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Lately we see lawyer ads for Camp Lejeune for poisonous groundwater and drinking water contamination. Way back in the 1950's to the 1980's.
It's also scary to think of all those chemicals used, to make our potable drinking water safe to use, at the municipal water treatment plants nationwide.
There has always been a controversy of Fluoride used. Read somewhere it is a by-product chemical used in poisons and in our drinking water.
What do we really know about our supposedly safe drinking water, we drink everyday and give to our livestock, like the chickens?
I use a basic water filter for home and the chickens. Better filters are expensive to buy on a fixed income.
Most common household water filters don't filter Fluoride out. You have to purchase an additional Fluoride filter or a very expensive all in one filter.
Water distillers for the home are small for producing lots of drinking water needed for an average family plus their backyard chickens.
Sometimes we decide whether to buy gas or food in these recession times. Water filters are kind of a luxury, added expense.
What have members used and found to be economically useful in today's financial crisis for safe drinking water?
It's also scary to think of all those chemicals used, to make our potable drinking water safe to use, at the municipal water treatment plants nationwide.
There has always been a controversy of Fluoride used. Read somewhere it is a by-product chemical used in poisons and in our drinking water.
What do we really know about our supposedly safe drinking water, we drink everyday and give to our livestock, like the chickens?
I use a basic water filter for home and the chickens. Better filters are expensive to buy on a fixed income.
Most common household water filters don't filter Fluoride out. You have to purchase an additional Fluoride filter or a very expensive all in one filter.
Water distillers for the home are small for producing lots of drinking water needed for an average family plus their backyard chickens.
Sometimes we decide whether to buy gas or food in these recession times. Water filters are kind of a luxury, added expense.
What have members used and found to be economically useful in today's financial crisis for safe drinking water?