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It was May of 2000 in the town of Walkerton, Ontario (population 4,800) when suddenly people became sickened with gastroenteritis. 65 people were so bad they were hospitalized, and 27 developed a serious and sometimes fatal kidney ailment, and, unfortunately, 7 people died. The cause was not determined until after the event. It was another …
Earlier this week I talked about lead contamination found in schools in Camden, NJ. I also shared with you my experiences in the early 1990’s with drinking water in Chinese primary schools. My interest and concern with water contamination at schools is driven by several facts: most contaminants cannot be detected by the students drinking …
Manganese is a naturally occurring mineral which is often found associated with iron. It can be found in soils and rocks and can also occur as an industrial pollutant. There are many ways that manganese can get into the drinking water supplies. Maximum limits for manganese in drinking water has been set by the World …
In the mid-1980’s I did a television interview with Carl Decker, our Distributor with the local TV station in Fresno, California. Fresno was close to the Kesterson National Wildlife Refuge, where in the early 1980’s the US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) found a high incidence of mortality and deformities among newborn coots, stilts and …
In the early 1990’s I was invited to China to study drinking water in primary schools of which there were more than one million in the country. As part of the study, I visited dozens of primary schools within a 100 mile radius of Beijing. By and large, the schools were poorly equipped with drinking …
The EPA estimates that on average 20% of the lead poisoning in the USA is associated with lead-contaminated drinking water. In 2002, the Washington DC Water and Sewer Authority reported to the EPA that about 50% of the homes it tested during 2001-02 had levels of lead in the drinking water exceeding the EPA’s limit …
About 40 years ago when I worked for a major toiletries company, we had a special task force with the mission to change away from a lead toothpaste tube. Many years ago it was not uncommon for toothpaste to be filled into lead tubes. In part this was because a lead tube was easy to …
We’ve all likely read murder mysteries or watched a movie drama or two where arsenic has been used to poison an unwanted spouse or arch-enemy. Arsenic is found widely in nature and is a natural component of certain rocks, and soils. It also can be released into the atmosphere through volcanic activity. Arsenic is also …
Yesterday I talked about the impact of how arsenic at very high levels in drinking water in Bangladesh was causing terrible health problems. One study found that one in every five deaths in Bangladesh was the result of arsenic poisoning resulting from contaminated drinking water. So there is no question that arsenic is in …
A significant study reported in recent issue of the British Medical journal “Lancet” and largely overlooked in the Western media focused on perhaps the largest example of mass poisoning in history. It is estimated that as many as 77 million people in impoverished Bangladesh (directly to the east of India) are being exposed to high …
I’m going to end up this week-long series on “Why our water distillers ROCK!” with the most important point of all; purity! It’s a simple fact; premium water distillers produce the purest water of any single water treatment method. Our competitors know this too, that’s why they try to compete by saying that they purify …
This week we are focusing on a 40 year old water distiller that came into our service center. We fixed it up and it went out looking and functioning like a brand new distiller. We calculated that it produced about 43,800 gallons of distilled water during this period! Today I want to compare this to …
