Is Plymouth Water Safe to Drink?

Water Quality Report for 58,271 Residents

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Alert: Proximity to military installations has led to PFAS contamination.

What's in Plymouth's Water?

Plymouth serves approximately 58,271 residents. Water source: Local aquifer.

PFAS from military base

Detected in Plymouth water supply. RO filtration removes 99%+.

Nitrates

Detected in Plymouth water supply. RO filtration removes 99%+.

Lead

Detected in Plymouth water supply. RO filtration removes 99%+.

Why This Matters

Long-term exposure to these contaminants may increase risk of:

Recommended Solution: Reverse Osmosis

Standard Brita filters don't remove PFAS, lead, or disinfection byproducts. A Reverse Osmosis system removes 99%+ of all contaminants.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Plymouth tap water safe to drink?

While Plymouth water meets most federal standards, independent testing has found contaminants above health guidelines. A home filtration system provides extra protection.

Do I need a whole-house filter or under-sink?

For drinking water, an under-sink RO system is most cost-effective. Whole-house systems are better if you're concerned about showering/bathing exposure.

How often do RO filters need replacement?

Typically every 6-12 months for sediment/carbon filters, and 2-3 years for the RO membrane. Annual cost runs $50-100.