Should You Worry About The Water Quality in Dayton, OH?
Water quality is still a hot topic in the news. Everyone is aware of the current issue that persists in Flint, Michigan (which began in 2014) with lead in the city’s drinking water. But did you know that near New Lebanon, Ohio large amounts of fluoride are in the water?
Fluoride Flourishing
Fluoride is in our drinking water to improve dental health. But Fluoride is also found naturally in runoff from fertilizer & aluminum factories. Fluoride is the most common contaminant in Ohio’s water. It’s in many of Ohio’s water systems. 69 other water systems in the state have shown dangerous levels of fluoride, arsenic, bacteria and possibly cancer-causing byproducts. Included are small villages and cities, mobile home parks, and schools.
Testing Controversy
While many Dayton area residents get their water from public wells/well fields (that pump water from the Miami Valley/River Watersheds & Aquifers) which are routinely tested for contaminates and are found to be under allowable limits, there are no required tests on thousands of aging private wells. These wells can easily contaminate other nearby wells based on location and depth. Even water from
What You Can Do To Stay Safe As A Resident
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We all want clean, great tasting drinking water, but costly bottled water doesn’t have to be the answer. Start making your own at home – healthier than sodas and other sugary drinks, and great for better tasting coffee, tea and baby formula! Stop guessing whether the water you’re drinking is safe – call A-Abel today!