Brita faucet filter

[LSchrow]

We won't have a car to stock up on water for the first few days of our vacation, so were thinking of finally getting a Brita faucet filter to keep in our Owner's Locker.
Every thread that comes up on search is old enough (pre-renovations) that it makes sense to ask the question again:
Do Brita (or PUR, which we have at home) faucet filters fit on the DVC kitchen faucets, specifically BWV 1 bdrm?

We drink a lot of water & coffee, & go for about a month (in 2 trips) each year, so a faucet filter works better for us than a filtered pitcher or water bottle.

 

[Deb & Bill]

It would be a lot easier to just get the pitcher and not worry about damaging the faucet.

 

[Bellecruiser]

We have the pitcher in our locker. Works great!

 

[jrmint2]

It would be a lot easier to just get the pitcher and not worry about damaging the faucet.

Pitcher. I wouldn't mess with their plumbing.

 

[kniquy]

I agree with getting the pitcher and then you just have to bring an occasional filter. the other option would be to have water delivered. I just did Amazon prime now for a few items (including a case of bottled water). Delivery is free, but on my order they did tack on a $5 tip - which was much better than the charges from other delivery services. My guess is that they would have water by the gallon, but the filtered pitcher would be much easier.