 | While tap water in the U.S. may look clean, it can still contain potentially harmful drinking water contaminants picked up in our nation's aging infrastructure. Research supported by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Centers for Disease … |
 | The United States has some of the world's best, most drinkable water. But no matter where a home's water originates, from a large municipal supply to a private well, a whole-house water filtration system can make it better. With the right whole … |
 | Basically a water filter is any device that reduces impurities from a water supply. However, in the United States there are no federal laws regulating the quality of water filters and very few states enforce any performance requirements. If fact, if … |
 | Point-of-use water filters make it easy to provide clean water for your family. And there's no more frequent point of use than the kitchen refrigerator. GE's new Café French door refrigerators features an advanced water filtration system. The … |
 | More than half of Americans have concerns about the quality of their water – and we are increasingly showing a willingness to pay for treatment in the home. These are among the conclusions of an independent survey released by the Water Quality … |
 | For people with a compromised immune system, municipal drinking water or standard water filters may not be enough. The QPoint Tap Water Filter Assembly from Pall offers a first line of defense against waterborne pathogens. It offers enhanced … |
| Water systems that serve more than 100 million people in 43 states has l are polluted with unwanted toxic chemicals called trihalomethanes. These chemicals, an unintended side effect of chlorination, elevate the risks of bladder cancer, miscarriages … | |
| More than one in five Americans drink tap water that's been treated with a derivative of chlorine known as chloramine. This disinfectant is formed by mixing chlorine with ammonia. Chloramine is often used alongside chlorine as a "secondary … | |
| The Environmental Working Group has released its new online water filter buying guide with more options and new tips for consumers who want cleaner drinking water for themselves and their families. "Having clean and safe drinking water isn't a … |
 | Rotten egg odor is one of the most common and unpleasant effects of hydrogen sulfide, or H2S, in your water. The presence of hydrogen sulfide doesn't just smell bad; it may also tarnish your silver or corrode your plumbing and fixtures. This … |
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SaniTEE: An Ideal Septic Tank Wastewater Screen
SaniTEE® Wastewater Screens SaniTEE® self-cleaning wastewater deflection screens (commonly known as septic tank effluent filters) are designed to reduce suspended solids discharged in septic …Type: Case StudySponsored by: Bio-Microbics -
High-Quality Effluent Solution in a Small Footprint
A three-bedroom home on a small lot in Juneau, Alaska had a failed drainfield and limited space for a replacement solution. No room was available for a conventional drainfield. Direct discharge of …Type: Case StudySponsored by: Anua -
Potential Decentralized System - Anua Case Study
The unincorporated hamlet of Shenandoah in Richland County Ohio, north of Mansfield, has 35 homes, a church, a general store and a community center. In 2003, wastewater was discharging into an open …Type: Case StudySponsored by: Anua -
Shell-media Biological System - Anua Case Study
Stillwater Crossing Pump Station No. 3961, in Orange County Florida, was originally built in a rural area without odor control. When a large residential and commercial development was built nearby …Type: Case StudySponsored by: Anua -
Greensboro - Anua Case Study
A valuable residential building lot in Greensboro, NC was not readily accessible to city sewer. Accessing city sewer was price prohibitive because a major thoroughfare was adjacent to the property …Type: Case StudySponsored by: Anua
