just make sure when you first get the Alexapure that you allow water to filter through the system twice before using. Also note, depending upon the quality of the water you're filtering, expect to have to scrub the filter periodically as it clogs up with whatever it is you're trying to filter out. You'll know when you have do this, cuz instead of hearing multiple "drip" sounds coming from your Alexapure, you'll start hearing only an occasional "drip". Our Seattle city water source is supposed to be better than many, but even so, we have to scrub the filter every 2 to 6 weeks, depending upon how much water we're using, which can be anywhere from 1 to 4 gallons a day. To clean filter, hold under cold running water & vigorously scrub for a good 5 minutes using a non-abrasive scrubber (like a scotch-brite pad), & while you're at it, wash out the containers. If you do this, it'll increase the rate of filtering dramatically, & you'll be good to go for a few more weeks (or months). But if you cut corners & only gently (instead of vigorously) scrub the filter & only do so for a minute or two, it just won't be as effective & you'll have to do it more often. That said, once I made peace with the fact that I needed to thoroughly clean the filter regularly, I became a happy camper.

Wonderful product. My entire family each gave one & we use it for all drinking water in Seattle. Mine has lasted for long long long time

This js by far worth every penny. There's no better way to nourish your health than with good clean drinking water. I've been poor health for the past decade and go through leaps and bounds to make sure I'm not putting harmful product into my body. There's no secret that the pipes in our waterways are decades old. There's heavy metals and contaminants in the water, causing harm to our bodies. After seeing the lab results I was sold. It fille fast and I've been drinking pure water all day, great tasting clean water without the added garbage. If you find yourself reading this review you need to buy this product. Well made, well worth the money, you will save money in hospital bills and enjoy life more. Update. 2 months and it was great but has developed rust along the top (wtf?) and will also no longer filter. Water just stays in top even after loosening wingnut around filter. Will no longer produce filtered water reliably. Sometimes drips fine, other times stalls all night. Buyer beware!

We’ve only had this for a few weeks but our well water is very iron rich. It comes out of the tap yellow and has an off putting smell. It isn’t unsafe to drink, just unpleasant. After trying multiple expensive whole house filters, we still couldn’t get the water to drinking quality. After some research I landed on the Alexapure. One filter took forever and seemed to develop an airlock during its initial filtering. I ordered a second filter and we get water much faster now. If the filters weren’t so expensive I’d consider a third. As is we can get 3-4 gallons of filtered water per day if I stay on top of draining the bottom tank and refilling the top. Usually we don’t use that much but I like to stay on top of the filtered water stores just in case. The cloudiness, yellow tinge and most importantly, the taste and smell of the water are very much improved. The water tastes clean and has no odor.

My family used so many plastic bottles of water that we decided it was time to buy a counter top water purifier. My friend said that the Big Berky was the only way to go. We decided to look at all of the water purifiers before purchasing one. We looked at many and then my grandson discovered the Alexapure. It was less expensive then the Berky and was comparable in performance to the Berky. We are very pleased with the Alexapure. It was easy to assemble, it is convenient to use though the spigot moves a bit, and the water tastes good. We are very happy with our purchase

Water does taste better, and generally well made. While I did not have assembly issues or delays, it has leaked a time or two from the silicone washers which seal the tap assembly. Tap did reseal when centered, but with guests fiddling with tap perhaps tugging one way or another it has leaked twice. The design of the tap is just a hole in lower canister, then silicone washers for the seal. This is apparently not fool-proof and should be better for the price paid. Would have done 5 stars for a better design of spigot.