Remove the Lead in Your Water



Yes, these 11 are the most frequently found compounds in your water. Plus there are lots more!

Did you know that up to 20% of lead exposure comes from your water?

Long term exposure to lead in infants and children may cause reduced IQ,learning disabilities, and impaired growth.

In Adults, long-term exposure to lead may cause kidney problems, nerve disorders, and high blood pressure!

What's in Your Water? Here are a few of the most common things found in our water.

  1. Disinfection By-products: Long-term exposure may cause increased risk of cancer, as well as liver, kidney, or central nervous system problems.
  2. Heavy Metals: Even at low levels, long-term exposure may cause behavioral problems and learning disabilities
  3. Agricultural Pollutants: Long-term exposure may cause increased risk of cancer, as well as eye, liver, kidney, spleen, blood, and nervous system problems
  4. Industrial Pollutants: Long-term exposure may cause increased risk of cancer, as well as blood, nervous system, kidney, and liver problems.
So why not just use bottled water? Here are a few reasons not to:

1. Bad Choice for Your Wallet

• Bottled water is 100s to 1,000s time more expensive than tap water
2. Bad Choice for the Environment
• 1.5 million barrels of oil are used in the production of bottled water each year—enough to fuel 50,000 cars for one year
• 1,640,000 tons of packaging waste come from bottled water
• Only 34% of water bottles are recycled

3. Bottled water may not be contaminant free.
The Environmental Working Group found 10 popular brands had a total of 38 contaminants

What can you do to protect yourself?
GET EDUCATED
1. Learn what’s in your water at: epa.gov/safewater/ccr
2. Research how your water gets from your municipality to your tap

Get a Get Clean Water system
This system is certified to remove up to 99% of lead--compare that to the competition! Its refillable solid carbon block filter (a first in a water pitcher) is made from sustainable material using a zero-emissions process, and it handles the equivalent of 600 bottles (16.9 oz.) of water. Check it out

Clean Up Your Cleaners!



Chemicals that are in household products are linked to eye irritation, headaches, asthma and so much more.

See the President's Cancer Panel report to learn more about how to reduce the risk of environmental cancer. We already are exposed to a chemical soup in our everyday lives, and our homes should be the safest place we know.... use safe, non-toxic and natural cleaners wherever possible.