Short Answer: Even though municipal water is regulated by the EPA, miles of piping may lie between the regulated water supply and your water glass. A lot can happen along the way; get your water tested by a state certified lab. Unlike well water, which the EPA leaves to homeowners to test, the EPA regulates […]
Short Answer Whether your water is from a well or municipality, use a state certified lab to test your water. The EPA keeps a list of agencies by state to find a lab in your area. Whether you have municipal water or well water, you should have it tested for contaminates. What you test for […]
More than 20 percent of private, domestic wells contain at least one contaminant at levels of potential health concern. About 43 million people—or 15 percent of the Nation’s population—use drinking water from private wells, which are not regulated by the Federal Safe Drinking Water Act. USGS scientist Leslie Desimone discusses the study, the contaminants found, […]
Some of our customers are a little confused how our stoneware water filtration crocks actually work without water pressure or power. To help understand how our water filter crocks work, we have just published some nifty diagrams. Each diagram reflects the different models of water crocks available. The technology is actually quite old, dating back […]
Waterfiltercrock.com is happy to team up with AquaCera to develop a ceramic filter that removes contaminates that municipal water facilities miss, resulting in safe water, free of chemicals, drugs, and other undesirable impurities. We also wanted a filter that could be used for lake houses and cabins, where running water and power are unavailable, with […]
