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is carbon filtration capable of reducing nuclear fallout contamination in water
2 November 2011 - 09:26 AM
How effective is carbon filtration for removing "hot" particles and radioiodine? I live in a non flouridated ar.ea. Ove always used a 4 stage seriea carbon filter to make my drinking water seeing as its very effective on pretty much everything but fluorine. But what about reactor debris? I live in california.do i need a RO system to be certain of purity?
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