Jo Ann H.
Problematic filters, no ability to recoup the money
1/12/2026 UPDATE: After I posted this review, I went to the Culligan/zero water customer service site looking for an email address. Which I found and I in essence posted my review to customer service. They actually responded back to me, apologized and sent me two new filters which arrived today. Right now I feel as though customer service was given, and I’m happy with the outcome. I purchased zero water because I trusted Culligan. I liked that it advertised particular removal and taste improvement. The first filter I had which was included in a box that I bought the countertop container worked fine. I was very happy although I did think it lasted less than a month and I’m one person. I purchased a pack of two replacement filters paid a little bit more than $40 total and neither one of them perform like the first. I followed all troubleshooting suggestions from Culligan and zero Water sites. I submerged it for 15 minutes totally to try to get air out of both in the event that there was air because that was suggested. I rinsed and re-soaked refilled, and still had the same taste of carbon or metallic. The filter gauge attached to the countertop dispenser said 000 for both filters after both problem-solving. It’s still tasted awful. Never thought to be more prudent in looking for a guarantee or warranty, but I was told there’s a 30 day guarantee for the filters, but you have to have your receipt. I should’ve just stuck with Brita.



