LifeStraw Home Glass Pitcher filters
Every replacement cartridge that fits the LifeStraw Home Glass Pitcher, what each one is certified to remove, and how long it lasts.
At a glance
- Takes
- 1 cartridge family
- Ships with
- LifeStraw Home Filters
- Capacity
- 10 cups
- Cartridge life
- 40 gallons (151 L) · 2 months
- Sold in
- Worldwide
Some specifications for this model vary between markets and we have not confirmed them against a current data sheet, so figures we are unsure of are omitted rather than guessed.
Cartridges that fit the LifeStraw Home Glass Pitcher
One cartridge family fits this jug.
LifeStraw Home Filters
A two-part system — a long-life membrane and a shorter-life carbon and ion exchange stage.
LifeStraw Home
- Single
- 40 gallons (151 L) · 2 months
- Fits 2 jugs
LifeStraw Home
- 40 gallons (151 L) · 2 months
- Fits 2 jugs
LifeStraw Home
- 40 gallons (151 L) · 2 months
- Fits 2 jugs
LifeStraw Home
- 40 gallons (151 L) · 2 months
- Fits 2 jugs
What this jug is like to live with
What the LifeStraw Home Filters actually removes
Taken from the manufacturer’s own reduction claims, with the evidence level stated.
Reduces
Does not reduce
Listed because it is the more useful half. Every cartridge on the market reduces chlorine taste; what separates them is what they leave behind.
Tested to the method of a named standard, usually by an independent laboratory, but not certified — no ongoing audit, no published listing with the certifying body. Better than nothing, weaker than certification, and routinely presented as though it were the same thing.
Tested to NSF/ANSI 42, 53, 401 and P231 protocols by independent laboratories. P231 is the microbiological protocol and is the reason this jug can make a bacteria claim at all — no ordinary carbon jug can.
Buying the LifeStraw Home Glass Pitcher itself
For anyone here to replace the jug rather than the cartridge.
LifeStraw Home
- 10 cups
LifeStraw Home
- 10 cups
LifeStraw Home
- 10 cups
Out of stock at last check on amazon.com
LifeStraw Home
- 10 cups
LifeStraw Home Glass Pitcher questions
Which filter fits the LifeStraw Home Glass Pitcher?
The LifeStraw Home Glass Pitcher takes the LifeStraw Home Filters cartridge, which is what it ships with.
No other cartridge family fits this jug.
How often does the LifeStraw Home Glass Pitcher need a new cartridge?
The LifeStraw Home Filters is rated at 40 gallons (151 L) · 2 months. That figure assumes average water — in a hard-water area the ion exchange resin is exhausted sooner, sometimes considerably sooner.
Volume is the honest measure rather than the calendar. A household of four reaches the rated throughput far quicker than one person does.
How much water does the LifeStraw Home Glass Pitcher hold?
Capacity is 10 cups.