All-in-One Under Sink Water Filter

Not necessarily. Brio Premium and High Capacity Under Sink Water Filtration Systems are designed for easy installation, even for first-time DIYers. If you’re comfortable using
basic tools and following step-by-step instructions, you can probably handle it
yourself. But if you’re unsure, hire a plumber to be on the safe side.

If you know to use a wrench and screwdriver, the Brio Premium and High Capacity Filtration All-in-one Systems are easy to install. All you need is an adjustable wrench and a Phillips screwdriver. Everything else, including mounting hardware, seal tape, and tubing, comes with the system.
Always check the manual for your model’s specific instructions.

Yes, you can continue using your existing faucet. Brio All-in-one Premium and High Capacity Under Sink Filter Systems connect directly to your cold water line, and certain models include a dedicated water faucet, while other models deliver pure water directly to your existing faucet.

Brio Premium and High Capacity Under Sink Filtration Systems are designed to reduce
common impurities like chlorine, sediment, rust, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). They also reduce lead and other unwanted pollutants. All Brio all-in-one single housing filters improve both the taste and safety of your drinking water. The Premium Under Sink Filter units has also been tested to remove 99% of contaminants like PFAS (sometimes known as Forever Chemicals), heavy metals, and pathogens (like cysts).

The Brio Premium and High Capacity Under Sink Systems are compact, easy to install, and fit just about anywhere, from homes and apartment kitchens to wet bars,
RVs, bathrooms and rentals. It’s perfect for anyone who wants better water quality without complex plumbing or extra equipment. Just replace the filter cartridge as needed. 

Another product we highly recommend for renters is the All-in-one Premium or High Capacity Filtration Systems. If you can’t make changes to your plumbing, Brio has options that don’t require installation. Look for bottleless countertop coolers with refillable tanks that don’t need a plumbing hook-up.