Is Your Drinking Water Safe?

Oct. 19, 2011 - PRLog -- Water Quality Plus serves as a focal point to learn about water related physics, chemistry, delivery, quality and safety. The website is such that both individuals, young and old, can easily explore the site and find the needed information. The website also provides a convenient place for businesses to quickly find information on the water that is provided to their facilities.
Water systems across the country, must meet state and federal government regulations on water quality and safety. These regulations include Safe Drinking Water Act regulations as well as specific sate codes for water supplies. Since 1975, the number of drinking water contaminants regulated by the Federal Environmental Protection Agency has significantly increased. Water systems treat these condiments before delivery to the public. The most common forms of treatment are: Coagulation (Flocculation & Sedimentation), Filtration, and Disinfection.
The EPA requires water systems to prepare and annual report on water quality. WPQ has extracted several key parameters from these reports to provide a “quick look” at water quality and safety. The information is provided in an easy visual format with the ability to drill down for more information.
Visit our site and see the quality of your drinking water.

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Water Quality Plus serves as a focal point to learn about water related physics, chemistry, delivery, quality and safety. The website is such that both individuals, young and old, can easily explore the site and find the needed information. The website also provides a convenient place for businesses to quickly find information on the water that is provided to their facilities.