Take Action for Safer Drinking Water

Do you want to make sure you and your family have access to clean water? 

Unsure of the steps required to get there? 

Consumer Reports emphasizes the importance of proactively addressing water quality concerns. 

Here are some steps you can take:

Water Testing: Regularly test your water for contaminants, especially if you rely on well water or live
in an area with a history of water quality issues.

Water Filtration: Invest in water filtration systems that target specific contaminants. Choose systems certified to meet industry standards for effectively reducing harmful substances.

Plumbing Inspection: Assess the plumbing in your home, particularly if it's an older property. Replace lead pipes and fixtures to help minimize the risk of lead contamination.

Stay Informed: Keep yourself informed about the water quality in your area. Consumer Reports suggests checking your local water utility's annual water quality report for information on contaminants and their concentrations.

View our latest article to learn more about water contaminants and how to filter them! 

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Understanding Water Contaminants

Have you ever wondered why people filter their water? 

Wondering what more might be lingering in your drinking water? 

The Consumer Reports article outlines various contaminants that can compromise the safety of your drinking water. Some of these include:

Lead: A notorious and harmful contaminant, lead can leach into water from plumbing materials. It is
especially concerning as even low levels of exposure can have potentially severe health effects, particularly in children.

Arsenic: This naturally occurring element can seep into groundwater, posing potential health risks.

PFAS (Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances): Commonly found in products like nonstick cookware and firefighting foam, PFAS can contaminate water sources and has been linked to various health problems.

Chlorine and Disinfection Byproducts: While chlorine is often used to disinfect water, its byproducts can have adverse health effects. These byproducts are formed when chlorine reacts with organic matter in water.

Learn more about filtering and water contaminants in our latest article! 

ProOne Gravity Water Filters Help Reduce Harsh Chemicals from Your Water

Think it’s time to start filtering your water?

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