PFOA’s also known as “forever chemicals” are a family of chemicals in the thousands used in products from nonstick cookware to firefighting foam. While the EPA and many other states do not currently have a limit for PFOA, in 2021 the New Jersey Department of...
Over the past 20 years, Americans have adopted Bottled water as the preferred drink at home over Sodas and Juices. The growing usage has been driven by those who are skeptical about the safety and quality of tap water. For some, they simply don’t like the taste of...
In a recent report, The Guardian found 83% of global tap water tested for “Plastic Fibres.” Of the countries tested, the United States had the highest level of contamination impacting over 94% of America’s water supply. At Aqua Chill New Jersey, we install Reverse...
Fresh Drinking Water is a valued service for both Homes and Offices. Fresh, clean water can play a vital role in health and satisfaction for households & offices. Since the early 2000’s, drinking water technology has evolved away from Bottle dependent coolers into...
While water is essential to life, tap water has certain issues that make it unsuitable for manufacturing. Facilities that rely on water for laboratory tests, solution preparation, instrument calibration or glass cleaning require purified water like Reverse Osmosis...
Water Clean Up Continues in NJ This year, New Jersey has made progress in removing contaminants from the drinking water by upgrading antiquated storm drains in 21 cities. Newark has replaced most of the main lines contaminated with lead dust that serves drinking water...
lead in drinking water People often ask how it’s possible for Lead to get into our drinking water and surprisingly it’s the combination of acidic water and corroding pipes. Lead is invisible, odorless and previously was the primary metal used to make pipes and...
Last year, a study performed by the government found that only 43% of school districts nationally had tested their drinking water for lead and of those schools, 1/3 of the districts reported high levels of lead. Additionally, the Environment America Center for...
Lead in drinking water The most common sources of lead in drinking water are pipes, faucets and plumbing. Some pipes that carry drinking water from the water source to the house may contain lead. Household plumbing, solder, and pipe fittings manufactured before 1986...
This article was published by DSBLS Bottleless Water Cooler and Office Water Dispenser in New Jersey Water dispenser technology is one of the most important and integral parts of an office. Having a good water cooler can play a vital role in the satisfaction of your...
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