When your mouth is drier than a Death Valley Ryvita, nothing hits the spot like a glass of fresh water. Pour it from the tap though and it’ll have that nasty tang of chlorine. Well that might be ok for swimming pools, but we don’t like it on our tonsils. So before you knock it back, run it through a Bobble Jug.
Soak the filter in water before use
No need to wait for the water to filter through
Easy to replace the filter
The activated carbon filter in this snazzy-looking jug instantly removes the taste and odour of chlorine from your tap water. So it’s just as tasty as the expensive bottled stuff. What’s more, you’ll be doing your bit for the planet, because one carbon filter will make up to 150 litres of clean water. That’s as many as 300 of those lunchbox-sized bottles of mineral water that you’ll no longer need! We won’t even mention the savings...
Colours available (L-R): Pink, Green, Blue and Black
Just pour your tap water into the top and the Bobble Jug will instantly filter it. So no hanging about when someone’s forgotten to top it up. And speaking of topping it up, the deceptively slim design will hold a whopping 2 litres at a time. And since the water is filtered as it’s poured in (and not when it’s poured out) you can whip off the colourful lid and use the jug on its own at the dinner table. ‘My, what refined taste you have!’
Please Note:
Use bobble jug filters only with potable water. Never use bobble jug filters where water is microbiologically unsafe or of unknown quality. Maximum efficiency for filter may differ according to a region's municipal water supply.
Product Features:
Instantly filters tap water as you pour it into the lid
Activated carbon filter removes the unpleasant taste and odour of chlorine
Doubles as a serving jug for fresh water
Slim design makes it easy to store in the fridge
Filters the equivalent of 300 x 500ml bottles of water
Free from harmful BPA, phthalates and PVC
Made from recycled PET (RPET)
100% recyclable
Designed by Karim Rashid
Dimensions:
Holds up to 2 litres
Measures approximately 17cm(W) x 10.5cm(D) x 25.5cm(H)
EST. 1998
