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If you have not yet visited the Risk Factors For
Drinking Water Contaminants or Treatment Methods
pages yet, you might want to take a look at them first, before sending me your question. They
contain information that should help you develop a more focused question. 
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If you have a question about
your water or comment/suggestions about the site please email me:
my email
If the above link does not work, use
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Filter Recommendation:
I concluded that a high-end,
Solid Block,
Activated Carbon (SBAC), water filtration system provides the best value for most people's
water purification needs (particularly those on municipal water). High
quality SBAC
filters provide far better and longer
lasting protection from contaminants than cheap granular activated carbon (GAC)
filters (including pitcher filters), and they are also generally much less expensive to own than continually
purchasing bottled water. Most people, unless their water is really
"ugly",
do not need the additional expense of a reverse osmosis or distillation unit.
My family and I have been using our SBAC under-counter filter
since about 1996,
and we are extremely satisfied with the quality of water we enjoy. As
friends and family became interested in our filtration system, I decided to
become a distributor. I subsequently decided to make the information collected during
my research (and much more gathered since) available to those of you searching
the web for answers to your own water quality and treatment questions. The quality of
information about drinking water quality, safety and treatment methods if far
greater than when I was searching for facts in 1996, but there is still a lot
of hype and just information that is just plain wrong on the
internet. Become informed about the
contaminants that might be in your water and the best treatment methods to
reduce them. Then shop wisely for a water treatment that will be the
best value for your specific needs.
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