Is the Ninja HydraSense a miracle water filter? The internet seems to think so.
Ninja's new HydraSense water filter is taking the internet by storm, thanks to its ability to turn nearly any drink into clean water.
The Ninja HydraSense has taken the internet by storm, with users putting it to the test by pouring various non-water beverages into the filter to see if it can create clear, tasteless water. The results have been impressive, with users claiming the water tastes just like the real deal. The filter uses Precision Pressure Technology to remove up to 80 contaminants while preserving minerals, and it's certified by the National Sanitation Foundation.
The HydraSense can hold up to 96 ounces of water and filters quickly, alerting users when it's time to replace the filter. Priced at $199.99 with filters at $39.99, it's a step up from traditional Brita filters. While the company hasn't explicitly encouraged using non-water liquids, the promotional materials show it being used for such experiments.
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