Culligan of Cleveland’s Whole-Home & RO is tested & certified to NSF/ANSI 53 to reduce Total PFAS, all 7 compounds in the standard, in Northeast Ohio’s water.
PFAS are essentially undetectable to human senses. No color, no smell, no taste — nothing that changes on the day they show up, and nothing that changes on the day they don’t. Your water looks exactly the same either way.
That’s not a small group of chemicals, either. “PFAS” refers to a family of nearly 15,000 compounds.
And they’re widespread: USGS research found at least 45% of American tap water contains one or more types of PFAS.
And the Usual Fixes Don’t Settle It:
Culligan of Cleveland’s water expert tests your tap water and checks for PFAS, and the consultation takes 30 minutes or less.Â
In 10 business days, you get a report showing the total PFAS detected, which compounds were present and in what amounts, displayed alongside federal maximum contaminant levels so you can see how your water compares.Â
You stop wondering, and we go home. This happens, and we’d rather tell you than sell you something.
Culligan’s Aquasential® RO is Third-party certified to NSF/ANSI Standard 53 for Total PFAS reduction and can reduce total PFAS by more than 99.9%.Â
Culligan’s Aquasential® Whole-Home is Third-party certified to NSF/ANSI standards to reduce Total PFAS by more than 99%.Â
There’s a reason Culligan of Cleveland is the best water treatment company in Northeast Ohio with over 443 4.6-Stars Google Reviews.
NSF/ANSI Standard 53 tests systems against seven PFAS compounds: PFBS, PFDA, PFHpA, PFHxS, PFNA, PFOA and PFOS. An independent lab challenges the system with a known concentration, measures what comes through, and the manufacturer is retested on an ongoing basis to keep the listing.
Not all reverse osmosis systems are certified for PFAS. Look for certification to NSF/ANSI 53 for Total PFAS reduction from NSF International, the Water Quality Association, or IAPMO.
