Disinfection byproducts can enter your water supply in several different ways. In fact, there could even be disinfection byproducts in your cup of tea. According to a study conducted by the American Chemical Society, and distributed by Science Daily, “when boiled water is used to brew tea, residual chlorine in the water can react with tea
According to its annual water quality report in 2018, The Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority uses chlorine as its primary disinfectant. However, neighboring West View Water Authority uses chloramine, which is chlorine mixed with ammonia. Think of chlorine water treatment as a giant disinfectant tablet on a massive scale – because that’s
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