Zero Service Waste: fight plastic pollution with The PureH2O Company
A customer service announcement introducing Zero Service Waste, from Roger Wiltshire, founder and Managing Director of The PureH2O Company Our History: Improving Health & Reducing Plastic Pollution When I founded…
Plastic found in human digestive system for first time
9 different types of plastic found in human stools, a new study reveals. In the first study of its kind, researchers found plastic particles in the stools of study participants…
Avoiding single-use plastic bottled water – Plastic Free July
Avoid single-use plastic bottled water with PureH2O pure water. Have you been taking part in #PlasticFreeJuly? We have and we’ve been sharing lots of plastic-free tips and information on our…
What is the healthy, safe and eco-friendly way to hydrate?
Maintaining adequate hydration is one of the cornerstones of good health and it’s an achievable way to start looking after yourself a little better, especially during the hot summer months…
Bottled Water Contaminated by Plastics, Microplastics
Bottled and tap water contaminated by microplastics. Jug filters cannot remove plastics; reverse osmosis water purifiers from The Pure H2O Company can.
Pure H2O Co. Purifiers Remove Plastic Fibres Found in UK Tap Water
Recent news about plastic fibres and microplastics contaminating UK tap water needn’t concern Pure H2O Co. customers. All models of our Purity water purifiers remove plastic particles. Researchers recently found…
Plastic bottled water contributes to humanity’s outstripping of natural resources. Reduce your environmental impact and avoid plastic bottle pollution by switching to Pure H2O. Humankind began consuming more natural resources…
“London’s plastic water bottle waste is out of control”, reports the Guardian this week. In their article highlighting London as having the worst recycling rates of anywhere in the UK, the…
PURE H2O IS THE ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE ALTERNATIVE TO BOTTLED WATER You might have read ‘The Cold Truth About Our Thirst For Bottled Water’ – an article in the Guardian newspaper…
