Best Water Test Kits: Testing your drinking water is one of the easiest ways to learn more about the water coming into your home. The challenge is knowing which water test kit is actually worth buying. Water test kits range from inexpensive test strips that measure basic water chemistry to comprehensive DIY kits that screen […]
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How to Test Your Drinking Water: Knowing what’s in your drinking water is an important part of protecting your household and choosing the right water filtration system
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Home Water Lab Guide:: You don’t need a professional laboratory in your house to learn a great deal about your drinking water.
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How to Read a Water Report: Your local water utility publishes a water quality report every year, but knowing where to find the report is only the first step. The real challenge is understanding what all those numbers, abbreviations, contaminant names, and regulatory limits actually mean.
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Testing Well Water: If your home gets its drinking water from a private well, testing your well water is your responsibility. Unlike public water systems, private wells are generally not regulated, treated, or routinely monitored under the federal Safe Drinking Water Act.
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PFAS Testing: Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, commonly called PFAS, are a large group of manufactured chemicals that have been used in industrial processes and consumer products for decades. Because many PFAS compounds persist in the environment, they are often called “forever chemicals.”
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Lead Testing: Lead in drinking water is a serious concern because you cannot see, smell, or taste dissolved lead. The only reliable way to determine whether lead is present in your home’s drinking water is to have the water tested. Lead can enter tap water when plumbing materials containing lead corrode. Potential sources include lead […]
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Water Hardness Testing: If you notice white scale on faucets, spots on dishes, soap that doesn’t lather well, or mineral buildup inside appliances, hard water may be the cause. But before investing in a water softener, reverse osmosis system, or other treatment equipment, it’s important to know exactly how hard your water is.
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Testing City Water: If your home receives drinking water from a city or municipal water system, you might assume that there is no reason to test the water yourself. After all, public water utilities are required to monitor drinking water and meet federal and state standards.
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TDS Meters Explained: If you want a quick way to check the overall mineral content of your drinking water, a TDS meter can be a useful tool. These inexpensive handheld devices provide a reading of Total Dissolved Solids (TDS), usually displayed in parts per million (ppm).
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