Forever chemicals, known as PFAS, have been detected in drinking water systems across Florida and Georgia and can go unnoticed because they have no detectable taste, smell, or appearance. Homeowners can better understand their water quality and reduce potential exposure through water testing and filtration solutions like reverse osmosis.
Your home’s water may be something you use every day without giving much thought to. But changes in taste, smell, color, staining, or mineral buildup can be signs that your water quality should be evaluated.
Many bottled water products may actually expose consumers to significantly more microplastics than properly filtered drinking water at home. That’s why more homeowners across Florida and Georgia are turning to advanced home filtration systems like the ULTRA-6 Drinking Water System.
Learn how public awareness and perceptions of water quality drive decisions to use home water treatment devices. Explore key findings on consumer behavior and safety.
The EPA is cracking down on PFAS “forever chemicals,” posing significant health risks to homeowners in Florida and Georgia. With Administrator Zeldin’s new initiative, a more aggressive approach to clean drinking water is underway. Protect your family with reverse osmosis, the most effective solution.
In addition to a bad taste or smell, homeowners should look out for these signs of impurities in their water. Get a free water test from UDI in FL and GA!
If you’ve been scrolling through the news recently, you may have heard of PFAS. What does that mean for your family and your drinking water? Find out by watching this episode of the vipHome Podcast, produced by the Water Quality Association.
