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What is the Best Water for Brewing Tea?
Dan DeBaun

There are several different sources/types of water that are typically used for brewing tea. Each have distinct advantages and disadvantages when it comes to their impact on the flavor of...

There are several different sources/types of water that are typically used for brewing tea. Each have distinct advantages and disadvantages when it comes to their impact on the flavor of...

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Filtered Water Brews Better Beer
Dan DeBaun

Water filters provide beer brewers with a clean slate from which they can add ingredients and tweak their recipes to create their perfect brew.

Water filters provide beer brewers with a clean slate from which they can add ingredients and tweak their recipes to create their perfect brew.

Is Your Water Safe to Drink? How to Test It and What to Do Next
Dan DeBaun

Knowing what is in your drinking water is the first step to ensuring that the water you drink won't harm your health.

Knowing what is in your drinking water is the first step to ensuring that the water you drink won't harm your health.

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Distilled water
Dan DeBaun

But is distilled water safe to drink? Well, yes and no. It depends on how you look at it, and what you consider safe.

But is distilled water safe to drink? Well, yes and no. It depends on how you look at it, and what you consider safe.

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Can Cloudy Drinking Water Make You Sick
Dan DeBaun

Cloudy tap water is usually air, but persistent turbidity is worth a call to your utility. Cloudy water from a new Berkey is break-in media dust, not contamination: here is...

Cloudy tap water is usually air, but persistent turbidity is worth a call to your utility. Cloudy water from a new Berkey is break-in media dust, not contamination: here is...

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How is Drinking Water Delivered to Homes?
Dan DeBaun

A new study indicates that the average American does not fully understand how clean drinking water is supplied to their home, nor what happens to wastewater that is flushed away.

A new study indicates that the average American does not fully understand how clean drinking water is supplied to their home, nor what happens to wastewater that is flushed away.