Clean Water Texas - Clean Drinking Water for Everyone
Have you ever stopped to think about what might be lurking in the water you and your family are drinking? If you are like most people then the answer is probably no. Most people tend to think that because the water in their glass is clear, it must be clean and safe to drink. Sadly, that isn't the case. Almost all American families are drinking water that is, at best, substandard.
Did you know that there are at least 260 contaminates in drinking water found across America? Visit http://www.cleanwatertexas.com for a full list of contaminates found in America's drinking water. It is astonishing to think that the EPA only regulates 119 of the deadly contaminates in the drinking water. You may be saying to yourself at this very moment, "But I drink bottled water so I am safe." Unfortunately, you would be wrong. The EPA's guidelines for bottled water apply only to companies which bottle their water in one state and ship it to another. As long as the bottled water company is within the state the water is being sold in, the FDA only requires the bottled water be as clean as tap water.
Face it, we've all seen the news reports about lead based paint and how bad it is for our kids but did you know that the #1 source of exposure to lead is through ingestion via the United States drinking water? Think about it, back 30 years ago, houses were built using lead based water pipes. Over the years of use, these lead based water lines have broken down and every time you turn your water on, it has high concentrations of lead in the very water you and your family are drinking.
Don't worry; there are ways to insure that you and your family are consuming safe, clean drinking water. This is why having a water purifier is a necessity for every household in America. Water purifiers like those sold at Clean Water Texas, remove up to 99% of contaminates in drinking water. We also carry a product called Staph Control which kills MRSA, VRA, the Swine Flu as well as many other common diseases. Come on over to Clean Water Texas and learn how to keep your family safe and healthy.
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