No plastic tank, no plastic shell. Just lab-tested filtration in glass.Read the rest
We built Glass Trinity for people who've already swapped to glass everywhere else in the kitchen. It uses the same lab-tested filter media as Trinity, housed in glass right down to the cartridge casing, on a bamboo stand you'll want to leave on show. Everything we sell has to pass one test: would we use it in our own homes, every single day?
You've already swapped to glass for bottles, jars and food storage. Now your drinking water gets the same.
Glass tankBorosilicate glass, not a plastic reservoir
Glass cartridge casingThe filter media sits in glass too
Bamboo lid and standNatural materials, made to leave on show
Stainless steel tapPour a glass straight from the bench
No plastic tank. No plastic shell.
Independently lab tested
Glass outside. Proven inside.
Glass Trinity uses the same filter media as Trinity, and that media went to an accredited lab. The results are below.
Trinity filter media · Reduction in lab testing
Fluoride99.5%
Chlorine>99.9%
Lead>99.9%
Mercury>99.9%
THMs (chlorine by-products)99.6%
Chloramine99.0%
Tested by AS Enviro, an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratory. Fluoride went from 2.0 mg/L to 0.01 mg/L. Testing was on the Trinity system, which uses the same filter media as Glass Trinity.
One glass cartridge, gravity and your bench. That's the whole setup.
Glass Trinity
Fill the topLift the bamboo lid and pour in tap water. No plumbing, no power.
Filter through glassGravity pulls it through one layered cartridge in a glass casing. Fluoride, chlorine and metals out, calcium and magnesium in.
Pour from the tapFiltered water collects in the lower glass tank, ready whenever you are.
Cartridge lasts about 3 to 4 months
Owner survey
What owners actually notice
We asked. Here's what they told us about life after the switch.
94%noticed a taste improvement
83%cut back on bottled water
87%now drink more water every day
99%would recommend it to a friend
*Based on an external consumer perception survey of 5,000+ users evaluating self-perceived efficacy.
Verified reviews
Glass on the bench, better in the glass
Real reviews from verified Glass Trinity owners, word for word.
4.9
From 994 reviews
A perfect way to remove myself from plastics and have a trendy looking filter as well.
Janine Q.Verified buyer
Was very easy to install and get up and running. Perfect addition to the kitchen.
Ashley S.Verified buyer
“I already use glass bottles at home, so this version made the most sense. For us, the clear body also makes it obvious when it needs topping up. Glad HolyH2O offered this option.
Noah R.Verified buyer
“Beautiful product and a big step up from a plastic jug.
Sarah M.Verified buyer
“We have reduced our bottled water use since getting this. It is convenient, looks great and the 9L capacity is useful. It has been a simple change for us.
Matilda R.Verified buyer
“We're in an apartment and needed something that didn't involve installation under the sink. I spent a while comparing benchtop options because I didn't want something we'd stop using after a week. In day-to-day use, it gives us filtered water...
I already use glass bottles at home, so this version made the most sense. For us, the clear body also makes it obvious when it needs topping up. Glad HolyH2O offered this option.
We have reduced our bottled water use since getting this. It is convenient, looks great and the 9L capacity is useful. It has been a simple change for us.
We're in an apartment and needed something that didn't involve installation under the sink. I spent a while comparing benchtop options because I didn't want something we'd stop using after a week. In day-to-day use, it gives us filtered water without making any permanent changes. Exactly what renters need.
This sits where the kids can help themselves, which has been great. The practical part is that everyone fills a glass during dinner and it has made water the easy option. For a family setup, it has been really practical.
Most of our filtered water ends up in the fridge, especially in summer. I spent a while comparing benchtop options because I didn't want something we'd stop using after a week. In day-to-day use, we can chill only what we need rather than squeezing a whole filter jug into the fridge. Small thing, but I love having the fridge space back.
Our kitchen gets busy before school and this has fitted in really well. The practical part is that I no longer stand at the sink filling a little filter jug over and over. Very happy with it so far.
Having the water stored in glass was important to me. The practical part is that the water reservoir feels solid and I like being able to see exactly what is inside. For me, the glass upgrade was absolutely worth it.
This has quietly become part of our morning routine. For us, I no longer stand at the sink filling a little filter jug over and over. It feels much less fiddly than what we were doing before.
The first thing we noticed was simply the taste. I can drink it at room temperature now, which I never enjoyed with our tap water. Very noticeable improvement for us.
Our kitchen is fairly minimal and I was picky about what stayed on the benchtop. We've had filter jugs before, but they were always being moved around or waiting to refill. With this sitting in one spot, it sits beside our coffee machine without making the bench look cluttered. It feels more like part of the kitchen than an appliance.
The glass body is the reason I chose this over the standard model. For us, it matches the glass bottles and carafes we already use. It suits how we're trying to set up our kitchen.
Once it was on the bench, I found myself reaching for it whenever a recipe needed water. For us, I use it for rice, soups, the kettle and even topping up the sourdough starter. Definitely more useful than I originally expected.
I mainly wanted something the whole family would actually use. We can fill several drink bottles in a row without messing around with a small jug. For a family setup, it has been really practical.
With three kids, easy access to drinking water matters more than I realised. The practical part is that everyone fills a glass during dinner and it has made water the easy option. Definitely getting plenty of use in our house.
Having the water stored in glass was important to me. The practical part is that the clear body also makes it obvious when it needs topping up. Glad HolyH2O offered this option.
Most of our filtered water ends up in the fridge, especially in summer. For us, it frees up fridge space because the filtration happens on the bench. Really practical for the way we actually drink water.
Our kitchen is fairly minimal and I was picky about what stayed on the benchtop. I actually leave it out rather than hiding it away like our old filter jug. A really nice balance of function and appearance.
I wanted proper benchtop filtration without drilling holes or calling a plumber. I wasn't looking for anything complicated, just something we'd actually use every day. After settling into a routine, our kitchen is small but it still fits comfortably in the corner. Setup was much easier than an under-sink option for us.
Bought this for our family kitchen and it gets constant use. The practical part is that they fill their school bottles from the tap without asking me to get water from the fridge. Anything that makes the school morning easier gets a tick from me.
Our busiest use is probably before everyone heads out for sport. For us, we line up four bottles on the bench and fill them before leaving. Very handy for an active family.
Once it was on the bench, I found myself reaching for it whenever a recipe needed water. I wasn't looking for anything complicated, just something we'd actually use every day. After settling into a routine, I use it for rice, soups, the kettle and even topping up the sourdough starter. Definitely more useful than I originally expected.
This was our attempt to finally get off bottled water. For us, the convenience is close enough to bottled water that nobody misses it. That was exactly what I wanted from it.
Both have a borosilicate glass tank, a bamboo lid and stand, and the same filter media. Glass Trinity goes one step further: the cartridge casing is glass too. No plastic tank, no plastic shell.
Is it lab tested?
Yes. The filter media inside Glass Trinity is the same media used in Trinity, which was tested by AS Enviro, an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratory. It cut fluoride by 99.5%, chlorine and lead by more than 99.9%, and chloramine by 99.0%.
How often do I change the cartridge?
About every 3 to 4 months, depending on how much you use and the quality of your water source. If the taste changes earlier than that, swap it sooner. Swapping takes a minute, no tools.
Can I use it in a rental?
Yes. Nothing is drilled, plumbed or wired in, so it sits on the bench and moves house with you.
Can I put hot water through it?
No. Glass Trinity is made for cold water only. Hot water damages the filter media, and that isn't covered by the guarantee.
Does it handle chloramine, not just chlorine?
Yes. Chloramine is what several Australian networks use instead of chlorine, and the filter media reduced it by 99.0% in independent lab testing.
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