Contaminants Articles

A guide to well water contaminants that covers like cloudiness or weird smells and tastes as well water testing and filtration recommendations

Long-term exposure to DBPs like TTHMs and HAA5/HAA9 in drinking water can contribute to major health risks—including bladder cancer. Learn more about their potential risks

Learn the different forms of arsenic and how to test and treat your drinking water to help keep your water safe and your home healthy

Worried about contaminants in your tap water that might cause cancer? Laboratory water testing is the best way to learn about carcinogenic drinking water contaminants

Why do people test their water? From unusual colors or smells, to water filtration systems, and simple curiosity, a guide to home water testing possibilities.

From Brita and PUR to Aquasana and ZeroWater, this affiliate-free guide explores filters certified to NSF/ANSI standards for the reduction of lead.

Is tap water safe for your baby? You should test your water to find out—drinking water analysis can help you keep your children safe at home.

Many naturally occurring heavy metals like lead, arsenic, chromium, etc. cannot be smelled, tasted, or seen. Find out why testing your water is important.