Water Filtration for Woodbury MN
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Lead in Drinking Water
Recently, elevated lead levels have been found in the drinking water of homes in St. Paul, Minnesota. In the wake of these findings here are some basic reminders regarding lead in our water. Lead is a contaminant we do not want in our drinking water. The EPA has set a Maximum Contamination Level (MCL) of 15ppb (Parts Per Billion) for lead in water. However, the goal for zero health risk is to have 0ppb, also known as the MCLG. This goal should be used for drinking water consumption, especially with children.
Removing Nitrates from Drinking Water
With advancements in water treatment technologies, removing nitrates from drinking [...]
Iron Filter Installation in North Oaks, Minnesota
Iron and Manganese are common well water problems in [...]
Well Water vs City Water
With today being the “right time to buy a home”, [...]
Nitrate Removal – Nitrate Filter Case Study
The Problem: Trinity Lutheran Family Center in Hudson, Wi had [...]
Endocrine Disruptors Found In Minnesota’s Water?
Endocrine Disruptors - An Ongoing Concern Kate Golden with the [...]
Bacteria in Drinking Water – Should We Be Concerned?
Should We Be Concerned? Yes. This is not to say [...]
Drinking Water – Why aren’t you filtering your water?
Known carcinogens exist in the drinking water of virtually every [...]
Filtering Out PFCs PFASs and PFOs in Minnesota Drinking Water
PFCs or more specifically, PFAs and PFOs are the [...]