Water Quality Report •
Tap And Well Water
They keep telling you your water is safe. Here are 5 things worth knowing.
September 29, 2026
Pour a glass of tap water and look at it. It looks fine. It almost always looks fine.
That is the problem. Most of what ends up in American tap water and well water has no color, no smell and no taste. Your eyes were never the test.
What is actually in tap water?
Is well water any cleaner?
Can you taste the difference?
And what does it take to get it out?
Two kinds of water come out of American taps. City water, which is treated before it reaches you. And well water, which is not treated at all.
The same short list keeps turning up in both: lead, arsenic, mercury, chlorine, VOCs, and the PFOA and PFOS forever chemicals.
Not one of them changes how the water looks.
Here are five things worth knowing before you fill another glass.
5 Things Worth Knowing About The Water In Your House
1. Water Can Look Perfectly Clean And Still Carry Lead
Lead has no color. No smell. No taste. A glass of water with lead in it looks exactly like a glass of water without it.
It is not alone. Arsenic and mercury behave the same way, and they are turning up in city water and well water across the country.
You cannot check for any of this at the sink. It can only be measured.
📄 What Your Eyes Cannot Do
Lead, arsenic and mercury have no color, no smell and no taste. Clear water tells you nothing about them.
Clear is not the same thing as clean.
2. Forever Chemicals Are Turning Up In Tap And Well Water
PFOA and PFOS are the two chemicals people mean when they say forever chemicals. They got that name because they do not break down easily.
They are showing up in tap water and well water across the country.
Well water is no safer here. Nothing removes them on the way up from the ground. And like lead, none of this changes how the glass looks.
📄 Why They Are Called Forever
PFOA and PFOS do not break down easily. They are showing up in both tap and well water across the country.
Treated or untreated, the glass looks the same.
3. Gravity Alone Can Pull All Of This Out
Here is the part most people do not know. Cleaning water does not take power or plumbing. It takes the right material and enough time.
This is the Dual Carbon Platinum Gravity-Fed Water Filter. Stainless steel, holds 3.25 gallons, sits on a counter.
You pour water into the top chamber. It drips down through two filter stages. Clean water collects in a sealed bottom chamber until you need it, so it never mixes back with what you started with. No power. No plumbing. No pumps. Nothing goes down the drain.
📄 How It Works
Fill the top chamber. Gravity pulls the water down through two stages. Draw clean water from the spigot. Up to 4 gallons an hour.
No electricity means nothing to fail when the power does.
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4. An Independent Lab Put Numbers On It
The carbon block is NSF/ANSI 42 Certified. Then it went to an independent laboratory and was challenge-tested under NSF/ANSI 53 protocols against real contaminants.
Lead came down by 99.76%. Free chlorine by more than 99.99%. PFOA by more than 96%, and PFOS by more than 98%.*
Chlorine is the one you notice first. That swimming-pool smell is gone by the first glass.*
📄 The Measured Numbers
Lead 99.76%. Free chlorine >99.99%. PFOA >96%. PFOS >98%. Third-party laboratory, NSF/ANSI 53 test protocols.*
Measured by an outside lab. Not numbers we report on ourselves.
99.76%
Lead reduction, third-party tested*
3.25 gal
Held in the two-chamber system
6,000+
Gallons per set of two filters
0
Watts of electricity needed
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5. Carbon Cannot Remove Fluoride. That Is Why There Is A Second Stage.
A carbon block is very good at a lot of things. But carbon alone cannot remove fluoride or arsenic.
So after the water leaves the carbon, it passes through a second filter built for exactly those two. Fluoride comes down by up to 83.59%. Arsenic by up to 99.70%.*
One set of two carbon filters lasts a full year, or up to 6,000 gallons. And your purchase keeps Alex Jones on the air.
📄 Why There Are Two Stages
Carbon cannot take out fluoride or arsenic. The second-stage post-filter can. Fluoride up to 83.59%, arsenic up to 99.70%.*
One set of filters. A full year. Up to 6,000 gallons.
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*The activated carbon block element is NSF/ANSI 42 Certified. The contaminant-reduction percentages shown on this page come from separate third-party laboratory testing under NSF/ANSI 53 test protocols and are not NSF certifications. Actual performance varies with source-water quality, temperature and filter maintenance.
Not intended to treat water that is microbiologically unsafe. This system is designed for use with city tap water, well water, or stored emergency water.