Each August we observe National Water Quality Month with a goal to spread awareness about water quality issues and make changes to help preserve water resources.
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It’s easy to become dehydrated if you don’t stay on top of your water consumption throughout the day.
PFAS can be transferred in many ways. Here’s how to protect yourself.
Thinking about making the switch to filtered water or want to extend the life of your reverse osmosis system? Check out these maintenance tips.
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These 6 contaminants are the biggest culprits affecting your water quality.
Reverse osmosis offers to provide the cleanest water available. Are there any down sides to the RO process?
Fluoride has been added to public water since the 1940's - should you be worried?
The OptimH2O® reduces more contaminants than the competition including fluoride, perchlorate, lead, mercury and chromium, nitrates and other harmful contaminants from drinking water.
An investigation of the country’s drinking water by the Environmental Working Group found that water flowing to about 85 percent of the population contains 316 contaminants