Brita and Pur water filters

Brita, Pur and other filters for water pitchers and faucets are not recyclable in L.A.'s blue bin because the filters are made from mixed materials.<br> <br> Pur does not have a take-back program, but Brita has a partnership with the eco-product company Preserve to recycle its water pitcher filters. Preserve recommends that the filters be dried by shaking off the excess water and setting them in a dry location for a minimum of three days, then wrapping the filters in a plastic grocery bag, placing the bag in a box and mailing the filters to the company in New York. It also recommends that several filters be shipped at once. Arcadia: No<br /> Burbank: No<br /> Irvine: No<br /> Long Beach: No<br /> Riverside: No<br /> Santa Ana: No<br /> Santa Monica: No<br /> Torrance: No<br />
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Brita, Pur and other filters for water pitchers and faucets are not recyclable in L.A.'s blue bin because the filters are made from mixed materials.

Pur does not have a take-back program, but Brita has a partnership with the eco-product company Preserve to recycle its water pitcher filters. Preserve recommends that the filters be dried by shaking off the excess water and setting them in a dry location for a minimum of three days, then wrapping the filters in a plastic grocery bag, placing the bag in a box and mailing the filters to the company in New York. It also recommends that several filters be shipped at once. Arcadia: No
Burbank: No
Irvine: No
Long Beach: No
Riverside: No
Santa Ana: No
Santa Monica: No
Torrance: No

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