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This toxic element is found naturally in soil and bedrock. Ingestion in high amounts can lead to serious health problems.

Small amounts of salt are natural. Higher levels are unnatural and may indicate a faulty water softener, road salt, septic waste or fertilizer contamination.

A natural part of the microbiology of soils, insects, and warm-blooded animals, coliform bacteria is the primary indicator for the presence of disease-causing organisms in water.

Found naturally in water. While low levels of fluoride are desirable, excessive amounts may stain teeth.

Interferes with cleaning tasks from laundering and dishwashing to bathing and personal grooming. Clothes laundered in hard water may look dingy and feel harsh and scratchy. Dishes and glasses may be spotted when dry. Hard water may leave film on glass shower doors, shower walls, bathtubs, sinks, faucets, etc. Hair washed in hard water may feel sticky and look dull. These deposits also collect in household plumbing lines, water heaters and appliances, reducing their efficiency.

A gas dissolved in water. It is easily detected by its rotten egg odor.

Not considered hazardous to health, but when the level of iron exceeds 0.3 mg/l water may leave behind red, brown, or yellow stains on laundry, glassware, dishes and fixtures. The water may have a metallic taste and an offensive odor, or even restrict or clog piping and fixtures.

A metal found in rock, which does not occur naturally in its pure form. It is often accompanied by iron and hydrogen sulfide and causes black stains. Evidence of manganese staining is typically found in the dishwasher.

Elevated levels can be an indication of farm chemical or lawn fertilizer contamination, or even septic saturation. Nitrates can pose a serious health risk to infants.

Having safe drinking water is something that most Americans tend to take for granted. However, not all cities and towns across the country consistently get access to potable and contaminant-free water. Depending on the source, drinking water may contain water contaminants like PFOA chemicals that can pose risks to one’s health and safety.

If you’re skeptical about what’s in your water, it might be time to get water filtration in Bucks County, Warminster PA, or Newtown PA to ensure worry-free drinking water. A filtration system is one of the best ways to deal with potentially unsafe tap water and prevent the risks associated with PFOA chemicals and other harmful contaminants.