What Are PFAS and Why Are They in Water?
PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances), often called “forever chemicals,” are synthetic compounds used in industrial processes, firefighting foam, and non-stick products. They persist in the environment and may enter water supplies through contaminated groundwater, manufacturing runoff, or wastewater treatment plants.
Signs of PFAS in Water
No visible signs since PFAS are undetectable without testing
Potential long-term health concerns with prolonged exposure
Higher risk in areas near industrial sites, airports, or military bases
Solutions for PFAS in Water
Reverse osmosis systems, activated carbon filters, and ion exchange resins can significantly reduce PFAS levels in drinking water. Moore Water & Air offers custom PFAS removal solutions to safeguard your household.
FAQ – PFAS in Water
How do I know if my water contains PFAS?
PFAS are odorless, tasteless, and colorless, so professional testing is necessary.
Can boiling water remove PFAS?
No, boiling water does not remove PFAS. A specialized filtration system is required.
Are PFAS regulated in drinking water?
Some states have set limits, but nationwide regulations are still evolving.
What is the best way to remove PFAS from my water?
Reverse osmosis and activated carbon filtration are among the most effective solutions.