What's in my Water, is filled with vital facts.
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The EPA reported the 3 following shocking facts:
8,522 violations for health-based standards reported by Water Supply Systems in One Year
1,922 Violations for Water Supply Systems failing to use proper techniques to remove contaminants
17,519 Violations for Water Supply Systems failure to monitor or submit a report on contaminants
What's in my Water, will provide you with documented facts.
"What's in my Water?" is a compilation of thousands of pages of research the author did through information from the EPA, CDC, FDA and more.
Learn what the Scientist and 7,000 union employees at the EPA "really" think about Flouride in drinking water
Now you can finally find out the truth about what's in the water you are drinking.
What's in my Water, will sadly provide you with distrubing information.
After the water goes through the treatment process.
During a conference, the EPA shared pictures of water towers with improper hatches and vents, allowing mice, snakes, birds and even feces into the water. Companies that clean the water towers have reported finding all those and more including finding up to 6 feet of sediment. Sediment can be a breeding ground for opportunistic pathogens. And keep in mind the water in those tanks is going directly to your kitchen faucet for drinking and cooking from those water towers. Still think your water is safe?
Almost everyone in the country has heard about the terrible lead problem in Flint, Michigan. But, the municipality water supply are not the only concern. People are shocked to learn homes built before the mid 1980s could have lead in the water pipes, right in their home.
The EPA data howed there was over 44,000 homes with lead in their water just in the state I live in. No area was immune to the problem. Homes ranged from smaller homes to some of the wealthiest areas in the state. By the way, homes built after the mid 1980s could still have lead in their water fixtures
What's in my Water, will give you the real facts about bottled water.
Here is just ONE shocking fact about bottled water: Bottled water is NOT regulated by the EPA, it is regulated by the FDA. While the EPA has regulations about E.coli in tap water, the FDA bottled water regulations DO NOT state that Bottled water can have NO confirmed E. coli or Fecal Coliform Bacteria. Think about that the next time you take a drink of bottled water. You must know, what bottled water uses what filtering process.
Bottled water is NOT regulated by the EPA. It is regulated by the FDA. While the EPA has regulations about E.coli in tap water, the FDA bottled water regulations DO NOT state that Bottled water can not have confirmed E. coli or Fecal Coliform Bacteria.
Think about that the next time you take a drink of bottled water. You must know, what bottled water uses what filtering process.
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Data regarding the EPA reported violations was compiled during the research for the book revision.
The book What’s in my water covers a wide range of information. Whether you live in the city or rural area whats in my water covers, what’s in my city water and what’s in my well water. It also covers what’s in my bottled water and what’s in bottled water in general. We realize people have different needs and concerns, so we put a complete chapter on home water filtration systems. Which includes reverse osmosis systems, water softeners, whole house filters and more. We will also cover, what’s in the water and whats in my water.
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