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Water quality, PFAS, chlordane, wells, generators of atmospheric water: our tips for drinking pure water and choosing the right solution.
Chlordane in the Antilles: what water to drink in Guadeloupe and Martinique?
Chlordane permanently contaminates the soils of Guadeloupe and Martinique. The tap water is treated and monitored, but untreated sources can be affected. What you need to know and the solutions for safe and accessible water, even during outages.
Atmospheric water generator and solar panels: producing your own water autonomously
Can an atmospheric water generator be powered by solar panels? Calculation method, self-consumption or batteries, and tips for water produced entirely autonomously.
Well or borehole water: should it be analyzed before drinking it?
The water from a well or private well is not controlled by the ARS. Declaration at the town hall, mandatory analysis, pollutants to be searched for and treatment solutions: the complete overview.
PFAS in tap water: what changes in 2026 and how to protect yourself
Since January 1, 2026, tap water must meet a limit for 20 PFAS. What the rule says, how to know the quality of your community’s water, and how to filter out the eternal pollutants in your home.
Osmosis machine or filter bottle: what difference and which one to choose?
Filtering pitcher, sink-mounted filter or osmoseur: what each solution really retains, its cost in use, and how to choose based on your water and your expectations.
How much water does an atmospheric water generator produce? The role of humidity and temperature
The production of an atmospheric water generator depends on the temperature and humidity of the air. How it works, how much water the air contains depending on the climate, which model to choose and how to produce more.
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