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graviTEA

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pitcher 50oz
makes 6 cups
$24$12
6 filters
annual supply
$40$30
A quick, economical alternative to bottled water for better tasting tea. Removes up to 80% of chlorine and 70% limescale from tap water in seconds, dramatically improving the taste of tea and other beverages. It's also very quick, removing impurities at twice the speed of similar products. The cost savings are even more impressive. Its 60-day filters (one included free) will save you 90% of the cost of bottled water. A digital indicator will signal when these should be changed, but batteries may need replacing upon purchase.

NSF 42 approved | Made in China | 50 oz (1.5L) | 9.75" x 8" x 4" | Takes CR1220 lithium batteries

Customer Reviews (419)

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The graviTEA water purifier receives high praise for its effective filtration, notably enhancing tea flavor by reducing mineral build-up and eliminating limescale, even in hard water conditions. Users appreciate its quick filtering and the noticeable improvement in water quality, surpassing bottled alternatives for some. While the filters are considered pricey, the investment is deemed worthwhile for the taste and maintenance benefits, including reducing the need for descaling kettles. However, the digital indicator's reliability and the initial setup's clarity draw criticism. Despite minor drawbacks, tea enthusiasts highly recommend graviTEA for its superior water purification and the positive impact on their tea experience.
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Jan 28th '10
My local water is a bit on the hard side, so I use graviTEA in tandem with my Brita faucet filter to double-filter my water. Overkill? Probably, but I no longer get mineral build-up in my kettle and my tea tastes much more flavorful. The filters are pricey, but in my mind it's money well spent for water quality that rivals, and possibly surpasses, some of the stuff you can buy bottled at the grocery store.
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Mar 6th '16
Have purchased and use several of these. Does clear the water fast. If it slows to a trickle and is not time to change filter yet take out the filter cartridge and submerge in water and move back and forth several times. this is what you do before first using any new cartridge and it seems to work when newish cartridges slow down.
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Jan 6th '16
I had read a lot of great reviews at Adagio's TeaChat.com before I made the purchase. Based on how well it is already working in eliminating limescale from my kettle I am a believer. Fills quickly and tastes great as well, no chlorine taste. Feel like I am drinking my teas again for the first time. I recommend ending the fill when it reaches 32 oz as the water left full in the tank will perfectly fill it the rest of the way to max/48oz. EDIT: The digital indicator finally went but it's easily fixed by popping it out from the lid, taking the cover off and replacing the two CR1220 batteries, (found at most stores), replacing the cover and attaching it back to the lid. Good as new.
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Oct 29th '20
The GraviTEA water filter and container is perfect for those tea snobs like me. You will have the best filtered water for your tea and anything else. This product works very well, I bought some as gifts for friends.
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Jul 5th '21
We love the Gravitea! My tea kettle no longer has build up that requires vinegar cleanings after using water from my refrigerator filtration system. The tea tastes so much better with the double filtered water. We use it for coffee, as well. Definitely a great addition to tea drinkers life. Happy sipping!
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Is fluoride filtered out?
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Asked by Frederick Freiburger
on March 14th, 2020
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Are the filters sustainable and recyclable?
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Asked by Ann O'Flannigan
on March 14th, 2020
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I they were out of batteries when I got my pitcher and I just received the battery today. It was hard inserting into the lid. I pushed it down till it snapped. Was that what I should have done? It had no instructions so I just held down the button and
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Asked by Linda Talbot
on March 23rd, 2020
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How do I get the lid to snap back on. I just took it out the package last night to wash it and get the filter right. Did the 2 cycles and put water in to use, went to put the lid on and it won't snap on the sides......HELP! Thanks
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Asked by Cassandra Weststrock
on March 29th, 2020
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Could you use this to make iced tea in this container? It would eliminate having to go through another step.
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Asked by Linette Geisel
on June 10th, 2020
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I also am having issues with the filter timer. I see one in my checkout, but it'd be $5.95 to ship it. Help?
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Asked by Sara Stephens
on April 1st, 2020
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How do i get a reolacement of the top white lid. Broke as soon as i put it on!
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Asked by Shanda Vance
on April 9th, 2020
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Hi! I'm also having issues with replacing the lid. It simply won't go back on! I even made sure to insert the little part that goes into the notch of the handle first, then tried to seat the rest of lid down. But no luck :(
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Asked by Miriam
on June 7th, 2020
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I can not tell in the picture. But on the lid in the back the little rectangle area is it suppose to be open or does it have a closure? I Looked through everything and could not find anything. But it looks like there should be something there.
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Asked by Tiffany Eliot
on October 10th, 2020
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How should this be washed? Handwash everything but the lid or dishwasher safe or what? I just got mine and want to wash it before I use it, but neither the packaging nor this page have any hints.
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Asked by Katie Driscoll
on August 6th, 2022
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What type of filters are these?
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Asked by Sarah Penick
on July 13th, 2023
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How do I reset the timer on the lid to keep track of when the 60 days are up?
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Asked by Jan Alt
on October 12th, 2022
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What should I do if nothing seems to happen when I press/hold the button?
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Asked by Lynsey F
on November 25th, 2023
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Are the filters out of stock?? I can not find them on the website.
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Asked by Carole
on January 12th, 2025
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How do you replace the batteries in the counter? I was able to pop the counter out of the lid, but can't figure out how to open the battery compartment.
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Asked by Marlaina
on November 10th, 2024
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Does it filter out any other contaminants?
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Asked by Lauren Sell
on March 20th, 2025
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