Contaminant limits, EPA rules and what the standards actually mean for your tap.
The wellness building industry — WELL-certified condos, Equinox residences, Delos-designed interiors — has gotten remarkably good at controlling the air you breathe, the light you see, and the…
Every public water system in the U.S. is required by federal law to publish an annual Consumer Confidence Report — a document that tells you exactly what's in your water, what the…
A fluoride water filter must use reverse osmosis, activated alumina, or bone char to reduce fluoride in drinking water. Standard carbon filters — including popular pitcher filters and basic faucet…
Chlorine in tap water is added on purpose to kill bacteria, viruses, and parasites — and ~90% of the US gets tap water treated with it. At normal concentrations (0.2…
Studies are showing that fluoride has some related dangers, so here is the quick, easy, and fast way to remove fluoride from water.
Learn how tap water is regulated in the United States, which organizations are responsible for monitoring water quality, and more.
I'll walk you through the most common tap water contaminants, their potential health effects, & practical steps you can take to ensure safety.
Does the EPA actually regulate ALL the contaminants that could be present in your tap water? Here's what you need to know:
I want to explain how PFAS wind up in sparkling water and how to steer clear of them, plus, know which sparkling water has no PFAS.
Today, I'm going to show you how to test your home water pressure quickly and easily. Here's a step-by-step and more tips you can follow: