I would use a filter regardless of any testing. For one thing they add chlorine
to the water, and it is a poison and neurological toxin. I tested our water
here
the other day and it had 3 times the chlorine recommended for swimming pools!
But my filter took out all of it.
Marshall
Karen
Bottle your water sample in a clean glass container, maybe one of the
small juice type, and take it to your local university or take it to the
nearest town or city, and ask them to analyze it for you. This should be
free, or a minimal cost. Mention what you suspect in the water.
Yes I am
If you have an artesian well and are high up you may not need a
purifier at all.
Check out this web site for more info on purifiers. Very educational.
http://www.purewater4u.com/freeinfo/index2.htm
fernwo...@aol.com wrote:
Could a filter remove these chemicals? If so, what type of
filter
To All,
Sorry if this is too off topic, but you all seem so full of information,
I thought I would ask. I just read in an Environmental newsletter that small
amounts of pesticide and fertilizer in drinking water cause inferior hand-eye
coordination, aggressive behavior and learning
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