The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration defines microplastics as small plastic debris about the size of a grain of rice or sesame seed. Microplastics can form when larger plastic pieces, such as grocery bags and soda bottles, deteriorate into smaller and smaller pieces over time in the natural environment. Additionally, plastic fibers from synthetic clothing can pass…
Recent Kentucky News/Media Outlets have been sounding the alarm … URGENT NEWS: Toxic “forever chemicals” have been found in Georgetown Municipal Water and Sewer Service and Kentucky-American Water systems in concentrations above the Environmental Protection Agency’s minimum reporting standards. The EPA released data last week revealing GMWSS and Kentucky-American Water were among hundreds of water…
The PFAS-POU filter is able to reduce contaminants in water like PFAS, lead, volatile organic compounds and chlorine.
City water may be treated, but some municipal water supplies still require in-home water treatment. Although city water (water from a municipal water system) is usually treated before it reaches your home, most city water is still hard and contains some level of contaminants. Municipal water treatment plants are required to provide water that meets…
Why Is Water Testing Important? Water quality can no longer be taken for granted. There are many variables that can come into play: the possibility of contaminated water, our aging water distribution system, unknown well-water quality and the type of plumbing in your home. Many don’t realize it’s common for municipalities to supply you with…
In recent times, many people in the United States have become aware of the challenges surrounding lead in schools. Most importantly awareness has piqued around the lead concentration in school water supplies that our children drink from, use to wash their hands and much more. According to a recent article written by Maggie Fox of NBC News, more…
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85% of the US Geography has Hard Water. US Geological Survey Water is the lifeline of your home. It works day in and day out, but is it working for you? If you have hard water, that simply means it contains dissolved minerals, primarily calcium and magnesium. Hard water can be found in both private…
DID YOU KNOW …. ? The EPA estimates that more than 23 million households rely on private wells for drinking water in the United States, as of August 2021. Yet, the EPA is responsible for making sure that the public water supply within the United States is safe.; but the EPA does not monitor or treat private…
What are VOCs? Volatile organic chemicals (VOCs) are liquid or solid chemicals that can easily evaporate into gases. VOCs are a significant source of pollution in the environment, sometimes found in the groundwater beneath certain industrial businesses such as dry cleaners and gas stations. What are examples of VOCs in water? Because some of that chlorinated…
