The Water Quality Association (WQA) provides resources to help consumers understand the impact of PFAS in drinking water and how to successfully treat for these contaminants at the home or in a building. A report recently released by the Environmental Working Group indicates that many more Americans than previously estimated might be exposed to PFAS from contaminated drinking water.
WQA has not reviewed EWG’s report nor verified its conclusions.
Among the resources WQA offers is a document within WQA’s Water Q&A which offers an easy-to-understand overview of PFAS, how one might be exposed to these chemicals and how PFAS can be removed
Water Quality Association Offers PFAS Resources
The association says certified in-home filtration is shown to remove or reduce PFAS levels
Feb 03, 2020
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