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WHY SHOULD YOU FILTER YOUR WATER?

 

Municipal water facilities don't filter your water. They treat it. 

When was the last time your pipes were changed?

Rusted pipes cause lead exposure. Prevent it with Water Pure Home Systems.

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IT MIGHT TASTE GOOD

BUT IS IT SAFE?

flint water crisis

On April 25th, 2014 the city of Flint Michigan switched it's water supply from the treated water of Lake Huron to the untreated water of the Flint River. The lack of treatment in the water allowed the highly corrosive water from the Flint River to further corrode rusted municipal and privately owned pipes, causing leaching and the release of lead into the water that highly exceeded public safety levels. 
 

The lead contamination of the water supply had significant public health consequences, with many residents, including children, exposed to elevated levels of lead, a potent neurotoxin.


It took over two years to fix the problem.

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WATER TEST ALERTS

US municipalities often have contaminants many times over the EPA safety limits.

Lead (Pb)

Mercury (Hg)

Cadmium (Cd)

Arsenic (As)

Chromium (Cr)

Iron (Fe)

Uranium (U)

Aluminum (Ai)

Microorganisms

PFAS, PFOS

Fluoride

Chlorine and disinfectants

Organic Chemicals such as herbicides, pesticides and pharmaceuticals

Radon

Nitrates and Nitrites

Hydrogen Sulfide and Geosmin that make your water smell and taste bad.
CHECK YOUR TAPWATER

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PROTECT YOUR HOME NOW.

HEALTH EFFECTS OF CONTAMINATED WATER

Corroded pipes can release contaminants into the water supply. These contaminants may include heavy metals like lead and copper, as well as bacteria and other microorganisms that can compromise water quality and pose health risks.

Rust can degrade water quality by imparting a metallic taste and odor to the water, making it unpalatable and less likely to be consumed. This can lead to dehydration and other health issues if residents avoid drinking tap water.
 

Lead in drinking water can have serious health effects, particularly when consumed over extended periods. Some of the key health concerns associated with lead-contaminated water include:


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Neurological and Developmental Effects

Gastrointestinal Distress

Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)

Kidney Damage

Anemia

Reproductive Issues

Cardiovascular Effects

Behavioral and Mood Changes
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Even low levels of lead exposure can have adverse health effects, making it imperative to address lead contamination in drinking water. 

To reduce your exposure and mitigate health risks:

  • Replace lead pipes
  • Use water filters certified for lead removal
  • Test water regularly 

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"I couldn't get food or water down for days after a double procedure. Someone told me to drink ONLY filtered water. Luckily I had a Stainless Steel Over the counter system. Within 24 hours, I could eat and drink better than before! Still using it a year later, and have been able to stop my stomach meds. When I changed out the filter it was covered in RUST. Thank you, Water Pure."  ~Robyn Adamson

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