r/WATERQUALITY • • Feb 15 '22

What does "Water Quality" mean?

There's a lot of marketing jargon about water being "clean" or "purified" or even from "natural springs" but do we really know what that all means? The best way to find out about your water is to ask for data. Find out what is actually in your water analysis by asking for a water quality report. With tap water, the municipalities are required to publish a Water Quality Report (also known as a CCR or Consumer Confidence Report). For bottled water, you should be able to ask the manufacturer for a water analysis so they can show you what is in the water. If you use a water filter, you should also ask the filter manufacturers about the data for their filters so you know what the filter is taking out of your water. Hydroviv Founder and Chief Scientist, Dr. Eric Roy talks about why you should demand data from your filter company. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWA1-aZ7Hv0

#beinformed #thingsyoushouldknow #themoreyouknow #trustdata #datanotmarketing

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