5 Reasons Australian Families Are Ditching Bottled Water for a Tap Filter
Carrying heavy bottles, finding storage space and dealing with constant plastic waste can make bottled water an expensive habit. Here is why more families are switching to filtered water straight from their kitchen tap.
Installs in around 60 seconds, with no plumber required.
A small kitchen upgrade with everyday benefits BlissfulHome™ gives your household filtered water on demand, without storing bottle packs or making permanent plumbing changes.
The weekly expense
Bottled water becomes a recurring household expense
A single pack may not feel expensive, but the weekly habit can accumulate quickly, especially when several people in the household drink bottled water every day.
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The everyday inconvenience
Heavy to carry. Awkward to store. Easy to run out of.
Bottled water takes up room in the shopping trolley, adds weight to the trip home and then needs somewhere to be stored in the kitchen, garage or pantry.
The plastic problem
Better water should not require more single-use plastic
Even when bottles are placed into the recycling bin, purchasing them every week still means bringing a constant stream of single-use packaging into the household.
Ready to make filtered water easier?
Upgrade the tap your family already uses every day.
Water on demand
Turn the tap, switch the lever, fill your glass
BlissfulHome™ attaches directly to compatible kitchen taps. Switch between normal tap water and filtered water whenever you need it, without waiting for a jug to refill.
More than drinking water
One filter. Dozens of everyday uses.
One kitchen filter can support the routines your household repeats every day, from the first morning coffee to dinner preparation and filling reusable bottles before leaving home.
Upgrade the tap your family already uses
Enjoy cleaner, fresher-tasting water for glasses, coffee, cooking and reusable bottles, without bulky systems, weekly bottle packs or expensive plumbing.