Fluoride is typically added to water albeit in small concentrations by most public water treatment facilities. This is done to help prevent tooth decay and build strong bones. However, if the fluoride concentration is too much in water (greater than … Read More
In 2019, WHO published a report titled, “micro-plastics in drinking water.” The report not only pointed out the increase of microplastics in water and food but also the harmful effects they pose to humans. This is one of the main … Read More
Sulfur has a nasty odor – almost like rotten eggs. And if you own a well, it is possible to get this smell in your water. The good news is your water will still be safe for drinking but who … Read More
If you have ever tasted Starbucks water, then you will agree that it tastes great. In fact, there are lots of people who love going to Starbucks, not just for their coffee, but for their water. The secret behind their … Read More
One of the concerns people have with using water filters is the issue of recycling – bottled water is often considered as the best alternatives because plastic is easy to recycle. And it’s a valid concern especially considering the over … Read More
Water contamination and pollution are becoming a huge problem in most modern households. And just like most other present-day problems, water contamination has a simple solution. Filtration systems can easily eliminate disease-causing contaminants in drinking water thereby making it safe … Read More
Both the EPA and CDC agree that lead is not good for children and adults. Homeowners should, therefore, take necessary precautions to ensure their drinking water is not contaminated. It is a fact that lead is one of the most … Read More
Household drinking water either comes from a public water system, a private well, or bottled water. For the most part, Americans do not have to worry too much about the safety of their water. Tapped water is often safe enough … Read More
