The inaction on regulating contaminants — including those that likely cause cancer, reproductive or developmental issues — found in the water of millions of Americans illustrates shortcomings in the U.S. response to environmental threats, say experts.
I think I’m going to get a reverse osmosis system.
I have one, you notice a difference within a day.
I am also thinking about better filtration. PFOS is an issue here and I really don’t want to keep ingesting it.
Any concerns about removing the fluoride? Is that an issue for people who brush daily?
I use the filter for drinking water that also takes out flouride and brush my teeth with flouridated water. Ingesting flouride to me, seems like overkill and potentially bad for you.
Studies show that cities with unfluoridated water have more cavities. I’d look if a fluoride rinse exists.
I do understand why they do it. My ? is if I brush daily with a sonicare does it matter. My teeth are a lot better cared for that the general population’s teeth.
I mean people in the studies brush their teeth once or twice a day and still have more cavities.
Idk, my mom has one and I feel like our water tastes the same? What do you notice about it?
Edit: not saying it isn’t good to get one, just saying that if I didn’t know it, I wouldn’t notice a difference
It’s not that it tastes different, it makes me feel better. The first time I drank it, I couldn’t stop drinking water, like I had been thirsty for a long time. The kind we get is adjusted to the local water for PH levels too though, that might be why.
Sounds like when I was a kid and I could run faster when I got new sneakers.
Care to share what you had installed?
http://www.custompure.com/
A difference in water taste or a difference in health?
Any suggestions on a brand you like?