According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Environmental Working Group (EWG), Spokane’s municipal drinking water has 3.19 ppb of arsenic. The EWG’s health guidelines define a safe amount of arsenic as 0.004 ppb or less, making Spokane water’s arsenic 797 times the recommended health guideline. So, what does that mean, and is our
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A water quality report for Spokane, Washington, conducted by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Environmental Working Group (EWG) in 2024 found 26 total water contaminants in Spokane’s municipal water source. Spokane’s water comes from the Spokane Valley Rathdrum Prairie Aquifer (SVRP). The largest water source for the SVRP is the Spokane River, where most water
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) found 14 total water contaminants in Pullman, Washington, in research conducted in 2024. Municipal water in Pullman comes from the Pullman-Moscow Groundwater Basin, where contaminants enter the water source. Water contaminants are not always harmful, but in large quantities can cause adverse health effects. The Environmental Working Group (EWG) advises
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As we go further into the holiday season, it is not uncommon for the cold weather to cause dry skin. Did you know that the culprit of dry hair, skin, or nails may not just be the weather? It may be your hard water! When you wash your hands, brush your teeth, and shower in
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Coeur d’Alene is renowned for its stunning lake, scenic trails, vibrant shopping, and more. However, did you know Coeur d’Alene has tested positive for water contaminants? According to the Environmental Working Group (EWG), Coeur d’Alene’s drinking water has 15 contaminants, 7 of which exceed health guidelines. These contaminants can have adverse health effects once consumed,
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When you’re at home drinking a glass of water, do you ever wonder how it got into your hands? Water goes through a long process before making it to your house. Those processes provide ample opportunity for contaminants get into your water. So, where does your water become contaminated? Sources of Water Contamination Based on
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As we enter the winter season, we also enter soup, hot cocoa, and apple cider season. It is common practice to cook with kitchen tap water, but did you know your tap water may not be safe to consume? According to the water reports made by the Environmental Working Group (EWG), Idaho’s water contains 24
Water is essential to our lives. We wash our clothes with water, clean our dishes with water, cook with water, bathe in water, and drink water. So, how do you know if your water may be doing more harm than good? Here are 5 signs you may need to get your water tested. 5 Signs
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A 50 gallon per-day RO systems supplies you with 198,400 ounces of water per month. That’s around $12,400 worth of water bottles. With an RO system, you’ll save money, have less waste, and have the convienience of filtered water right from your kitchen sink. Not only does an RO system provide you with cleaner, better-tasting water straight from
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