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The Purifier Large is a timeless glass carafe water filter jug with no plastic cartridges. Instead: a refillable stainless-steel cartridge with filter granules inside. Purifier Large features the same filter technology as the original Purifier, and holds a larger volume of almost 1.7 L of filtered water.
- 100% dishwasher safe.
- Glass carafe
- Lid in stainless steel
- Hopper and filter cartridge in stainless steel
- Detachable bumper in silicone to protect the Purifier from bumps and scratches
- Includes 1 x Pure filter refill bag
Due to its larger size, we designed the Purifier Large with a sturdy handle in recycled Ocean Bound Plastic* to support more weight. The Purifier Large features a smart concave lid design and can be stored on a fridge shelf space higher than 25 cm.
Made to be kept for years. In the unlikely event that you break your Purifier Large jug, spare glass carafes are available.
Filter specifications
- Total capacity (carafe): 2,84 L
- Filtered water capacity: 1,66 L
- Filter change indicator: Manual
- Filter performance: Up to 120 L or up to 4 weeks
- Filtration time: 3-5 minutes per litre
- Filter granules change interval (per bag): 4 weeks
Dimensions: H: 25 cm W: 21 cm ⌀: 13.7 cm
Weight: 1150 g
Manufactured in: China
Contaminants reduced with Pure filter refill granules: limescale, chlorine, heavy metals (lead and copper)
Contaminants reduced with Enriched filter refill granules: chlorine, heavy metals (lead and copper) + magnesium mineral is added
Materials *
Carafe: glass
Handle: recycled, certified Ocean Bound Plastic* and stainless steel
Filter cartridge: stainless steel
Lid: stainless steel, BPA-free thermoplastic
The whole Purifier filter system is dishwasher safe at 60°C. Please note: the granules should be removed from filter cartridge before putting it into the dishwasher.
*What is Ocean Bound Plastic?
Ocean Bound Plastic is certified, recycled plastic material made from plastic waste at risk of ending up in the ocean – collected close to coastlines, rivers and waterways or from used fishing gear. For more information, visit obpcert.org.