Current level is 10ppb for arsenic in water. This is deemed “safe”. Arsenic occurs naturally in the ground and can also be the result of contamination of hazardous waste. Water softeners (ion-exchange), activated carbon and reverse osmosis filters can reduce and remove arsenic from drinking water.
EPA questions the current “safe level” of arsenic in water.
EPA questions the current “safe level” of arsenic in water.
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Angel Water Drive Through
Did you know Angel Water has a drive-thru at our Barrington location? Stop by to get some salt or water today!
