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published date: June 06, 2011
modified datt: June 22,2011

This giveaway is closed. Congratulations goes to Sandra U.

I am not a fan on soda, juice, and rarely drink tea. I must say that my favorite drink that I always crave is WATER! Yes, water. I am grateful that I don’t tend to drink empty calories, but water becoming my drink of choice I have become quite the water snob! I notice regional differences in water and perfer the water I have in my home. I was really excited to take the ZeroWater Challenge.

ZeroWater is an In Home Filtrations System that uses a Duel-Ion Exchange system to remove virtually all dissolved solids from Tap Water. In fact ZeroWater is the only filtered system that meets the FDAs Requirements for Purified Bottled Water and it’s considered just as effective as Reverse Osmosis in reducing chomium-6 levels in water. All ZeroWater products come with a testing meter that guarantees a 000 reading on Total Dissolved Solids. Plus, ZeroWater Pitchers & Dispensers are BPA-free and they offer a Filter Recycling Program to help you discard of used filters.

If you compare your Standard Water Filter which is a Carbon Based Filter to Zero Water you can see the difference in the total dissolved solids that remain. Testing the water in my own home including 1) Tap Water, 2) Filtered Water and 3) Zero Water, I ended up with some surprising results. My Tap Water contained a reading of 113 TDS, the Filtered Water was 65 TDS and the Zero Water was 000 TDS. I was really surprised at how little difference there was between the Filtered Water from the Fridge and the Tap Water.

ZeroWater has an option for just about every Size and Budget:

ZeroWater 23 Cup Filter Dispenser – This ZeroWater Dispenser offers a one-hand pull and pour button spout which allows you to easily fill up any cup or Bottle with water. The dispenser is 10 1/2″ Tall and only 6″ wide. The 23 cup dispenser also features a tapered top design to allow it to easily fit into the top shelves of your refrigerator.  This ZeroWater product also features an easy access fill lid so you can refill your dispenser without removing it from your refrigerator. The ZeroWater 23 Cup Dispenser retails for just $39.99.

ZeroWater 10 Cup Pitcher – This ZeroWater product is a cross between the Pitcher and the Dispenser. It gives you the option to Pour the water or use the Dispenser on the bottom of the unit to fill water bottles and more. With a 10 cup Reservoir you get the benefits of both the Pitcher and the Dispenser with the added space saving benefit. The ZeroWater 10 Cup Pitcher is sold exclusively at Bed Bath & Beyond for  $37.99.

ZeroWater 8 Cup Pitcher – The 8 Cup Pitcher contains an Ion Exchange Filter which removes the chlorine taste you typically get with Tap Water. It also removes any dissolved solids that may be in your water including Aluminum, Lead, Zinc, Nitrate and more. This ZeroWater pitcher is small enough to keep in your Fridge or on the Counter and contains a One-Hand Pull & Pour Spout to fill any Bottle or Cup. The 8 Cup ZeroWater Pitcher retails for just $35.00.

1 Lucky Winner will win all 3 of these ZeroWater Products plus a supply of 8 Ion Exchange Replacement Filters. A Value of over $200!

If you are eager to shop now, get 50% off the  8-Cup pitcher with coupon code zwhalf8cup or the 23-Cup dispenser with coupon code zwhalf23cup.

Be sure to join #wingiveaways on Twitter Wednesday night. We are throwing a ZeroWater Twitter Party at 9 PM ET. Read more on their Facebook page.

Giveaway Entry:

You can enter up to four times – that would mean, leave one to four comments.  You do not have to enter more than once but you DO have to complete the first entry to enter with choices two through four.

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This giveaway ends on Monday, June 13 at 3 p.m. (EST.) The winner will be contacted via email and will have 72 hours to respond. If I do not hear from the winner by that time, a new winner will be selected

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Disclosure: I was provided with ZeroWater products  for review .  All opinions expressed are my own and should not be substituted as your own.

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    Comments

    4. Emily says

      We are big on recycling in my house. Additionally, we make an effort to use natural light instead of indoor lighting whenever possible.

    5. Donna S. says

      I have always been a recycler–newspapers, cardboard, cans & bottles, & paper. Other ways are not leaving lights on when not in use and I conserve water–inside & outside with a rain water system. Thanks!

    6. Christine B says

      We use bottled water. Other than just recyling the bottles every week, we use them in our planters to take up space at the bottom to make the pots lighter and can use less dirt.

    9. Jen says

      To help the environment my husband and I run a non-profit coffee company called Three Avocados. All net proceeds to go providing clean drinking water using wells or bio-sand filters in Uganda, Africa. Nearly 63 children die each day due to water related illness in Uganda alone. Wells and bio-sand filters are clean, enviomentally friendly ways to provide clean water to those in need.

    12. Elle P says

      I would love to win this..I am a person prone to kidney stones and I’ve been recommended to use a water filter..so this would be great.

    17. Jani Nelson says

      Well, my water is really horrible at home so I am trying to win one of these pitchers so I don’t have to buy bottled water, which is expensive and not good for the environment.

    18. Bel says

      Our city does not recycle, but we have made an area in our kitchen for recycleables and we take them to the local recycling center. It’s not the most convienient thing to do, but it’s amazing to see how much we would normally throw away instead of recycling!

    23. natalie m. says

      we use rainwater to water our plants as well as lowered our use of electricity!

    24. Dina Kocsa says

      We recycle everything, from cans and bottles to newspaper and cardboard. Items from around our home that we no longer want or need we donate to our local Good Will. We have switched over to “green” cleaning products. We use re-usable shopping bags ONLY. Every year, we plant a tree at our local park. We only use recycled materials in our landscaping. When I run errands, I plan to do quite a few at once, to save on emissions and gas. We turn off all electric appliances when not in use and unplug cords for things that are seldom used (to save on energy). I am sure there are more things we do, just can’t think of them right now.

      Would love to win this because we only have well water where we live and this would make it possible for us to drink from our tap instead of buying gallons of water. Thanks so much! : )

      Signed up and confirmed my subscription to Frugal Coupon Living emails.

      Shared on Facebook and “liked” Zero Water and Frugal Coupon Living.

      Shared on Twitter and am following @FrugalCouponMom.

    25. Kim says

      I recycle and use reusable bags a the grocery store. I will also be biking to work this summer.

    26. Brandi Price says

      We are TRYING to cut back on our waste that goes to the landfill… reusing everyting possible and recycling what we can!

    27. Jani Nelson says

      I shared on Facebook and I also follow Frugal Coupon Living and ZeroWater on Facebook.

    28. mandy says

      We compost, have our own garden, and have just added a new rain barrel (which I LOVE)! We also buy mostly organic. We have all CFL bulbs in our house and turn off lights and electronics as much as we can. We buy environmentally friendly products, like biodegradable garbage bags, and we bring our own shopping bags to the grocery store.

    30. Patricia Komnick says

      I just started drinking water this year and I am so glad I did we use both tap water from the refrigerator and bottles of water from the store but I would love to win the giveaway of the zerowater pitcher and filters. That would be great!!

      thank you
      Patricia Komnick

    31. Kay H says

      I recycle but I must say that I end up with a lot of empty plastic water bottles at the end of the week. I can only drink water because I have medical issues with my kidneys. I do not have a filter system but I really wanted to try one and see how good they are. I’ve been buying water by the case when I see it on sale and I just stock up on it. It is a big hassle to buy it and bring it in the house by myself (very heavy). A filter would really be helpful.

    33. Kay H says

      I commented about this giveaway on facebook and I liked you and zero water on there too.

    40. Jennifer Z says

      I use my water filter at home to fill up my BPA free reusable water bottle to take to work, in order to stop buying plastic water bottles. My husband has been eyeing Zero water products for a while now, I’ve heard great things!

    41. Jani Nelson says

      I shared on Twitter(@JaniClarice) and I also follow @frugalcouponmom on Twitter.

    42. Cheryl M says

      We have changed over all of our light bulbs both inside and out to the new energy efficient ones!

    45. Cheryl M says

      I LIKE you and ZeroWater on facebook and have shared about your giveway on my wall.

    47. Rachel says

      I recycle, use reusable shopping bags, drink filtered water through my fridge rather than bottled water, and buy recycled items whenever possible.

    48. Kelly says

      We recycle anything that we can! Also I have recently been using public transportation to get to work instead of driving my car.

    52. Darla says

      I recycle, use reusable shopping bags, take my kids on walks and have contest to see who can pick up the most cans..

      I also save all my old coffee grounds from home and work to put in my garden that I grow and can all my veggies.. I also use the old fashion slop bucket instead of throwing away.

      I also have placed two totes at work and have all my co-workers put their cans in there (I work at a hospital so we take all the patient’s cans too!) We recycle those cans for the money which was used to purchase nurse day gifts which was reusable shopping bags for all the staff members on the unit!

      I recycle all our newspapers at home and from work.

      Also looking into making pencil cases for children using old chicken feed bags (from our chickens) and capri sun bags and sending them overseas in care packages for our church.

      We use lights only at night, limit shower time and my two boys (ages 5 and 1) always take baths together.

      We always turn off our computer completely when not in use.

      We do not keep pop in the house, me being a nurse I know not to keep sugar drinks and empty calorie drinks around. We all drink water, tea, and milk.

      I will share your link on my facebook page and my coupon club facebook page!

    53. Leah H says

      We recycle, filter our own water, conserve both heat and A/C as much as possible, as well as water.

    56. Angie Waterhouse says

      My family recycles and I have liked Frugal Coupon Living and Zerowater, shared on facebook and Signed up for Frugal Coupon Living Emails and confirmed my subscription!

    57. Kathleen Conner says

      I like Frugal Coupon Living and Zerowater on Facebook, and just Shared on Facebook.

    58. Leah H says

      Already LOVE you on FB and liked Zero Water. What a great giveaway! I want it! :)

    62. amy johnson says

      We recycle, hand wash dishes and hang dry our laundry. My 1 year old son loves to help hang the laundry.

    63. Cheryl L says

      I recycle, use re-usable bags while shopping and have changed all light bulbs to energy saving ones.

    75. Sarah_Charleston says

      We have been getting efficient appliences when needed, using less electricity and more at-home filtered water! We love Zero Water! Also, I liked you on Facebook, shared there, also on Twitter and email subscribed!

    76. Christie says

      We started composting. We also recycle. We are going to start square foot gardening.

    77. Sharon Costello says

      We reuse as much as we can. Egg cartons are recycled or reused for something like planting seeds. We also keep our air conditioner on 70 or 80. We also use the empty waxy cereal bags for sandwiches.

    79. Sarah says

      I do basic things for the environment, like recycling cans/bottles, cardboard and plastic. I always bring my own bag to the grocery store. I drink water out of my Kleen Kanteen instead of buying bottled. I consolidate my errands instead of going out multiple times. I turn off lights when possible. I have a mini-fridge that is very very energy smart because it doesn’t use a compressor like most.

      Please pick me! :) I’ve been eyeing Zerowater filters for the past few months. I’d really like one because my town heavily fluoridates the water and I don’t believe that’s healthy. Zerowater filters are the only filters on the market that remove fluoride and are affordable for most people and don’t require installation. I haven’t bought one yet because I’m too poor. :(

    80. Kim says

      I am new to your site and just found the giveaway section. We are getting into the environmentally living BIG time this year. A 10k square foot garden and LOTS of recycling and composting. This pitcher would be a great addition.

    84. Renee C. says

      My family and I recycle and turn off everything that isn’t in use. We also enjoy this beautiful weather by getting outside, and leaving all appliances and electronics turned off.

    86. Lisa Sipes says

      Not only am I greener than ever, but I’m teaching my kids the importance of protecting THEIR future home. We recycle, clean with only environmentally-friendly products. We turn of lights/fans when we leave the room and water when we brush our teeth. We unplug small applicances when not in use, and the TV/computer when we are out of town. We have bumped our A/C 2 degrees warmer than we used to keep it. We grow our own herbs and vacuum-seal frozen foods to reduce waste. I’m proud of my kids for taking these lessons to heart!

    87. Terry says

      We recycle and have a compost bin. I have been able to reduce our garbage pickup to once per month! Saves $$$$ while going green!

    88. Adriann says

      We are recycling at our house. In fact, my 3 year old daughter is in charge of our different bins. She loves it! We’ve also purchased a reusable water bottle for her and she thinks it is great. We talk about how important it is to use her bottle rather than buy lots of bottles and then throw them in the trash or in the recycle bin. This would be a great addition to our efforts to go green! ;)

    92. Sara says

      I’m recycling more, using re-usable grocery bags, home gardening and using refillable water bottles instead of disposable ones. I’d LOVE to try out this product. It sounds awesome!

    94. Patty says

      We planted our garden for the second year, we recycle bottles, cans, glass, cardboard and newspaper. I use reusable totes for my grocery orders.

    95. Cynthia says

      We recycle, hang our laundry up to dry instead of using the dryer,use reusable water bottles, take our lunches and snacks in reusable containers, use reusable grocery bags and have a small garden.

    97. ashley says

      we recently bought a much more fuel efficient car. my husband drives about 45 minutes to get to work(so not bicycle-fixable) and across state lines(so not public transportation-fixable) we are saving a small fortune on gas which is covering about 20% of the car payment!

      we also recycle everything we can, unplug electronics when not in use and use the microwave and toaster oven so we don’t use the oven to burn electricity and heat up the house.

      every little bit helps!!

    106. Joyce S says

      We recycle all newspaper and appropriate plastic. Turn off lights and water when we can. Try to run errands in a logical order.

    110. Amy B says

      We recycle everything we can and always turn off the water while soaping up in the shower.

    121. Sommer Emery says

      We compost and have our own garden. We also recycle and reuse. We teach our children the importance of recycling, reusing, and more!

    125. LISA BluMenStein says

      We recycle can, paper ect. We save ink cartillage for school along with capri sun pouches, butter tubs, chip bags candy bags it is amazing what the school can use to make money. and we are saving the earth

    135. Kaylan says

      We recycle a lot more and just got a hybrid car (which saves a lot of cash too!).

    136. Stephanie Gaffney says

      we cloth diaper and recycle everything we can and use reusable shopping bags

    142. Jackie Sampson says

      We recycle as much as we can and my 2 year old is already learning!!

      jlas at live dot ca

    147. Wendy C says

      I bring bags to grocery stores. I use a stainless steel water bottle. I use towels in the kitchen instead of paper products. I use glass tupperware instead of ziplock bags. I use Brita to filter tap water.

    149. Rebecca says

      Reusable shopping bags. If I forget to grab them from the back of the car, my kids remind me.

    150. Janelle says

      I subscribe to your emails. To be more friendly to the environment we recycle, so much that our recycle has to be taken out every day and our large bin fills faster than our trash. We also use our own reusable grocery bags, clean with green products and home made, keep our electricity down, walk wherever we can and so on. I liked you on facebook but closed my account so that I could spend less time on the computer. I would love this product to reuse and bottle healthy water. My husband often wants to buy water since we aren’t always sure of our water fron the city and with this I could bottle and have him use it more for work too.

    154. Cindy says

      I recycle most of my paper and plastic goods as well as buy products that cut down on energy use.

    159. Kris Sexton says

      In my effort to be “green” we recycle everything possible (even though my husband loathes the recycle bins). We use eco-friendly paper prodcuts when they are necessary (kids parties, large get togethers, etc). I am also very diligent about how much I use my home printer (sparingly).

    163. Anne F says

      My husband and I recycle our old newspapers. We use reuseable shopping bags when going to the store. We also try to shop at the farmers markets to ensure that we are supporting farms who do not use harmful pesticides and other chemicals on their crops.

    171. Brenda B says

      I wash and reuse ziplock bags until they tear. We also recycle and reuse whatever else we can.

    173. Jeremy says

      My family and I have been recycling since I was a child. We recycle all glass, paper, plastic, steel, and aluminum. We use rain water to water the garden.

    181. Juliana says

      I am recycle paper, glass, and plastic. I have also switched to using organic soap and shampoo to reduce harmful chemicals in the water.

    183. Jennifer says

      I recycle bottles and cans…even pick them up when I’m out walking the dogs!

    195. Jennifer h says

      We recycle, use reusable bags every chance we get & have the water heater on the lowest temp acceptable

    198. Tahembi Lakshmi says

      We recycle paper/plastic/styrofoam/glass, reuse paper/plastic bags and shop with reuseable bags, donate to and shop at Goodwill, use as little heat/AC as possible year round, buy and eat local organic food, use organic body/hair/washing detergent/cleaning products and we support green causes and organizations like Green America. :)

    199. Lauren Peterson says

      I pick up recycling off the side of the road and bring it home to recycle.

    207. Jessica says

      We only use bottled water if necessary…We have reusable water bottles that we take to the gym & workout

    209. Laura says

      We finally installed our compost bin. I also grow a lot of our own fruits and veggies, use green lawncare, reuseable containers for packing lunches, cloth napkins…

    210. Nicole Vosburgh says

      We try to use totes & reusable bags whenever we can instead of using plastic & paper bags.

    220. kindra says

      we recycle anything possible. we don’t use in exsses ie water, electric, etc. we grow an organic garden.
      athenasgrace17 at yahoo dot com

    236. Sara says

      I have started taking my stainless steel water bottle to work so i’m not drinking out of those little white plastic cups everyday.

    238. Barbara says

      Although we recycle newspapers, bottles etc we are investing in solar panels. I follow you via email

    239. Jessica Stewart says

      To go green we use reusable bottles for hubbies 2 gallon a day water addiction

    240. Juli says

      To go green, I have started taking my own reusable bags to the store, which saves dozens of plastic bags a week. The kids now look for things that they can recycle. We also use reusable bottles for our water. It’s little things, but hopefully they will add up!

    242. DeAnn says

      We use earth friendly cleaning products, recycle and use refillable water bottles.

    248. Jill says

      I hope I am doing this right, as i would love to have the filtration system. I have “liked” you on FB and I am signed up for you newsletter. Have been for a while. lol
      Things i do to “go green” we do many things, We buy most everything 2nd hand, other than undergarments, I wash and rinse my dishes in wash tubs sitting in my sink. the wash water i take outside to water my outdoor plants and the rinse water i use to water my indoor plants. We also recycle everything. Good luck to everyone entering. =)

    250. Jennifer says

      We always use reusable bags at the grocery store, always bring water in a reusable container (rather than buy water) and I reuse plastic wipe containers for things (crayons and markers holders, plastic bag holders, screws, nails, etc.)

    254. Alexandra day says

      Liked both on face book and for the emails. Would love this all i drink is water.e

    255. Alexandra day says

      We stopped using water bottles, use reusable bags, along woth thougjs we reuse many things. Unplug chargers when not in use along with electricity we try and use less water. Replant trees.

    256. Shelley Redden says

      I use reuseable bags…It would be great to win this kit..you can not drink our water out of the tap.

    260. ewhatley says

      We’re recycling, driving less and have given up bottled water. Would love to win this zero water system – looks awesome.

    261. Leah says

      I’ve started recycling at both home and work- and harassing everyone I know to do the same! I also bring my own shopping bags to the grocery and if I have any plastic shopping bags, I always take them back to the store to be recycled.

      I’ve also subscribed to the to the emails.

    264. Nicole says

      I always use reuseable bags when I shop. Instead of buying bottled water I buy it in gallons and refill bottles to carry around, winning this prize would eliminate the gallons too.

    271. Amy McCurdy says

      Currently use a filtered water pitcher. Recylce water bottles and other recylicable trash.

    272. Theresa says

      Like you on FB & get daily feeds. My whole family has givin up all soft drinks and we all only drink water, we all have bought green water jugs, and use a brita pitcher

    275. janet says

      We are recycling and have switched our electric over to Green Mountain Energy (wind)!!

    277. Scott says

      We have a garden, and two wonderful compost piles in the back yard that get mixed back into our garden every spring! We’re a very frugal family, and grow what we can. Everything else, we try to use coupons for, or shop at Aldi for the best price. :)

    287. LaDonna King says

      We gave up our gas mower three years ago and have been using a battery powered one every since.

    288. Crystal Famania says

      I do everything I possibly can, we recycle everything! Buy eco friendly diapers, buy eco friendly everything for that matter, use refillable bottles for water, shut off all power when we are not using it, that includes unplugging it as well. We have our air turned on 76!

    291. Cheryl says

      I am an email subscriber. We recycle plastic, cardboard, aluminum, paper-anything that the local recycle plant will take. We use the little plastic bags that the newspaper comes in for “doggie doo” pick up and we use the plastic and paper bags from grocery stores for our trash can liners, although we always try to take our own reusable bags with us.

    293. PAT says

      Seven years ago we bought a refrigerator that filters our water and ice with a replaceable filter. We were not buying bottled water then and we have not bought any since because of this very wonderful refrigerator.