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I have just uploaded my latest interview.

What’s in your water and how to purify even the worst water.

Most people don’t have a clue as to what is in their water.

In this interview with Alfie Lipshultz, President & CEO Aquathin Corp., we are discussing the many types of contaminants and evaluate the various types of water purification systems. There is not one type of water purification methods that works on all types of contaminants. And, of course, no water has all of the contaminants. The Aquathin system uses “Multi-Barrier Technology” integrating three different methods to provide the cleanest and safest  water possible. Aquathin water is pure enough to use in laboratory settings.

In order to make an informed decision we need to determine what is the problem and what are the possible solutions. It makes sense to suggest that you want to know the quality of your water source. It may be better than you think or worse. You have to test to know. The more you know the better choice you will make.

Testing Your Water

To get your water tested, Alfie recommends National Testing Labs. Their tests can identify what is in your water. Then you can move forward with knowledge.

Then you need to evaluate purification systems to determine what should fix your problem. There are many water purification methods, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. You need to bring together the technology with the best solution for a targeted problem. But single solutions can only address part of the problem of water quality.

This is where Aquathin Water Purification Systems comes in. Aquathin does it all. Aquathin scores A+ for effectiveness in removing all contaminants. Here is a link to: COMPARATIVE TABLE OF WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS. With this chart you will be able to compare various water contaminants and purification solutions.

• Microorganisms such as virus and fecal coliform
• Inorganic contaminants such as heavy metals, asbestos, arsenic and many others.
• Organic compounds such as solvents, pesticides and herbicides.
• Quality Issues such as taste, color, odor, sediments and chlorine.

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