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Healthier water from your kitchen tap without PFAS chemicals or microplastics thanks to the new Bluewater Kitchen station

21 April 2024 10:17

Microplastics and PFAS chemicals threaten planet-wide tap water safety warns water innovator Bluewater

Bluewater issues an urgent Earth Day 2024 warning about the threat of plastics and toxic chemicals. The company highlights the dangers of microplastics and PFAS chemicals in water bottles and tap water, advocating for reduced plastic production and sustainable solutions. Bluewater offers innovative water purification technologies to address these issues.

The Bluewater Kitchen Station 1 provides peace of mind to consumers by removing contaminants such as toxic PFAS chemicals or bacteria in their tap water.

3 April 2024 06:50

Banish tap water contaminants with the world’s most advanced kitchen water purification system from Bluewater delivering unique IoT ‘liquid rock’ mineralisation and the O ‘at-a-glance’ water quality monitor

“The Kitchen Station 1 is the world’s most advanced kitchen water purification solution ... meeting the desire of modern consumers for healthier lifestyle options,” said Bluewater founder and CEO Bengt Rittri

A recent Bluewater investigation discovered worryingly high levels of PFAS in tap water in London and Stockholm (Photo: Bluewater)

22 March 2024 02:48

Bluewater Calls for Global Action on PFAS Contamination on World Water Day 2024, says manufacturers should assume full responsibility and halt production

“As we commemorate World Water Day 2024, Bluewater encourages everyone to consider tap water quality and to take action towards better health and a sustainable planet. We also urge the manufacturers of PFAS chemicals to take responsibility for the pollution they are causing and — preferably — stop their production of such chemicals entirely,” said Bengt Rittri.

"We decided to independently test the PFAS removal efficiency of the Bluewater Pro water purifier,” Bluewater scientist Dr. Ahmed Fawzy said.

10 February 2021 07:16

Bluewater water purifiers shown to remove health-threatening PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ from water

Studies by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicate PFAS may be in the blood of nearly all Americans. In mid-January, 2021, a study published in Environmental Sciences Europe said around 100 million Chinese in 66 cities across China were drinking tap water with unsafe levels of PFAS.

Dr. Ahmed Fawzy, Chief Scientist på Bluewater Group.

25 April 2024 07:03

Gävle kommuns dricksvatten ligger långt över gränsvärdet för PFAS

Gävle kommuns dricksvatten innehåller cirka 8 nanogram per liter PFAS, alltså dubbelt så mycket som gränsvärdet på 4 ng/l som blir lag i januari 2026. Det framkommer i en enkät som Bluewater ställt till 30 av Sveriges 50 största kommuner om PFAS-halter i det kommunala dricksvattnet.
– Detta innebär att Gävle kommuns invånare dagligen exponeras för dricksvatten som Livsmedelsverket anser vara ot

25 April 2024 06:52

Södertälje kommuns dricksvatten över gränsvärdet för PFAS

Södertälje kommuns dricksvatten innehåller 4,1 nanogram per liter PFAS, alltså mer än gränsvärdet på 4 ng/l som blir lag i januari 2026. Det framkommer i en enkät som Bluewater ställt till 30 av Sveriges 50 största kommuner om PFAS-halter i det kommunala dricksvattnet.

24 April 2024 03:52

Kommuner svarar inte på enkät om PFAS

Bluewater har ställt en enkät till 30 av Sveriges 50 största kommuner om PFAS-halter i det kommunala dricksvattnet. En tredjedel av de tillfrågade kommunerna väljer att inte besvara frågorna.

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