Lennie Garner

Table of Contents 1. Zerowater® 10-Cup Water Filter Pitcher 2. Brita® 10-Cup Water Filter Pitcher with One Standard Filter 3. Waterdrop Chubby Water Filter Pitcher 4. Pur® 11 Cup Water Filter Pitcher 5. Maxblue Zero TDS Water Filter Pitcher 6. How Important are Water Filter Pitchers? 7. Improve the Smell and Taste of Water with Filters 8. No

Table of Contents 1. How Common Are City Water Crises? 2. The Most Recent Water Safety Concerns 3. Health Implications of Water Crises 4. Dealing with City Water Crises 5. How Effective Is Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration? 6. Always Prepare for Water Safety Issues A common but largely untrue belief is that big cities do not

Table of Contents 1. Maxblue Replacement for GE® RPWFE Refrigerator Water Filter (with chip) 2. Waterdrop Replacement for GE® XWF Fridge Water Filter 3. Waterdrop Replacement for GE® MWF, MWFP, MWFAP, GWF Refrigerator Water Filter 4. In Conclusion In addition to removing impurities and improving the water taste, refrigerator filters also help protect your refrigerators and maintain the water pressure in the dispenser. Furthermore, co

Table of Contents 1. 800GPD Tankless RO System—Waterdrop G3P800 2. 600GPD Under Sink Reverse Osmosis System—Waterdrop D6 3. Countertop Reverse Osmosis Water Dispenser—Waterdrop N1 4. Reverse Osmosis Instant Hot Water Dispenser System—Waterdrop K6. 5. In Conclusion Based on the EWG drinking water analysi

PFAS are known for their high resistance to the natural breakdown process. These chemicals are present in drinking water and other water sources in different areas of the United States. There are scarce scientific studies and research into how the human body reacts to exposure to PFAS. However, more communities are picking out these chemicals as part of efforts to tackle and resolve pollution. PFAS Explained PFAS are artificial chemicals, and they have been around for a long time. Since the 1940s, manufacturers of consumer products have adopted these chemicals as essential raw materials. Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and Perfluorooctane