Want to Reduce PFAS in Your Water?

A survey by the Environmental Working Group tested the top water filter pitchers and gravity systems to see how well they could reduce PFAS. The top three filters reduced PFAS to non-detectable levels and the fourth filter removed 98% of PFAS. 

ProOne Water Filters can also help reduce a high percentage of PFAS class chemicals!

The ProOne G2.0 gravity filters, which are used in both the water filter pitcher and gravity systems like the Big+ and Traveler+, removes 95.92 – 97.96% of PFOA and 98.96% of PFOS, the most common chemicals in the PFAS class. The ProOne Water Filter Pitcher also has a unique design that has the filter sit outside of the water, preventing any cross-contamination.  

ProOne stainless-steel gravity systems are completely NSF certified, including the ProOne G2.0 filter and stainless-steel gravity housing. The filters are cleanable, reusable, and have a filter life of 6 months. Replacement filters cost $41.95 – $83.95 depending on the size and can be purchased in bulk for a discount.

Learn why PFAS is a large concern in drinking water currently.

ProOne Water Filters are PFAS Water Filters! 

Not interested in a gravity system?

ProOne Water Filters pressure systems, which include whole home, countertop, and under the counter water filters can help reduce PFAS chemicals by 91.49 – 99.9% depending on the system. View our lab reports for more details!

To purchase quality PFAS water filters, shop ProOne today!

Are You Overlooking PFAS?

Have you tested your tap water for contaminants?

Are you concerned about PFAS?

According to an article from CBS, “studies that show half of the country’s tap water could be contaminated with potentially toxic compounds” like PFAS. States with multiple sites of PFAS contamination include Michigan, North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Colorado, and California. 

Poly and perfluoroalkyl substances, commonly called PFAS, are a class of chemicals that can be found in everyday items, like makeup, clothing, and non-stick cookware. They’re often referred to as “forever chemicals,” because it takes them decades to break down. These substances can enter the water, air, earth, and can be found in animals and humans!  

“We know drinking water is one of the most common sources of PFAS exposure” said Sydney Evans at Environmental Working Group, who conducted a survey on water filter PFAS reduction. The survey tested water filter pitchers and gravity systems. The top three filters reduced PFAS to non-detectable levels and the fourth filter removed 98% of PFAS. 

Learn how well ProOne filters can help reduce PFAS!

ProOne Water Filters are PFAS Water Filters! 

ProOne gravity, countertop, under the counter, and whole home water filters can help reduce PFAS in your water.

To purchase quality PFAS water filters, shop ProOne today!

When to Replace Your Filters

Have you noticed these signs in your water?

• Change in taste or smell
• White scale forming around faucet spouts
• Low water pressure
• Gunk in water

It may be time to replace your filters! Standard replacement dates are based on the type of filter and filter material. How often you change the filter also depends on the chemistry and level of contaminants in your water.

Here are the general life expectancies for ProOne filters:

• ProMax Countertop/Under Counter – up to 900 gallons
• ProOne Coldstream Countertop/Under Counter – up to 2,600 gallons
• FS10 Under Counter – after 1,000 gallons if used inline, 2,000 gallons with a separate faucet
• ProHome Tank 3 – up to 100,000 gallons or 2 years
• ProHome Tanks 1 & 2 – up to 50,000 gallons, or 1 year
• ProOne G2.0
• 9” – up to 1,200 gallons 
• 7” – up to 1,000 gallons
• 5” – up to 900 gallons
• M – up to 225 gallons
• ProMax Shower – up to 6 months
• Pre-sediment – up to 6 months 

Are you filters cleanable? Learn how to clean gravity filters on our website!

Tested to NSF Standards - Gravity, Whole Home, and Countertop Water Filter Systems

Searching for the perfect water filter for your home?

No matter the type, ProOne whole home, gravity, and countertop water filter systems are tested to NSF/ANSI standards to ensure you’re getting a great quality filter!

Shop ProOne water filters today!

Water Filter System Maintenance

Does your filtered water have a bad taste or smell?

Replacing your filters and performing regular maintenance on your water filter system is important to keep it working properly. A clean system will filter out contaminants more efficiently, keeping your water clean while removing any bad taste and smell.

Assess your water filter system once a month. You should look for:

• Proper installation – Water filters can perform poorly if not installed correctly. Each ProOne product has specific installation instructions. 
• Leaks – For missing or broken parts, email support@prooneusa.com. 
• Cleanliness of filter housing – Filter housings can be washed with soap and warm water.

Learn about replacing your filters on our website!

Tested to NSF Standards - Gravity, Whole Home, and Countertop Water Filter Systems

Searching for the perfect water filter for your home?

No matter the type, ProOne whole home, gravity, and countertop water filter systems are tested to NSF/ANSI standards to ensure you’re getting a great quality filter!

Shop ProOne water filters today!

Michigan’s Problem with PFAS

How serious is Michigan’s problem with PFAS?

PFAS contamination has decreased in Michigan since its height in 2018, but the PFAS that were introduced are likely still around considering PFAS are known as forever chemicals – it takes a very long time for them to be removed from the ecosystem.

There are currently 245 sites in Michigan where PFAS have been detected. “According to the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) more than 1.5 million residents have been drinking water contaminated with PFAS and there could be as many as 11,300 potential sites where PFAS may have been used.” This is why the EPA gave Michigan $37 million in February 2023 to address PFAS in drinking water.

Learn about Michigan’s history with PFAS on our website.

How can you ensure your home’s water is safe?

A water filter can help!

Remove PFAS with a PFAS Water Filter in Michigan

Looking for a PFAS water filter in Michigan?

Choose a ProOne filter! ProOne Water Filters is a water filter company located in Michigan that is dedicated to innovation, extensive testing, and monitoring emerging contaminants. ProOne gravity water filters, such as the Big+ Gravity Water Filter can reduce PFAS in water by up to 98.96%. For more details, view our lab reports!

Shop ProOne water filters today!

Michigan’s History with PFAS

Are you a Michigander?

Are you worried about per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in your water?

You’ve likely heard of PFAS and were told to avoid the foam that accumulates around the shore and in the dams of rivers, but how serious is Michigan’s problem with PFAS? 

The Detroit Free Press calls PFAS contamination “Michigan’s biggest environmental crisis in 40 years.” PFAS are a class of chemicals used in the manufacturing of some fabrics, cleaning products, cookware, and more. PFAS are so widespread in the environment that they can be found in the water, air, and even the blood of humans and animals. Here’s a history of PFAS contamination and news in Michigan:

2009 – Wolverine Worldwide dumped PFAS contaminated wastewater into the Rogue River.  

2016 – PFAS was found in Ann Arbor drinking water.

2017 – Michigan created the Michigan PFAS Action Response Team.

2018 – It was discovered that a Wixom-based manufacturing plant had been discharging PFAS contaminated water, which eventually entered the Huron River. A “do not eat” fish advisory was implemented.

Learn how many current PFAS sites there are on our website!

Remove PFAS with a PFAS Water Filter in Michigan

Looking for a PFAS water filter in Michigan?

Choose a ProOne filter! ProOne Water Filters is a water filter company located in Michigan that is dedicated to innovation, extensive testing, and monitoring emerging contaminants. ProOne gravity water filters, such as the Big+ Gravity Water Filter can reduce PFAS in water by up to 98.96%. For more details, view our lab reports!

Shop ProOne water filters today!

How to Cut Down on Water Related Costs

Are you trying to conserve water?

There are small steps you can take to reduce the amount of water you use and save money! Here are some activities you can do in the shower to conserve water:

Take Shorter Showers: By reducing your shower time by just 4 minutes, you can save around 4,000 gallons a year!

Use an Efficient Shower Head: A modern shower head will run at a rate of 2.5 Gallons Per Minute (GPM), meaning you’ll use 25 gallons for a 10-minute shower. Older shower heads may have an even higher GPM, which wastes water. ProOne Water Filter shower head filters run at 2 GPM, saving you at least 5 gallons for a 10-minute shower, which adds up over time! Shop our shower head filters! 

Learn how cutting out bottled water can save you money!

Invest in a House Water Filter

To remove contaminants, combat hard water, and improve your water’s taste and smell, a whole house water filter is a great investment! The ProHome Whole House Water Filter Systems filter water for just about $0.035 per gallon up to 50,000 gallons, are easy to install, maintain, and requires no electricity.   

Shop for a ProOne Whole House Water Filter today!