Maintaining Your Reverse Osmosis System
If you own a reverse osmosis system (and really any type of water filtration system), it’s easy to take a set-it-and-forget-it type of approach. But like any machine, filtration
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02, 2025
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01, 2025
The 7 Worst Contaminants Still Found in Long Island Water
Long Island has long been synonymous with poor water quality, primarily due to its reliance on groundwater as the primary source. Groundwater is particularly susceptible to contamination from human-made
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12, 2024
5 Types of Drinking Water Filtration Systems for Long Islanders
Access to clean drinking water is a priority for Long Islanders, given concerns about local water quality, including nitrogen pollution, PFAS/PFOAs in the water supply, and saltwater intrusion. (Here
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10, 2024
Commercial Water Filtration Systems for Restaurants in Long Island
Running a restaurant is demanding from staffing and inventory to food quality and marketing. Restaurant owners get caught up with the daily operations and often overlook the importance of
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09, 2024
Rising Tide: The Saltwater Threat to Long Island’s Drinking Water
A federal report reveals a new concern over the safety of Long Island’s drinking water supply. The USGS report indicates that parts of Long Island have the potential for
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08, 2024
What Is TCE and Why It’s Still a Problem in Long Island
In April 2024, the New York Post reported the discovery of 55-gallon steel drums containing toxic chemicals, including trichloroethylene (TCE), buried in a Long Island park. The presence of TCE,
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07, 2024
The Problem of Nitrogen in LI Drinking Water
It’s long been known Long Island’s water has been contaminated by dangerous chemicals such as PFAS and dioxane. But it also now faces a new, emerging threat to its
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06, 2024
Water Quality Questions to Ask When Buying a Home in Long Island
When considering purchasing a home in Long Island, water quality is a crucial aspect that should not be overlooked. Ensuring that the water is safe, clean, and free from
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05, 2024
EPA Limits PFAS in Water
In a significant move towards safeguarding the nation's drinking water, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently finalized strict limits on certain PFAS/PFOAs. These "forever chemicals," as they're commonly known,
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04, 2024
Nanoplastics: The Hidden Dangers in Your Bottled Water
In the quest for clean drinking water, many of us turn to bottled water, believing it to be the purest option available. However, recent studies reveal a troubling presence
