Pureez filters out Chloramine, and More

Though I would share with you this article in The Vermonter about chloramine in the tap water drinking supply. Here's a fun quote:

PCAC, however, asserts that there are a number of reasons why chloramine should not be used. “Among the many concerns we have about chloramine, there are eight key points,” says Rebecca Reno, a PCAC member. “One is that there has been no adequate testing on the skin or respiratory effects of chloramine on human beings.”

That, in a water chestnut shell, is why tap water ain't all that great. The government can easily put whatever new, as yet untested substance it wants into your drinking water supply. You might never even hear about it and only experience it once it's running through your tap. Pure and simple, the water might have things in it you don't know about and don't want.

Bottleless water coolers like Pureez eliminate that problem, because they take everything out, leaving you with water that is as pure as possible. Would you want to add chloramine to that?

Should be a Commercial for All Bottled Waters

Couldn't help but post this video. The Watery Truth: you Can smack whatever name, brand, or label you want on a bottle of water. But if you are talking about filters, or any kinds of coolers and filtration systems, you have to give a factual account of what it is you are doing to the water. Bottleless coolers and heaters do just that - they give you science. And the science (and taste, and look, and purity) of Pureez countertop bottleless water coolers is a cut above.

Pureez is a product meant for someone who wants simplicity, but doesn't want to be dumb about it.

Pureez has a Facebook page!

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Pureez: The Eco-Friendly Water Cooler

As many of you now know, recently there’s been a backlash against bottled drinking water.

Bottled water is good for your health? Cool down, check out the facts.

The Natural Resources Defense Council gives a less-than-glowing report on the bottled water industry. Is bottled water safe? Not particularly: it is about as safe as tap, if not less so, because it isn’t tested as often. Does bottled water hurt the environment? Absolutely! In addition to contributing to large amounts of plastic waste, we burn massive quantities of fossil fuels when we transport bottles of tap-quality-water across the country. When you consider that your local reserves are probably better, it’s a massive waste of resources.

And that leads us to the most troubling danger of bottled water:

“Recent research suggests that there could be cause for concern, and that the issue should be studied closely. Studies have shown that chemicals called phthalates, which are known to disrupt testosterone and other hormones, can leach into bottled water over time. One study found that water that had been stored for 10 weeks in plastic and in glass bottles contained phthalates, suggesting that the chemicals could be coming from the plastic cap or liner. Although there are regulatory standards limiting phthalates in tap water, there are no legal limits for phthalates in bottled water -- the bottled water industry waged a successful campaign opposing the FDA proposal to set a legal limit for these chemicals.” – Natural Resources Defense Council

Wow. So, not only is bottled water as bad as tap, but it also contains freaky PLASTICS! Makes sense – think about how thin those plastic bottles are; any amount of heat at any point in the journey and…well, you get the picture.

The bottled water fad was just a bunch of Group Think , and it’s fading fast.

Here’s where Pureez steps in: Most filters do the same things bottling companies do (some series of mesh strainers, or some reverse-blahsmosis nonsense). Not Pureez! Pureez uses UV rays to kill microbes. Microbes can’t survive! Because these UV frequencies don’t occur naturally on earth (unlike mesh filters, which can never totally eliminate pathogens). Pureez is on the cusp of a revolution of plastic-free, super-pure water! No cancer-causing plastics, and no questionable tap. It's sure to be a hit this cyber tuesday :)

Let the revolution begin!