We are committed to providing the world’s most powerful water purification systems and water filtration systems at a very affordable price compared to the cost of other systems which are comparable to Clean Water Texas purification systems. Berkey Purification Systems are the world’s most powerful and economical personal water purification systems providing reliable and user-friendly water purification in both normal and hostile filtration environments. Our goal is to educate the public about the dangerous contaminates in the water supply and to help you make a well informed, educated decision on the quality of water that you are allowing your family to drink. With the quality of water so contaminated in today’s society, the health of our most precious resource, namely our children, has severely declined. The number of illnesses are at record numbers in our children and can be directly attributed to contaminates in our drinking water. Just a short study of the regulated contaminants in our drinking water on the EPA’s website will show just how many health effects are caused by the contaminants in our drinking water.

We here at Clean Water Texas are committed to giving the public the most up-to-date information on drinking water quality in Texas, the United States and the world. We provide water quality reports free of charge to anyone who creates an account on Clean Water Texas. We get the water quality reports straight from the city, town or suburb you live in. We make it simple to access your cities water quality report. We also provide information on how to read your

water quality report and to know what contaminants are in the drinking water coming from you’re water utility provider into your home. These water quality reports are usually on your city, town or suburb’s website free of charge. However, what we have found in our exhaustive research is that most cities make it extemely difficult to find water quality reports on their website. We do not know why the cities are making the water quality reports so hard to find but they are very difficult to find on many city websites. We have found that many of the cities fail to keep a current water quality report on their websites. Under the Clean Water Act 2001 all states, cities, towns, suburbs and tribes must provide water quality reports by or around July 1 of each year. We have found that most cities, towns, and suburbs are failing to comply with this mandate and the EPA fails to enforce the mandate. Our goal is to provide documented facts from government websites such as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Agency for Toxic Substances & Disease Registry (ATSDR), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), National Science Foundation (NSF) U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and many other alphabet agencies within our government. We use main stream news media, alternative news, blogs and other forms of media for our documentation as well. We do our best to make sure any claim is backed up with facts. Opinions are welcomed but our main focus is to have documented fact. We rely heavily on government documentation for our sourced information because we want to inform the public just how dangerous the water is to the public health under current regulations.

Here is what it all boils down to, we believe that every person in this country and the rest of the world have a God given right to Safe Clean Drinking Water. Families should be able to drink life giving water with peace of mind. When we go to get a drink of water from the faucet in the kitchen there should not be a funny bleach taste in the water. In your gut you know there is something wrong with the drinking water that is coming out of the tap. For most Americans this is troubling so the typical American family goes to the supermarket and spends a fortune on Bottled Water with the assumption that the water taste better so it must be clean. Here is a comparison of bottled water verses tap water. Bottled Water is regulated by the FDA as is tap water. The following information will give you an idea of the differences.

Water: The Profit Factor

Bottled water has become a multi-billion dollar industry. It is the most profitable and fastest growing segment of the entire beverage industry. It's so big, both Coke and Pepsi have waded into the market with their own brands. The bottled water industry's marketing strategy is so successful, that people spend from 240 to over 10,000 times more per gallon for bottled water than they do for tap water. Growth in bottled water sales has tripled in the past 10 years and ironically public concern about tap water vs. bottled water quality is at least partly responsible.

Tap Water Compared To Bottled Water: EPA vs. FDA

Bottled water and tap water are both considered safe to drink if they meet the EPA's standards. The EPA sets the standards for tap water provided by the public water systems and the Bottled Water standards based on the EPA's Tap Water standards. A good majority of bottled water on the market is of good quality in appearance only. U.S. regulations are very weak to put it mildly, so the benefits of bottled water are at best unknown.

The bottled water industry is a self-policed industry for the most part and in contrast, the home water purification and filteration industry are  heavily regulated.

The FDA regulates bottled water and these bottled water regulations only apply when water crosses state lines. Bottled water is only required to be "as good as" tap water. Most bottled water is bottled and sold within the same state to avoid bottled water regulations, which accounts for between 60% and 70% of all bottled water sold in the U.S.

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The FDA regulates bottled water and these bottled water regulations only apply when water crosses state lines. Bottled water is only required to be "as good as"In March 1999 the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) released a report on a 4 year scientific study called "Bottled Water, pure drink or pure hype?" Take a look at some key differences when comparing EPA regulated tap water compared to bottled water regulated by the FDA. Consumers concerned about the benefits of tap water vs. bottled water should also be aware of the risks of bottled water contamination. Take a look at which population groups should be especially concerned about bacteria in bottled water.

Tap Water vs Bottled Water: The Environment

There's also another great reason to use tap water in conjunction with a home water purification system or filteration System... you are protecting the environment. Every day millions of plastic water bottles are thrown away and our natural resources are contaminated. A good quality home water purification system can keep thousands of plastic bottles from ultimately polluting our environment.

The benefits of purchasing a home water purification system outweigh the arguments of tap water compared to bottled water. You will always know exactly which chemicals and contaminants are Purified or Filtered from your tap water based on the strict documentation of the heavily regulated personal home Water Purification industry.

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• Water boiled in an aluminum pan for five minutes: 2.791 ppm aluminum
• PF2^™ after conditioning (5 cycles): .178 ppm aluminum
• PF2^™ after 10 Cycles: .037 ppm aluminum
• PF2^™ after 20 Cycles: .029 ppm aluminum

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PF-4 reduction elements, are designed to adsorb the following four unwanted elements most commonly found in drinking water.

• MTBE (Methyl-tertiary-butyl-ether)
• Fluoride
• Lead
• Arsenic

PF-4 filters are also designed to adsorb:

• DBCP (Dibromo-chloro-propane)
• THMs (trihalomethanes)
• Herbicides & Pesticides
• Heavy Metal ions