Culligan with ZeroWater Technology 22 Cup Dispenser

I would give this zero stars if I could. We used it about a week and the water began to taste like fish. I scrubbed the inside and got a new filter and again it worked about a week and now has begin to taste metallic. At this point I've invested over $60 in this and can't even drink the water

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It holds a decent amount of water but it does take a loooong time to fill up. The water does taste great!!! But the stream for it to pour is also pretty slow. I high is no big deal unless you are in a hurry to fill you water bottle rushing around trying to get out the door!

We've been using zerowater filter pitchers since a test by the Project Farm youtube channel proved the ZeroWater filter was effective (and most other filters simply do not filter water.) Today, the problem with ZeroWater is plastics. There is a glass dispenser, but it still leaves the water sitting in plastic and dispensed through plastic. I'd pay any premium price for a zerowater dispenser that leaves the water in a glass container and uses a medical grade stainless valve/spigot to pour water.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this for my honest review. It was super easy to set up and came with easy instructions. It is a good size so I will definitely be drinking a-lot more water. The water taste great as well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The water tastes pure and clean! It was easy to clean and assemble. It Removes 99.9% of total dissolved solids. I have the 22 cup dispenser and it holds so much I don’t have to worry about constantly filling it. Not super heavy even with all the water it holds. Easy to carry and fits in the refrigerator not too bulky so size is just right. The TDS meter lets me know when it’s time to change the filter. The water tastes crisp clean. Helps me avoid using bottled water. Or when I have to cook I use clean water from the dispenser.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Culligan ZeroWater water filter pitcher holds 22 cups of water. The meter that's included measures the number of solids in the water. By the time the water passes through the filter, there are absolutely no solids left in your water and yes, you can definitely tell the difference when you drink it. I even tested bottled water and even it has solid particles in it- even though a low number. This filter makes you want to drink water because ot tastes so clean and pure. When the meter measures 6 solids in water, it's time to replace the filter. There's are 3 people in my home drinking thus water and the after lasts about a month. So it's definitely worth buying. I highly recommend this water pitcher and filter.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’m absolutely thrilled with this water filter/dispenser. It holds plenty of water, which is a major upgrade from our previous water filter/pitcher. I love the TDS meter feature that helps determine when to change the filter. The dispenser is well worth the low cost, and for the amount of use we get out of each filter, I think the price per filter is very reasonable. We’ve been using it for weeks and the meter is still at 0 (for reference, they recommend changing the filter once the TDSs reach 6). I would absolutely recommend this to anyone looking for a new water filter/dispenser.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great product, extremely comparable to its competitor. Water tastes great and I also like the screen that tracks the status of the filter. Will be easy to maintain.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently got the Culligan 22 cup dispenser with ZeroWater technology, and I love it. The water tastes super clean and wayyyy better than what I was used to. It’s easy to fill, fits in my fridge, and I feel better knowing it filters out so much more than a basic pitcher.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Honestly didn’t think I’d notice a difference in my water… but I was so wrong. 😮💧 I started using the Culligan with ZeroWater Technology 22 Cup Dispenser, and now I can’t go back. I love knowing that it’s filtering out PFAS (those “forever chemicals” I’ve been reading way too much about lately 😬). The taste? So clean and fresh — like actual peace of mind in a glass. The built-in TDS meter is genius — it literally tells me when it’s time to change the filter. No guessing. And I feel good knowing I’m cutting down on plastic bottles. If you’re on the fence, this might be the water upgrade you didn’t know you needed. 💙💦

Really makes a difference in water quality, we go though alot of water now!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This filter works great— but the filter needs to be replaced so frequently and is so expensive that it’s not a realistic option if you live in an area with hard water. After only a few weeks, this has left my water tasting like fish, which after reading other comments online sounds like a common issue. Wouldn’t recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love this new addition to our refrigerator. I love how it was a perfect fit and we always have extra filtered water on hand for cooking or coffee machine. It is so easy to setup and use and it looks beautiful in my fridge. It’s low maintained just fill and use. Love it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our family tends to consume a lot of water throughout the day, so I was interested in getting this water container since it had a higher level water capacity. It does take up more room in the fridge, and it's difficult to store things behind it since it's such a large container. It does take a little longer to dispense water versus just a handheld pourable pitcher.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been using the Culligan 22-cup dispenser with ZeroWater technology for a few weeks now, and I’m honestly impressed. The size is super convenient—big enough to avoid constant refilling but still fits well in the fridge. The filtration is the real game-changer though. You can actually taste the difference—water comes out crisp, clean, and totally free of that tap water aftertaste. The spout is easy to use, even when it’s full, and the design is sleek and minimal. I also love that it comes with a TDS (total dissolved solids) meter, so you can literally see how clean your water is. Only downside? The filters don’t last super long if your tap water has a high TDS level, but that’s expected with such thorough filtration. Final verdict: If you’re picky about your water (like I am), this is 100% worth it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The water tastes good! Is it better than any other water filter? I wouldn’t say so. Do I know how accurate the reading is? No, and I’m not going to independently check it on my own. I enjoy the design of the product, and it fills be 40 oz Stanley at least 4-5 times before after the refill it so pretty good on the capacity. I will say that it does take a while to filter through the actual filter itself, and the reservoir up top remains full for a while. It may take 10 or more minutes to complete fill the tank. Other than that, it fits well in the fridge and I like how it is just a nozzle you easily open and close. Would recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My husband prefers room temperature water so this water filter has been great for him. It has a decently sized cup capacity so less refills are needed. However, the first fill does take a while and you have to check the water level to see if you can add more to filter through. I like the design of the lever, there's no way for you to accidentally press it because you have to pull the lever and not push. Water tastes fine as well. The interesting thing is that it measures the ppm that is shown at the front.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been using a Brita filter system for years. I was eager to test out this from Culligan to see how they compare. The Zero-Water technology is far more advanced than what I've been using. It has 5-stage advanced water filtration, which removes virtually all total dissolved solids (TDS) like metals, minerals, salts, and ions. It has IAPMO certified to filter harmful contaminants and removes some of the most concerning contaminants like the forever chemicals PFOA/PFOS, lead, chromium, and mercury. It has a 15 Gallon estimated water filter life: There is a TDS Meter that tells you when the filter needs to be replaced. You can save up to110 single-use plastic bottles per filter or up to 660 bottles a year. It's also made of BPA-free material: While it holds 22 cups, it is designed to be a space saving unit that fits most refrigerators. I did have to lower my top shelf to allow for the height of it. But it makes it so convenient with the water dispenser tap, to easily fill your glass without having to remove the actual unit.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Welcome reliable water into your home and enjoy cleaner, better-tasting drinking water. Culligan water pitchers and water purifiers with ZeroWater Technology are both equipped with a powerful filter that reduces infectious contaminants by 5x for top-notch filtration. With 5-Stage Advanced Water Filtration technology, each premium filter removes 99.9% of dissolved solids from your water—guaranteed. This powerful press technology has been shown to reduce lead and total PFAS (also known as forever chemicals), while also reducing pharmaceuticals, pesticides, and other contaminants, giving you healthier, better-tasting water. Each water purifier—made from BPA-free plastic and featuring an easy-slide design—fits snugly into a small refrigerator, saving you space without sacrificing style. Inside the Water Purifier is a built-in TDS meter, which measures the total dissolved solids in your water and alerts you when it is. One of the best features is that you can refill while the water is still filtering through the top sections without having to wait for the water to drain out of the pitcher before you can refill! The top reservoir can hold the water in the pitcher at a time, so it's easy to refill. The water tastes great, as you'd expect from a Zero filter. The little areas you can find in the picture on the back of the base allow it to rest on something (we used a couple of rectangular containers) and the whole thing is balanced well enough that you can put it up high enough for something moderate if you don't have somewhere safe where it can hang over. Overall well designed, doesn't take up too much space and is very convenient. We use it constantly and find it very useful for me and my family

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently reviewed the Culligan ZeroWater Technology 22-Cup Dispenser with a five-stage filter, and I’m genuinely impressed. The design is sleek and fits perfectly in my fridge. The filtration process is thorough, removing impurities and providing crisp, clean water that tastes refreshing. I love the built-in TDS meter, which allows me to see the water quality in real-time. Refilling is easy, and the large capacity means I rarely run out. However, the filter replacement can be a bit pricey, but the quality of water makes it worth it. Overall, I highly recommend this dispenser for anyone looking to improve their drinking water!