Has COVID-19 Changed The Way We Think About Our Drinking Water?

According to the findings of its third annual Water Quality Survey, Aquasana has discovered that many Americans have changed their perspective on drinking water due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. As part of the celebration of National Water Quality Month in August, the company aimed to explore how the pandemic has influenced public perceptions of tap water quality. The survey highlights some surprising insights into how people are thinking about water safety today. Today, Office H2O is diving into the key takeaways from this year’s Water Quality Survey. We’ll be focusing on what you should consider when it comes to your home’s water quality moving forward. **Drinking-Water Quality Concerns in the Age of COVID-19** The survey found that more Americans are now concerned about the quality of their tap water than before, especially after spending more time at home during the past year. Out of 2,413 American adults surveyed, 73% said they were at least somewhat worried about the water coming directly from their taps. Moreover, 36% of those surveyed indicated that the pandemic increased their concerns about tap water quality. When it came to specific contaminants, there was a notable rise—26% more people named cysts, bacteria, and viruses as their top concern. These contaminants are now seen as more worrying than other harmful substances like pesticides, herbicides, or lead. Additionally, awareness of “forever chemicals” (PFOS and PFOA) has nearly doubled since 2019, showing a growing public interest in water safety. **What You Need to Know About Your Drinking Water and COVID-19** So why has the pandemic shifted the way we think about our water? One reason is that people are using tap water more often now, especially with more time spent at home. The more we rely on tap water, the more we naturally question its quality. Many people have turned to the EPA’s website for answers, asking if it's safe to drink tap water during the pandemic. According to the EPA, tap water remains safe to use and drink. The World Health Organization also confirms that no evidence of the virus has been found in drinking water supplies, and the risk to water sources is low. Despite these assurances, the survey shows that many people are still thinking differently about their water. If you're concerned, here are a few things to keep in mind: First, tap water is still safe overall. Second, municipal water treatment plants continue to follow strict protocols to ensure clean water. And finally, it’s always a good idea to disinfect your faucets and avoid using public water fountains when possible. **Nine-Step Filtration Technology for Greater Peace of Mind** If you're looking for a reliable solution to ensure your drinking water is as clean as possible, consider investing in a high-quality filtration system. In fact, 74% of adults now use some form of water filtration at home, which makes sense given the current climate. At Office H2O, we offer advanced bottleless water systems equipped with a 9-step filtration process. This ensures that harmful chemicals, microorganisms, and other impurities are effectively removed from your water supply. Plus, we’ve introduced touch-free water coolers to meet the heightened demand for hygiene and convenience. Whether you want to reduce your reliance on bottled water or simply feel more confident about the water you drink, our systems are designed to provide clean, safe, and great-tasting water every time. Explore our range today and find the perfect solution for your home or office! *Photo by Thomas Kinto on Unsplash*

Wetting Agents

Wetting and penetrating agents for pretreatment, dyeing, and finishing processes.
A formulated product composed of special surfactants, which has excellent effect on removal and anti-staining of oil, and other impurities of fabric.Suited for the pretreatment degreasing process of all kinds of fabric,specially for the one-bath method of degreasing and dyeing of polyester.
Properties and Advantages
Excellent emulsifying of oils and wax. Good removal of oil and impurities on fabric. Excellent anti back-staining of oils and the other impurities.
Application
For the pretreatment degreasing process of all kinds of fabric,specially for the one-bath method of degreasing and dyeing of polyester.

Wetting agents, Penetrating agents, Hydrophilic treatment, Anti-staining, One-bath method

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