Subject: Do home water filters remove flouride from tap water?
Date: Tue Jul 31 15:52:21 2001
Posted by Jon
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Area of science: Chemistry
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Home water filtration systems, like those based on carbon filters (e.g. Brita
water filters) or ones using 'reverse' osmosis, tout their ability to remove
over 99% of the impurities from water. Flouride added to the water we drink by
the public water utilities has been proven to improve the dental health of
communities. Do these filters remove the flouride in addition to the less
beneficial impurities?
Re: Do home water filters remove flouride from tap water?
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