Individual brita filters?

[bigbabyblues]

I've read several posts mentioning thse, but where do I find them? I'm thinking we could use them on our beach trip next month too, and when we go hiking, etc.

Can I get them at Walmart?

Thanks, Steph

 

[floridagirrl2]

Yes, you should be able to find them in Walmart. I really like mine--I use it at work because it takes the chlorine flavor out of the water.

 

[CEDmom]

I found them at Wal Mart with the other Brita products.

 

[oogieboogie]

They'll be in the hardware section of Walmart.

 

[debster812]

Walmart, Target, they even have them in my local grocery.

I use mine at work all the time too, but also take it to WDW.

 

[MOMTOMOOTOO]

I have seen them too in Shop Rite and Pathmark and sometimes they are on sale.

But I have never bought them, can someone tell me if they work well?

 

[Jockaroo]

Can also find these at Kohl's and Bed, Bath and Beyond. We love our Britta bottles--they are the greatest tote-to-the-park thing we have!

 

[FeePeeDisney]

I bought mine a long time ago from Kohl's, and have always taken it to WDW. My DS isn't a big pop fan, and even if we only spend a few hours in the parks, I want to cut down on the amount of junk food he may want -- sugars and salty stuff. The ice cold water seems to cut down on that and he is more likely to eat the snacks that I bring along. In the morning I usually just fill it up with ice from the hotel and keep refilling. I know that some people on the boards don't mind the water, but it makes me ill. One thing to remember, when you arrive at one of the parks, make sure you make note of all the washrooms!!!

 

[bengalfreak]

Wouldn't it be cleaner to fill the bottles from the drinking fountain? After all, the filters don't do a thing for bacteria.

 

[FeePeeDisney]

If you have children who are drinking from them, make sure you make note of the washrooms for their intended purpose, not to refill the water bottles. There is nothing like having to search for facilities when your little one has to go "real, real bad".