Even if you have access to safe tap water, there are contaminants that drinking water treatment plants aren't designed (or regulated) to remove.
And if you're on a well, your water quality is your responsibility.
Why Should You Filter Your Water?
Drinking water quality standards aren't developed with our health as the primary focus - they are often a trade-off between health risks, costs, and industry lobby group demands.
Water treatment plants and aging infrastructure weren't designed to handle all the chemicals found in our water.
Chemicals used to make water safe from bacteria react with other substances in the water to form carcinogenic disinfection byproducts.
Fluoride may be added to your drinking water at levels which are not demonstrated to be safe for infants in particular.
Fridge and pitcher style filters typically do little more than improve taste.
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Complete Guide to Choosing a Water Filter
What You're Going to Get:
A step by step process to help you figure out what's in your water in the first place.
A water contaminant chart and instructions on how to identify the best filter media based on what's in your water.
A guide to reading your municipal water quality report.
Where to get your water tested if you're on a well or want to test your tap water for a more accurate picture of your water quality.
How to choose between a whole-home vs kitchen vs bath/shower filter.
Product suggestions for the most common treatment needs.
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Simply put: Everyone should filter their water.
Take the overwhelm out of choosing a water filter, with step-by-step guidance from environmental engineer, Emma Rohmann.
This PDF guide will walk you through the steps you need to take to find a water filter that fits with your goals, budget, and home.
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