Delving Deeper With The ZeroWater

Here we use the ZeroWater jug to create a blend of pure water and tap water to achieve optimal levels of alkalinity for brewing clean, expressive and delicious cups of coffee.
THE ZEROWATER FILTER JUG: workshopcoffee...

[@test-ml9wr]

Thanks for this. Once I got down the rabbit hole of RO setups and all these other expensive wild things I stopped and sort of gave up on controlling water. But living in London with out crazy hard water means really, if I want decent coffee, I have to do something. The idea of blending filtered water back with tap water is so simple but clever. I might have to get one of these.

[@workshopcoffee9001]

Thanks, Josh, we're glad that the solution we're pitching here is attractive. Similarly, it has been a thorny issue and a long journey for us to finally hit upon something that is so simple, yet offers so much in the way of flexibility and control.

[@test-ml9wr]

@@workshopcoffee9001 Yeah exactly. Will make sure I pick up a jug and some extras from you guys. The quality of your information has sold me on buying from you for life.

[@workshopcoffee9001]

@@test-ml9wr That's very kind of you to say - thanks, Josh!

[@test-ml9wr]

@@workshopcoffee9001 Grabbed the stainless steel one! And a spare filter. And some more filtropas. And the filter tasting pack. And a couple mugs.
Can't wait, super excited.

[@dwainDigital]

Does the bottom of this jug narrow so it can fit into a fridge door compartment? What's the minimum width of the base?
I cannot find these details anywhere and I would like to know. It looks like it does taper somewhat from the pictures

[@orrinbelcher6593]

Nice video fun and informative, really great tips for excellent brewing water. Nicely done

[@chrismitchell7470]

Does it take the water down to 0ppm ? Cheers 😊

[@workshopcoffee9001]

Hi Chris - that's correct, yes. And from there you can re-dilute with tap water to create your desired TDS level.