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Tuesday, February 2, 2010

ZeroWater -- Review and Giveaway -- ends 2/15/10! CONTEST CLOSED!

CONTEST CLOSED! CONTEST CLOSED!

ZeroWater

I admit, I was fairly skeptical. I didn't expect a water pitcher with a filter to really clean my tap water and improve the taste.

I was wrong!

I opened the box to discover a very visually appealing Cool Blue and White Pitcher



with the accompanying ZeroWater ZT-2 Electronic Water Tester, and Filter Cartridge.


The pitcher is wonderful. Not only is the pitcher quite pretty, it has a snap-on lid to prevent spills, pouring spout and an exclusive in-fridge push button dispenser!
I love the convenience this brings to me!

The directions were simple and written clearly. I had no trouble putting the unit together.

ZeroWater is amazing. I followed the instructions and waited for my first pitcher of clean, filtered water to appear.
I won't have to go out and buy bottled water anymore!
*Happy Dance*
At almost $6.00 per case of water, at 2 cases per week and 52 weeks a year -- that's a savings of a whopping $624.00 per year!


The ZeroWater Pitcher retails for approx. $35.00. That's 6 cases or 3 weeks worth of bottled water!
So, it pays for itself in less than a month! The best part, aside from the purity and great taste, is that it reduces the numbers of plastic bottles going into landfills to last forever.

From the Website: ZeroWater® is the ONLY filtered water that meets FDA definition for purified bottled water.

The ZeroWater Filter was developed in the early 1990's.
As of 2008, ZeroWater holds 4 patents regarding our filters with additional patents pending.


ZeroWater offers the Filter Bottle, Filters, Pitcher, and Accessories.

ZeroWater is deeply concerned about the environment and it's own impact upon it. They encourage their customers to particpate in a Filter Recycling Program through their website.
When you mail in your used filters, you'll receive a $5.00 coupon for a future purchase of ZeroWater filters. How great is that? This company doesn't just talk the talk -- it walks the walk! Refreshing!

You can purchase ZeroWater products at Target (and Target.com), WalMart, Home Depot, and Walgreens!

You may also register your ZeroWater purchases on line at the website and you may be offered the chance to participate in and join the product development team!

The wonderful folks at ZeroWater have generously provided for one lucky Gathering My Roses Reader a ZeroWater Pitcher of their very own!

Just follow the entry instructions below! Each comment gives you an extra entry into the contest.

***Be sure to leave your email address in the body of your comment or have your email visible in your profile -- no email / no entry! If I can't contact you, you can't win!***

***Winner chosen using Random.org***

MANDATORY ENTRY:
Go to ZeroWater FAQ Page and, using the menu there, tell me two things about ZeroWater that you've learned.

For extra entries:

1. Register for ZeroWater Coupons

2. Make a ZeroWater Purchase.

3. Follow me @GeorgiaMist on Twitter.

4. Publicly follow me on Google Friend Connect (located on the sidebar).

5. Join our Gathering Roses Facebook page (on the sidebar).

6. Tweet this contest daily and leave a comment with your Twitter status each day.
ZeroWater Review and Giveaway! Ends 2/15/10. @GeorgiaMist
http://bit.ly/aL6LRD PLS RT!


7. Post the link to this contest on your blog, Facebook, or MySpace page(s) and link back here!

This contest will be open from Tuesday, February 2nd until Monday, February 15th. Winner will be announced on Tuesday, February 16th.
OPEN TO USA RESIDENTS ONLY, PLEASE!
The ZeroWater Pitcher will be shipped directly to the winner by the ZeroWater Company.

DISCLAIMER: I received a ZeroWater Pitcher for the purpose of review. I received no monetary compensation. My opinion is based on personal use and experience.

63 comments:

  1. I learned that ZeroWater filters produce the only filtered water that meets the FDA definition for purified bottled water...and second, they started the first recycling program in the U.S. among leading pitcher manufacturers.

    t_freckleton at yahoo dot com

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  2. I learned...

    Q. When was ZeroWater® developed?
    A. The filter was developed in the early 1990's.

    Q. Is ZeroWater® patented?
    A. As of 2008, ZeroWater holds 4 patents regarding our filters with additional patents pending.

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  3. I went to their FAQ and learned that they're the first to start a recycling program in the US among leading pitcher manufacturers. Also, they have a 90 warranty for the pitcher and 30 days for the filter.

    wakeupangel at gmail dot com

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  4. I registered for ZeroWater coupons (wakeupangel at gmail dot com)

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  5. Following you on Twitter, name is Baniclips.

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  6. Following you on Google Friend Connect, name is Bani.

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  7. Joined your Facebook page, name is Bonnie M.

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  8. Tweeted here-

    http://twitter.com/baniclips/status/8612530389

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  9. Blogged here
    http://banicontests.blogspot.com/2010/02/gathering-my-roses-giveaway.html

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  10. I learned that each filter is good for 22.5 gallons--but results vary and some found it worked for 30 gallons. I also learned that the TDS meter will tell you when you need to change your filter it will read 006.
    Thanks for the chance to win.
    kakihararocks@gmail.com

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  11. I signed up for coupons
    (under darcysan)

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  12. 2 things:

    Q. When was ZeroWater® developed?
    A. The filter was developed in the early 1990's.

    Q. Is ZeroWater® patented?
    A. As of 2008, ZeroWater holds 4 patents regarding our filters with additional patents pending.

    contact me at:
    celeste@mail4me.com

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  13. I learned that zero water meets the definition of purified bottled water (without all the waste) and that it removes 100% of all detectable dissolved solids-very cool.

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  14. I follow your blog publicly :) Thanks for the giveaway

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  15. 2 things I learned:
    1) This is "the ONLY filtered water that meets the FDA definition of purified bottled water.*
    2) The pitcher includes "one Pitcher, one filter, and one TDS meter." The meter tests the water and gives a digital reading.

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  16. I learned it was created in the early 1990s and its the ONLY filtered water that meets the FDA definition of purified bottled water.

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  17. learned:
    Q. When was ZeroWater® developed?
    A. The filter was developed in the early 1990's.

    Q. Is ZeroWater® patented?
    A. As of 2008, ZeroWater holds 4 patents regarding our filters with additional patents pending.

    copperllama at yahoo dot com

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  18. i learned that they were first developed in the early 1990's and they are certified by nsf international and the water quality association.

    kimberlynail123@yahoo.com

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  19. i signed up for coupons on the website

    kimberlynail123@yahoo.com

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  20. i am following you on facebook :0)


    kimberlynail123@yahoo.com

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  21. http://www.facebook.com/#!/profile.php?ref=profile&id=1139868619

    this is a link to my link i posted on my facebook! i want this BAD!!!!!!

    kimberlynail123@yahoo.com

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  22. im surprised that the filter was made in 1990!!
    and had 4 patents!!
    im amazed!
    mommy2skie@yahoo dot com

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  23. follow your blog.
    mommy2skie@yahoo.com

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  24. subscribed.
    mommy2skie@yahoo.com

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  25. registered for coupons!
    mommy2skie at yahoo dot com

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  26. follow you on twitter.
    mommy2skie at yahoo dot com

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  27. Zero water filter was developed in the 1990's.
    It was patented in 2008 and currently holds 4 parents.

    Thank you for a chance and I am following you at twitter too!

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  28. I learned that Zero Water Filters are 5 stage filters and that the filters are certified to last for 22.5 gallons per filter.

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  29. I follow you on Google Friend Connect!

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  30. I'm a fan of the Gathering Roses Facebook Page (Miriam Tirips)

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  31. I posted the link on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/#!/miriamt?v=feed&story_fbid=300549743675&ref=mf

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  32. I learned that bacteria cannot grow in the filters and that the plastics from the pitcher do not leach into the water...

    jessicap067@gmail.com

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  33. from the website:
    Q. Is ZeroWater® patented?
    A. As of 2008, ZeroWater holds 4 patents regarding our filters with additional patents pending.

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  34. follow GeorgiaMist on Twitter (scm74)

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  35. Facebook fan (Susan Cottingham Mayer)

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  36. tweet http://twitter.com/scm74/status/9048499163

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  37. Learned-A. Though we are lab-certified for 22.5 gallons per filter under the strictest conditions.
    and
    The tester empowers you to compare various water sources.


    maynekitty at live dot com

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  38. follow u on twitter---maynekitty

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  39. tweet---http://twitter.com/maynekitty/status/9048909991

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  40. I learned that:
    1. ZeroWater produces the only filtered water that meets the FDA definition of purified bottled water
    2. Removes 100% of all detectable dissolved solids.
    tmp95 at comcast dot net

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  41. I follow you publicly with Google Friend.
    tmp95 at comcast dot net

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  42. I'm a fan of Gathering Roses on Facebook.
    tmp95 at comcast dot net

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  43. Tweeted http://twitter.com/dahbou/status/9050884694

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  44. Posted on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?v=feed&story_fbid=333641876071&id=100000181847896&ref=mf

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  45. Hi! I fanned ZeroWater's Facebook page and left a comment.

    http://www.facebook.com/ZeroWater?v=wall#!/ZeroWater?v=feed&story_fbid=306648466309&ref=mf

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  46. Tweeted today-
    http://twitter.com/baniclips/status/9098266246

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  47. I learned that Zero Water has a 5 stage filter and meets the same definition of purified bottled water

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  48. I follow on twitter (bloggiveaways)

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  49. I follow via google friend connect

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  50. blogged - http://freebloggiveaways.com/2010/02/10/win-a-zerowater-pitcher-filter-and-tester/

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  51. Thanks for hosting a great giveaway! I learned that the filter was developed in the 1990s and the filter can last for 22.5 gallons per filter. Thanks! :)

    heather y
    click4cash4me@gmail.com

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  52. tweeted http://twitter.com/dahbou/status/9123321329

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  53. daily tweet http://twitter.com/scm74/status/9126050252

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  54. tweet http://twitter.com/dahbou/status/9150056122

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  55. Zero water was developed in the early 1990s and holds 4 patents.
    mojitosmommy@gmail.com

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  56. daily tweet http://twitter.com/scm74/status/9171240864

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  57. 1. The filter was developed in the early 1990's.
    2. The silver pitcher is not certified

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  58. I follow me @GeorgiaMist on Twitter.
    choochoo428

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