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Aug 25 2010

The Pur Water Filter System Makes Your Water Safer to Drink

Published by ShreveportDesigner under Plumbing

There is nothing like a great tasting clean and Pure cold glass of water. Water filters can help make your home’s drinking safer and better tasting. If you are not currently using a Pur water filter for your drinking, and you are buying it, you are wasting money. You can save a lot of money when you choose to use a filtration system of some kind in your home. You can choose a portable system for your kitchen and bathroom, or you can go all out and get a full house filtration system to make the water for all your needs clean and Pure.


The fact that our drinking water is not safe these days is due to all the chemicals and toxins that wind up in our drinking system. While public companies have some filters on the water for home use, they typically use chlorine to clean the water and that isn’t the best thing to put in your body. The Pur water filter can help remove not only bacteria, fungus, iron and other germs; it can also remove chlorine to make your water much safer to drink. No one wants to taste chlorine in their water. Chlorine has also been reported to cause degeneration and discoloration of the teeth.


What items in your home use your home water system? Your washing machine, your dishwasher, your refrigerator and your indoor and outdoor faucets use the water system in your home. If you choose to use a whole house filtration system, you are covering all the bases. You will have cleaner clothes, softer skin, safer drinking water and great ice cubes. Even cleaning the surfaces in your home will be cleaner when you use filtered water. The Pur water filter system can be used on any faucet in your home to give your clean drinking water as well as good water you can use for cleaning the surfaces of your home.


If you want to compare the savings of using a portable water filter on the faucets in your home over buying bottled water in the store, you can count on it being about a 78% savings per gallon used. That’s huge over the course of your water drinking lifetime. Using a Pur water filter system is the most cost effective way to have safer water to drink at home.

James has been writing articles for more than 4 years. Visit his latest website at Water Filters and learn more about Pur Water Filter

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Aug 10 2010

We Love Compression Fittings!

Published by ShreveportDesigner under Plumbing

If we had to choose one thing that annoyed us most during our mobile home makeover projects, plumbing has got to be it. While we’re not sure what they are like in newer homes, water lines in older (pre-2000) mobile homes tend to be oddly configured, plastic tubing, with no shut off valves at the source. No shut off valves at the source? Why does this make sense? Especially when so many mobile home bathrooms have carpet in them! (Oh wait, maybe THIS is our #1 annoyance now that I think about it!) We’re still scratching our heads over why you would put carpet in a room where there are water sources when you are going to use wafer board for sub-flooring. If you have carpeting in your mobile home bathroom, we have two things to say: “Good luck!” and “Get it out, NOW!”


But we digress…Now back to plumbing!


Our recent home plumbing projects include installing a standard home tub and surround (it’s beautiful!), new sink/vanity and toilet, plus, a larger, self-cleaning water heater and new pressure tank (we have a well). In all of these projects, our biggest fear was not getting the fittings right. The plastic tubing is easily cut, but this can be good and bad. It’s mostly bad when you are wielding a carpet knife and inadvertently slash a closed tube and spring a leak. Right Honey? But it’s also good because you can use a carpet knife rather than a hack saw. (Just a note* We have been known to use RADA kitchen knives to cut sewer line before in a pinch. These are such quality knives that they cut tomatoes just as well after slicing through 3 inch PVC pipe!)


The difficulty with the plastic tubing comes when you try to add metal fittings to it. It’s tough to get the fittings into the tubing tightly enough, but then you must also clamp it. These fittings and clamps have caused all sorts of frustration during past repairs of existing fittings. Water messes galore have sprung from the backs of tubs, under sinks, and behind toilets. This is no way to do plumbing.


We were convinced by wonderful family members that we could have real home fixtures in our mobile home and with the help of these fittings, we have accomplished that. While we didn’t replace all of the water lines (I wish!), we did replace all of the fittings so far in the projects we’ve done. We would hate to speculate on the status of our marriage right now if it hadn’t been for quick-connect compression fittings!


Yes, the fittings we have found to be the best fit for our needs are quick-connect compression fittings. These fittings come in brass and plastic. We’ve used plastic in all of our projects so far and had great success. We can’t begin to express how easy these fittings make our plumbing upgrades. Not only are they a breeze to connect and install on pipe/tubing, but they also come in so many configurations that we’ve always found a piece that suited the needs of our particular space and specifications. We purchased them at our local home improvement center, all for under $8.00.


Compression fittings allowed us to take the existing plumbing and make it even better by adding no-leak fittings with shut-off valves. There was no soldering and a minimal number of tools involved. Each fitting slides onto the end of existing tubing or water line, and with an easy tug they are snug and leak-proof.


If you are a mobile home owner, don’t settle for sub-par plumbing. Water damage in any home can cause a wealth of problems down the road including structural damage and mold. In a mobile home, the building products are often inferior to stick-built homes making the chances of real damage much higher. It’s time to utilize this great product to take simple measures to ensure your home’s safety and and stability for years to come.

Beth McGee is a mobile home owner/renovator who blogs about her family’s renovation experiences at http://www.mymobilehomemakeover.com Her site offers a forum for users to share their experiences as well.

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Jul 13 2010

Three Big Tips For Green Home Plumbing

Published by ShreveportDesigner under Plumbing

When you think of going green there’s probably a lot of things that come to mind. Recycling your trash, efficiently reusing just about anything you can, and reducing your usage of a lot of things, like electricity, are just a few. How many times, however, do you think about your home plumbing? Pleasant Hill residents can make a great impact on the green movement in their community simply by making a few structural changes, and lifestyle changes, with regard to the plumbing systems they have installed in their homes or businesses.


The truth is that going green doesn’t really cost all that much more than the traditional cost when it comes to plumbing. Pleasant Hill consumers can make a number of different green choices that will save them droves of money in the long run, and make a huge positive impact on their carbon footprints.


Green Plumbing


Insulate Pipes – If you knew how much heat you lose in your hot water system from the time it leaves the tank till it arrived at your tap, you’d actually be amazed. When you insulate the pipes in your home or business plumbing, Pleasant Hill residents can drastically cut down on the amount of energy that is required to make their water hot by the time it reaches their taps.


Install an On-Demand Hot Water Circulator Pump – On-Demand means that your system will supply you with hot water when you need it rather than use energy to keep the water that just sits in your pipes till you use it hot. Not only will this save you money, it will allow you to cut down on your water usage as you won’t be running water down the drain as you wait for hot water to arrive at your tap.


Install a New Hot Water Heater – Older hot water heaters are one of the most inefficient parts of your plumbing. Pleasant Hill residents can save up to 15% on their annual energy costs simply by replacing their old hot water heaters with a newer version. Having the old one pulled out and another one put in doesn’t involve all that much effort so, aside from the water heater itself, there shouldn’t be any huge costs involved.


Even though there is an initial cost involved with these green techniques for home plumbing, Pleasant Hill residents who want to go green and make a significant impact on their energy usage will find that these investments are well worth it in the end.

Tom Blaine
Pleasant Hill Plumbing Professional
Plumbing Pleasant Hill
Air Conditioning Pleasant Hill

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Jul 11 2010

Tankless Water Heater Reviews – Read Tankless Water Heater Reviews Before Making a Purchase

Published by ShreveportDesigner under Plumbing

Before you take the decision to buy a new water heating system it might be wise to look at a few tankless water heaters reviews. Always take the background into account of the person providing tankless water heater reviews. It is important to remember that water conditions vary depending on geographic location and weather conditions. For example someone in Hawaii may get a flow rate of 7 to 8 GPM while someone on the East Coast may get a flow rate of 4 GPM. So make sure to compare reviews that are written by people who live in similar weather and geographical conditions; and always check the flow rate as well, is it adequate?


Statistics are always the best method to use when researching tankless water heater reviews. The American Council for an energy-efficient economy determined that the cost of running a tankless water heater is much less than that of its traditional counterpart (over a 13 year period). They also state that 10 to 15% percent less heating energy are used and therefore you will have a cost reduction in your monthly electricity bill. The U.S. Department of Energy has a more positive review as it states that the energy saving between a tankless water heater & traditional tanked water heater (i.e. geyser) can be up to 30%. Tankless water heater reviews takes the physical attribute of the product into account.


Facts are that there is no tank in which water is stored so no corrosion will damage the unit. Fewer parts in the unit leads to less maintenance and the product are used for 20 years and more (versus the 5-10 year life expectancy of geysers). Warranties are therefore also issued for longer periods on tankless water units. No geyser bursts and water damage occurs and therefore less repayments might be given by your insurance company. The units are compact and smaller than geysers and provide huge space benefits as it can either be wall mounted or build in the structure of your home. Because of the viewer parts, less resources are being used to produce the product and therefore contribute in producing less pollution & global warming.


Tankless water heater reviews also helps consumers to financially gain from their purchase. Did you know that you can have a 30% rebate on your tax for your purchase? Governments see the benefits on the environment and therefore promote the purchases of specific tankless water heaters. For more information on this please have a look at U.S tax credits. 8% of new sales in the U.S are due to the purchase of these systems and are increasing in popularity.


Factors to be considered when looking at tankless water heater reviews also includes installation costs, the number of people in the household/business it needs to serve, how hot you want the water, and electricity or gas cost in your area. All water heating systems have the potential to be dangerous, so when reading the tankless heater reviews, safety features that are employed such as a carbon monoxide detector and a heat exchanger (in the case that the unit begins to over-heat) must be investigated. You may want to do some research on the Internet into the brand you’re looking to purchase and if it complies with the ISO regulations.


Always look at the warranty offered and once again check out the reputation of the company when it comes to servicing clients complaints. The overall difference between an electrical and gas operated tankless heater is that gas are proven to be more efficient, although its initial installation costs are much higher, as it has venting requirements.


Some disadvantages could be the cheaper costs of traditional water heaters, the coping mechanism for large households (so more than one unit might be required), and depending on installation, a longer period for hot water to arrive at the faucet could be experienced.

For more information and the best selection of tankless water heaters reviews, visit www.GotTanklessWaterHeaters.com

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Jun 22 2010

Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration Systems

Published by ShreveportDesigner under Plumbing

Reverse osmosis water filtration systems have become increasingly popular in recent years. Such systems employ a process by which water that is pressurized goes through a semi-permeable membrane. This strips out a wide range of contaminants and impurities that are not organic. Bottled water firms rely on this process to strip impurities from their products, and filters employing these mechanisms are widely used in homes and offices.


There are several key features of a reverse osmosis filtration system used in a home. These filters are usually installed under a kitchen sink. They include at least one pre-filter that strains out sediments and other large particles from tap water; a membrane that screens out smaller contaminants; a storage tank; and a carbon filter that scrubs the water before it finally comes out of the faucet. The membrane and filters in these filtration systems need to occasionally be replaced for optimal results.


While filtration systems using the process described previously have been touted as removing impurities, they have not been without their share of criticism. As of late, both experts and those using the systems have questioned whether or not the filters are as good as they are claimed to be. Some of the cons associated with using such filters include their high costs; the amount of water that they waste; and their role in causing health problems. Each of these items will be discussed in detail below.


To begin, reverse osmosis water filtration systems are expensive, as the costs of using them add up over time. It costs approximately five to seven cents per gallon of pure water to employ a reverse osmosis system.


Yet another con associated with these systems is that they tend to waste water. These filters usually use four or more gallons of tap water to distill only one gallon of pure water. This is a complete waste of a precious resource, and there could be water shortage issues if enough people were to start using these filters.


Last but not least, it is a plus that these filtration systems strip water of impurities, which makes for fresher and healthier drinking water. However, it is unfortunately the case that while bad elements are removed from water, beneficial minerals such as magnesium and calcium may also be taken out through reverse osmosis procedures. These minerals are ordinarily found in drinking water.


In conclusion, reverse osmosis filters strip impurities out of water, and they have become more popular in recent years. However, it is best for consumers to be aware of the drawbacks associated with such water filtration systems. These include their high costs; the amount of water that they waste; and their role in causing health problems.

Looking for more info on the best RO water filtration systems? Rajagopalan gives you the low down now on http://www.safefilteredwater.com.

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May 09 2010

How the Right Plumber Services Can Save You Money

Published by ShreveportDesigner under Plumbing

In this present generation everyone has been becoming so busy that they are not even getting enough time to complete all of their daily duties and responsibilities. All of a sudden if a big project came to us then we would find more difficulty in completing it. One such unpredictable home repair project that can keep more pressure on us is when we find some serious issues with the plumbing system occur.


If you find the problem to be a bit complicated then things will get even worsen to fix up the problem in a cheaper way. Whenever if you came to know there are some serious problems regarding the plumbing system then you must hire an experienced plumber instead of giving the work to apprentices or doing it by yourself. Recruiting a professional plumber services can save both money and time.


Its always difficult to repair some serious plumbing issues and this could be untidy and a time consuming project especially if the plumbers do not have enough skills and experience to fix those. This plumbing system is one of the complicated and delicate projects that can be easily damaged if you try by yourself. Once if you start repairing it and if anything goes wrong then you could further more expensive bill than the normal since the plumber should not only fix the original problem but should also clear the new damage done by you. There are so many experienced professional plumbers out there to make your work in a lot more easier way than you think.


Most of the people think that they are actually saving money by doing the plumbing services by their own but once if anything goes wrong then they need to pay more than expected and the damage could lead to even expensive if they do not have the appropriate tools that are to be used. Always make sure that if you are hiring a plumber then you should get all the repairs done correctly and should get a quality service from them. This repair will be done only once and in a lot quicker time than you would take and even there would be only 1 bill that includes the parts that are replaced, repairs and a service fee.


One of the most frustrating problems in home, office repairs is plumbing problem and this could be even more frustrating if you have less time to spend for it. Obviously there are many advantages in hiring a plumber rather than doing it by one’s own. A professional plumber has years of experience in fixing those broken pipes and installing or repairing those gas components and issues with sewerage system lines. If you think positively then you should be happy to know that you are saving money as the work done is a lot more efficient, able and time saving.


There is no doubt that you will get some very high quality of plumbing services if you choose to be done it by an experienced plumber and they will be very honest regarding the actual charges and the commitment to the charges that they would ask for and you will get the safety codes and offers you an exceptional customer service and gives a great value to the money that you are spending on those issues. If there is a plumbing emergency then you just expect them to come as soon as possible and it doesn’t really matter whether it is an office or home. To be honest the services provided by the plumbers are beyond price.

James Copper is a writer for http://www.ddheating.co.uk where you can find southampton plumbers

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Mar 18 2010

Finding the Right Kind of Plumbing Fittings and Fixtures

Published by ShreveportDesigner under Plumbing

Plumbing fittings include a wide assortment of plumbing hardware including pipes, faucets and the joints that connect these fixtures. It is important to install quality plumbing fittings in order to have an uninterrupted water supply and properly functioning drainage system.


Many people give more attention to internal plumbing fixtures while they ignore the basic plumbing fittings and pipelines that run underneath and alongside their house. They do not entirely realize the importance of having a safe and strong plumbing system. If the plumbing fittings are not working properly, it can lead to leakages. And if such leakages remain undetected, it can lead to wet walls and cracks in the concrete due to water seepage. The situation can weaken the foundation of your walls. Therefore, it is imperative to maintain a well functioning plumbing system.


Plumbing works need regular checkup and maintenance. Technically speaking, plumbing fittings are nothing but the objects used for connecting two or more pipes. There are different types of fittings available in the market and you should choose only those that are recommended for your plumbing fixtures and pipeline patterns.


If you plumbing system are made of copper piping, brass-bodied fittings would be a more suitable choice. However, the material used for making these fittings is most often made of the same base material as used in case of the pipes. The common metals used for constructing plumbing fixtures and fittings are steel, copper, chlorinated polyvinyl chloride (CPVC), and polyvinyl chloride or PVC.


Finding cheap and affordable plumbing equipments is not a really challenging task. You can begin your quest in your local plumbing supplies store. Common plumbing hardware stores usually offer pipes and fittings at a comparatively reasonable price than your plumber services or local plumbers would provide.


If you need to purchase plumbing equipments for your home, you should know the right size of these fittings and fixtures. You should know the correct measurement or the exact size of the pipe that has to be repaired or jointed using a new fitting. Further, you should be able to identify superior quality fittings from the cheaper ones. if you end up using cheap or used materials for your plumbing system, it will only pay way for more expenses in the form of repair and further maintenance.


So, the bottom line is, in order to ensure that your house is sealed with a high performing plumbing system; you should take the help of an expert. Only a professional plumber would know what kind of plumbing fittings or devices would work well for your pipeline system. A lot of reputed plumbing companies are also offering their services at reasonable rates. By and large, main plumbing supplies that are quite imperative at the time of construction includes sinks, faucets, bath tubs, showers, water heaters and dish washers. All of these items are available in the market in different varieties. There are countless sizes and shapes to choose from.

Are you looking for plumbing fiitings in order to furnish your home? Well, to get more information simply click on the link http://www.wetanddamp.co.uk/plumbing-run-flexibility-with-plumbing-fittings/

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Jan 16 2010

The Reverse Osmosis Water System – Discover Why I’m Shocked

Published by ShreveportDesigner under Plumbing

I’m shocked. Most people think a reverse osmosis water system is going to give them pure water.

On one hand I can understand this. After all, most municipal water authorities use reverse osmosis water systems to produce their so-called “clean” water. In fact if you live in a city or any large town, you and your children are probably drinking reverse osmosis water in your home right now. It meets the government standards, so many people assume it is safe. Even though they also know federal standards in other areas are not very high.

And so reverse osmosis water systems for the home are big sellers.

But, know what? Even after your municipal water has been cleaned with a reverse osmosis water system it has to be cleaned more. The tiny pores in a reverse osmosis water filter system are too big and can’t block out cancer causing chemicals that have leeched into our water supplies.

According to official EPA reports more than 2000 of these chemicals have been officially recorded in tap water. While the government only insists local authorities test for 75.

The army knows this. It uses reverse osmosis water systems, but then puts chemicals into the osmosis water to get rid of bacteria.

I think many people are using a reverse osmosis water system because it does a good job of cleaning out dirt and small particles. The look and see dirty water going in and clean water coming out. But to make that clean water pure and safe it has to be run it through a second, different kind of filter.

This is because there are hundreds — thousands — of chemicals and organic compounds that come to your home with every gallon of tap water. You can’t see them, although sometimes you can smell or taste them. Your drinking water might look clean and healthy, but unless it’s been thought a second line of filters it is likely to be unhealthy. Unless your water has been bleached with chlorine. (And who wants that!)

Early in 1993 the people of Milwaukee thought their clean-looking municipal water was pure and safe. They were wrong. Unknown to anyone it had been infected with a parasite. Over one disastrous weekend more than 100 people died.

The city’s reverse osmosis water system and its program of treating osmosis water with chlorine was completely unable to stop the parasite. Water officials had followed the letter of the law, but were unable to protect their people.

Environmental groups lobby for more protection for our municipal water. But such a small percentage of public water is actually used for drinking that officials are reluctant to make every drop safe to drink. Also, decades of dumping chemical waste has resulted in huge quantities of dangerous residues leeching into many of our water systems. And this cannot be corrected quickly.

We have got to look after our own water. And there are several excellent filter systems that will do that for us. We do not have to install a reverse osmosis water system in our homes. Instead, put them aside for a time and learn more about safer systems.

Len McGrane writes about home water purifiers and pure drinking water from his web site, http://www.pure-drinkingwater.com where he gives advice and helps visitors with home water purifier systems.

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Jan 15 2010

A Guide to Choosing a Drinking Water Filter System

Published by ShreveportDesigner under Plumbing

When was the last time you considered purchasing a drinking water filter system?
If you’re reading this, I’m guessing that you are searching for the best possible water filter system for your family. You’ve read the articles with all the gloom and doom about our water supplies being contaminated.

You’re tired of trying to drink water from your tap and having it taste like swimming pool water.
Or you’re concerned about feeding formula to your infant; formula that is made with water that could be contaminated.

It’s not even a matter of if it’s contaminated. It’s a matter of how much is it contaminated?

I remember having a well tested for a rural property that I owned that I wanted to rent out. The tests came back saying that the nitrates were high, making it risky for pregnant women and small children to drink. It had acceptable levels of bacteria and other things that were present in the water. The water tasted great. Good, fresh tasting country water. It didn’t have that pool taste, for it lacked the chlorine that was pumped into municipal supplies. But contaminants still existed at varying levels.

I learned that even here, a water filter system was a good choice. Common farming practices of today have lead to chemicals and herbicides eventually leaching into our water systems. The earths natural filtering process just can’t remove all the bad things that are entering our systems and threatening our water supplies.

On top of that, chemicals like chlorine are intentionally added to kill bacteria. But many health problems have been found to be caused by the existence of chlorine and chlorine gas. The use of a drinking water filter system is more important today than ever. Water filter systems are found in a large percentage of peoples homes and are here to stay!

Water filter systems have become big business. People have been educated on the hazards of drinking unfiltered water. People like you are trying to educate themselves about which water filter system is right for them. Let me break it down for you.

First of all, the introduction of carbon filters has done a great service to the water quality industry.
They use natural activated carbon material to filter out chemicals present in our water.

Activated by steam and other means, Activated Carbon, derived from natural materials such as bituminous coal, lignite, wood, coconut shell etc., each have different adsorption properties .Some manufacturers use various blends of carbon to achieve specific water quality and contaminants reduction (e.g. coconut shell carbon for “sweet taste”).

When flow conditions are suitable, dissolved chemicals in water flowing over the carbon surface “stick” to the carbon in a thin film while the water passes on. The water filter system plays an important part in removing these chemicals.

This process is called adsorption. As a result of the adsorption process, activated carbon is an effective method in removing chlorine and it’s by-products (TTHM’s) and volatile organic compounds (carbon based VOC’s).

A drinking water filter system has to have a carbon filter present to eliminate most of the chemicals and other contaminants as they pass through the filter. A good water filter system will have a second sub-micron filter to remove chemicals and other contaminants down to the sub-micron level. This is all done without removing trace minerals used by our bodies and essential to our health.

You don’t have to spend the most to get the best drinking water filter system. You may want to consider more than a pitcher type model, which although they do some good in removing impurities, they don’t do as good a job as the multistage units. They can actually cost you more per gallon of use than a more costly water filter system.

So there you have it. More good information to aid you in your search for the perfect drinking water filter system. This decision may be one of the most important decisions that you make for your family as you continue to strive for better health.

Jim Riley is a passionate spokesman about the health benefits of purified drinking and bathing water. Visit his site now at http://www.water-purification-site.com to discover the purification system he endorses and why.

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Jan 14 2010

How Will Shower Filters For Copper and Chlorine Protect Your Health?

Published by ShreveportDesigner under Plumbing

You may have seen water filters for shower heads being heavily advertised recently. Shower filters for copper and chlorine are becoming easier to find. At one time, water filters for shower heads were rarely seen in homes, but today, things have changed.

The notion that a home would need shower filters for copper and chlorine would seem outlandish to some. But, those who have experienced a shower with water contaminated with either would say otherwise. Once you try water filters for shower heads, it’s really hard to go back to unfiltered water.

It is doubtful that anyone would choose to bathe in a swimming pool on a daily basis, or ever at all. Why not? Most people would point out the chlorine content of the pool water. It doesn’t exactly give one that clean feeling you would want from a bath or shower. In fact, it usually will leave you with a burning sensation in your eyes. You would not want to go to work with bloodshot eyes and smelling like you have been swimming all night.

But, if you do not have water filters for shower heads in you home, you may be doing just that. You see, the chlorine content deemed safe for tap water is unsafe to swim in, according to pool experts.

But shower filters for copper AND chlorine? You might wonder what the big deal with copper is. I have never heard of copper poisoning, you say, what is the big deal? It is a good question.

Copper is poisonous, but only in large doses. Much more than you could experience in your shower water. Copper in the water can discolor your pipes, and perhaps laundry you may be doing in your home. The thing with copper is, if the water filters for shower heads in your home can filter copper, than they would also be effective against other harmful substances, particularly lead.

Not many people would ask about the dangers of lead poisoning. Lead in your water will do much more than stain the pipes or your new shorts and, unlike copper, lead can be harmful in much smaller doses.

While lead contamination in water is rare, the occurrence can rise significantly in more urban environments where the infrastructure was built at a time where construction was much less regulated and subject to shady building practices. The dangers of lead poisoning are well documented and the presence of lead can be difficult to detect. You can’t see it or smell it. If you are letting your kids bathe without shower filters for copper and chlorine and you haven’t had your water tested, you could be putting their health and yours at risk.

Shower filters for copper and chlorine together can give valuable piece of mind to anyone concerned about the quality of the water in their house. Knowing that the best water filters for shower heads reduce not only copper and chlorine, but other substances such as lead can only help put any concerned home owner at ease.

While equipping your home with these shower filters for copper and chlorine is a good place to start, anyone concerned about potential dangers in their water should get their water tested. There are many high-quality take-home kits available. Most municipalities will also test you water at no charge, if you suspect a problem. If you do suspect a problem, then chances are you do need water filters for shower heads.

Jayne Bell is the editor of http://www.HowMuchWaterShouldYouDrink.com She is fascinated by the many ways in which water is critical to good health and has researched extensively the subject of pure, safe water and the healthiest filtering technology. Her investigation has revealed the advantages of a water filters for shower heads. Visit the web site to receive the mini-course, “Five Amazing Ways to Relieve Common Health Problems with Water”

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