Problems with Drinking Water after Flooding
Not all of the damage is visible though. Even after the flood waters recede, the damage done to our drinking water lingers.
5 Reasons Why Pure Water Distillers are Good for the Environment
Our customers have always been ahead of the curve – understanding that an investment in distillation is an investment in health, safety, and long-term savings. But you may not have realized that choosing to distill your water with a Pure Water distiller also has wide-reaching benefits for the planet too. Celebrate our wonderful planet by …
What’s the deal with Climate Change and Water?
Climate change is on everyone’s mind. Whether you’re reading about resource shortages by 2050 or glaciers disappearing by 2100 or species facing extinction, the headlines are everywhere. But even if you don’t see climate change affecting you directly, it could be impacting your life every time you take a sip of water. As the global …
EPA Says Unsafe Drinking Water is Biggest Environmental Threat
The Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) administrator Andrew Wheeler believes that unsafe drinking water is the biggest environmental threat that the world faces today. Speaking to CBS News, to mark World Water Day, Wheeler said “A lack of access to clean water is a more pressing concern than climate change… The effects of climate change are …
Leaving No One Behind: World Water Day 2019
At Pure & Secure, LLC, our mission is to improve lives, and we do this by improving the quality of water for our customers around the world. We’ve seen the difference that pure water can make – whether you’re drinking it, cooking with it, or cleaning with it. Water is powerful. That’s why this coming …
What You Need To Know About PFAs, including PFOS and PFOA
There has been a lot of confusion regarding PFCs and PFASs, and this is largely because the abbreviation PFCs can stand for two different things: (Source: https://www.epa.gov/pfas/what-are-pfcs-and-how-do-they-relate-and-polyfluoroalkyl-substances-pfass) PFAS is a replacement for one of the definitions of PFCS. When it comes to contaminating our water, we do not need to worry as much about the …
In The Midst of Disaster
As many of you are aware, Pure & Secure, LLC manufactures our Pure Water distillers in the very heart of America in Lincoln, Nebraska. This last week, much of the Midwest, and especially Nebraska, was struck by a devastating storm. Half our state was buried in feet of snow. Cities, towns, farms, and ranches on …
Make Homemade Almond Milk
Distilled water has so many uses! Check out this delicious almond milk recipe from Markito Fitness, a proud Pure Water distributor.
Sterile Water vs Distilled Water
Lately, a new question has been popping up online: what’s the difference between sterile water and distilled water? Sterile water has usually been boiled to kill anything living in the water, but it still has other things in it. Distilled water is made to get you as close to pure H2O as possible – no …
Japan plans to release Radioactive Water into the Ocean
A Problem For The World The Telegraph reports that “Water that the Japanese government is planning to release into the Pacific Ocean from the crippled Fukushima Dai-Ichi nuclear plant contains radioactive material well above legally permitted levels, according to the plant’s operator and documents seen by The Telegraph.” (emphasis added) “The government is running out …
The Importance of Pure Drinking Water
August is National Water Quality Month As you may know, August is National Water Quality Month. National Water Quality Month was founded years ago to educate consumers about the importance of clean water. Water, especially PURE water, is so important not only to our well-being but our very existence! We should celebrate every time we …
Are Microbeads in Your Drinking Water?
What are Microbeads? Microbeads are man-made solid plastic particles of less than one millimeter in their largest dimension. They are commercially available in particle sizes of 10 micrometers to 1 micrometer. That would be the equivalent of 0.00039 inches to 0.039 inches so they are very small and may be hard to detect except with …