Common Water Problems > Arsenic

ARSENIC

Arsenic is well-known poison that occurs naturally in many rocks, minerals, and soils.

Several industrial processes require its use, but most man-made pollution comes from the application of arsenic-containing pesticides.

The toxicity of arsenic is well known. Like lead, even very small amounts build up in the body over time causing a condition known as chronic arsenosis.

Arsenic is also known to cause cancer, and affects the liver and heart.

Arsenic is effectively removed by reverse osmosis, distillation and activated carbon filtration.


 




 

Solution:

 Reverse Osmosis