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A lot of research and studies had been attempted on the ill effects of chloramines when used as a disinfectant. Still, there are no definite rulings to date whether it’s completely safe or not.

The EPA notes: “Chloramines have been used by water utilities for almost 90 years, and their use is closely regulated. More than one in five Americans uses drinking water treated with chloramines. Water that contains chloramines and meets EPA regulatory standards is safe to use for drinking, cooking, bathing and other household uses.”

This is in response to complaints to water companies who switched from chlorine to chloramines. Health issues ranges from respiratory, digestive to skin problems. “Experts” still rule that these are isolated cases and more likely attributed to allergic reactions on few individuals but many municipal water customers disagree.

More and more municipal systems are using chloramines. It is believed that chloramine is more stable than chlorine, therefore more likely to reach your house without disipating. However is is not as effictive at killing bacteria as is chlorine.

Others are complaining about the fact that the switch to a chloramine disinfectant should have been made public the moment it was put to use. Only when complications started to happen did they realize about the switch.

For many years the usual disinfectant used was chlorine. Based on studies conducted, it was observed that while chlorine does not react with pure water to have any negative health effects, organics present in the water prior to treatment, react with chlorine creating byproducts (THMs) which are carcinogenic. Though a rare event according to experts, it was the main reason for them to consider chloramines instead.

Few water filters are effective at removing chloramines.  It is up to consumers to do something about it, especially for those who are known to have a reaction to this chemical.  If a water filter is compliant with the NSF Standard 42 for the removal of Chlorine, that does not mean it will be effective for Chloramine reduction.  The challenge is choosing the one that is tested and certified according to NSF Standard 42 specifically for the reduction of Chloramine.

These days water contaminants are the kind you can’t see – toxic chemicals causing cancer, birth defects, infertility, and more. I’m relieved to know I’m now protecting my family’s health because we use state-of-the-art water filtration by Selecto Inc., made right here in the USA. Selecto has been innovating for commercial customers for 25 years. Now these superior filtration systems are available for home and office use through ezclearwater!

Donna Hoffman is the owner of http://www.ezClearwater.com , provider of the highest quality, earth-friendly water purification products for home, office, pool and spa. Our goal is to share products that are “Good to You and Mother Earth Too.”

The first known RV was first used in France back in 1800’s. It has since evolved from practical use to high end luxury. Like the Gray Nomads of Australia, a lot of Americans spend time to camp out with their RV’s and for some, as a semi-permanent home. Back then, RV living was the cheaper alternative, but nowadays it’s slowly becoming a choice even for those who could afford regular homes.

Early RV’s are basically used for sleeping and supplies storage. As they got bigger and more advanced, all parts of a home are represented in an RV fashion. This came to a point that there is nothing unusual with an RV having a built-in garage for an ATV and sometimes even for a small sized car.

The usual challenge for someone owning an RV is the maintenance and operational cost entailed. One good example is the RV’s freshwater supply. This is an important aspect if you plan to use it for several days, and especially for some who use it as their home. Traveling cross country means having a water supply sourced from different wells or local providers.

While a lot of effort is in place to maintain tap water quality, more and more complaints are still coming in from different communities regarding a number of health issues attributed to their water supply. The RV is no exception like any other home. Safe and clean water is still a priority.

Most RV-ready filters are similar to home filters but with less equipment add-ons as much as possible since space is limited. It is a good thing to note that back then, RV’s need to store as much water from a known source. If they ran out, the next option would be to purchase bottled water types or simply trust the quality of the local tap of their current location.

The advantage of these RV filters is the convenience of having treated water even for non-drinking use. Since filters are themselves efficient on treating water, bottled water purchases are not necessary. The cleaner the water, regardless of the use, the safer we are from any allergic reaction or bacterial infection.

Not all RV filters are built-in types. One example is the PureCool filter from Ezclearwater filters which only requires a 5-gallon plastic bottle to function as a filtered water dispenser. One advantage of these portable types aside from the lesser cost is the convenience of being able to use it on top of a picnic table away from the RV. This is perfect for smaller RV’s mostly used by campers all over the country.

There’s no substitute for the quality time spent with the family going on outdoor trips. We just have to make sure that any risk related to health is well covered with the right equipment and preparation.

Yes, I found the answer to taking better care of my family’s health. I know you too, will be happy with what I found: the Contamin-Eater Whole House water filtration system by Selecto, Inc., the industry leader in commercial filtration innovation and made right here in the USA. Now they’re available for your home right here at ezclearwater!

Donna Hoffman is the owner of http://www.ezClearwater.com , provider of the highest quality, earth-friendly water purification products for home, office, pool and spa. Our goal is to share products that are “Good to You and Mother Earth Too.”

We are seen with them and look cool.  We buy them because we think they are safe.  But in this investigative report, you will find that the bottled water you are buying at the stores is not any better than what you get at home.

In fact, it may be less safe!

As the studies from the Government Actability Office (what brainiac thought that office name up?) conclude: companies that sell bottled water don’t have to report failures in their system!  As such, consumers think they are getting the best water possible and the report says that just isn’t so.

So, besides the BPA that the containers have, the water inside the containers isn’t good for you either?  Why do people (and the government) let this go on?

These issues literally go away when you use a quality whole house (or at the least an under the counter) water filter system.

So what are you waiting for? You know your family deserves the best. Check our home page to see which products would work best for you!

Still not convinced? Contact us and we are happy to send you more info. Simply fill in your name and email address on the right and we will keep you up to date on what is happening to your water and other tips/recomendations for you to keep your family healthy.

Saw this and wondered if people were aware that PCE (found in lining of plastic water pipes under your house) was found to be linked to birth defects in Maine.

Folks, we have to be vigilant about our home water supply!

So what are you waiting for? You know your family deserves the best. Check our home page to see which products would work best for you!

Still not convinced? Contact us and we are happy to send you more info. Simply fill in your name and email address on the right and we will keep you up to date on what is happening to your water and other tips/recomendations for you to keep your family healthy.

Consumer Reports’ latest tests of canned foods, including soups, juice, tuna, and green beans, have found that almost all of the 19 name-brand foods  tested contain some BPA.

The canned organic foods  tested did not always have lower BPA levels than nonorganic brands of similar foods analyzed. They even found the chemical in some products in cans that were labeled “BPA-free.”

They also tested for BPA in soup, vegetables, tuna, and other canned products as well as noncanned versions from leading manufacturers such as Campbell’s, Chef Boyardee, Del Monte, Nestlé, and Progresso, among others. Using outside laboratories, we tested three samples of each product, all bought in the New York metropolitan area or online. In all but one case, the three samples were of different lot numbers.

At the end of the day, this is scary stuff!  We need to protect our families as much as possible and we are relying on name brands such as the ones listed above to be about more than profits when it comes to our health and safety!

Read the whole story!

So what are you waiting for? You know your family deserves the best. Check our home page to see which products would work best for you!

Still not convinced? Contact us and we are happy to send you more info. Simply fill in your name and email address on the right and we will keep you up to date on what is happening to your water and other tips/recomendations for you to keep your family healthy.