Nearly half of US tap water may contain PFAS this countertop removes it and is now $80 off

Not everyone has access to clean tap water.In fact, the U.S.Geological Survey estimates that at least 45% of U.S.

tap water contains PFAS and hundreds of unregulated or under-regulated substances, including heavy metals and agricultural nitrates.Many buy bottled water to avoid these contaminants, but that’s inconvenient and expensive, especially if you have a large family.That’s where a good filter can come in, and after our testing, we can safely say the Waterdrop M6CG Remineralization Hot Cold Countertop RO System is one of the best. It’s on sale right now for $80 off, making this a great time to buy.The Waterdrop M6CG is a reverse osmosis machine that filters out waste from tap water, along with harmful substances like lead and copper, while adding essential minerals like magnesium and zinc through an eight-stage filtration system.Filtration: Eight-stage filtration system | Water temperature: Adjustable in 9-degree increments up to 203 degrees Fahrenheit | Cold water: 59 degrees Fahrenheit | Dispensing amount: Starts at 4 oz and goes above 20 oz | Minerals added: Potassium, magnesium and zinc |Our tester, Paid Media Partnerships Manager Varun Datta, tested the Waterdrop M6CG right out of the box and found that the initial setup took about 10 minutes.One of the first things he noticed was its size.

The machine is fairly bulky and takes up a significant amount of counter space, which may be an issue for smaller kitchens.However, those with larger kitchens should have no problem fitting it alongside their other appliances.“The set-up is fairly easy,” he shared, though he noted that the machine needed to be flushed twice before its first use.

“Flushing manually is easy.You just have to hold the water button for five seconds to trigger the process.”Including the flushing process, getting the machine ready to use took approximately 30 to 40 minutes.“The interface is fairly easy to use, with button taps being the way to increase and decrease water t...

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Publisher: New York Post

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