26/09/2026
PFAS – often called “forever chemicals” – are back in the news following a BBC investigation in Lancashire.
So what if you want to reduce PFAS in your drinking water?
In this short video, we look at three established treatment technologies: reverse osmosis, activated carbon and specialist anion-exchange resin – and explain why simply seeing “carbon” or “ion exchange” on a filter doesn't necessarily mean it is suitable for PFAS reduction.
Our latest guide also looks at the bigger picture: how PFAS can move through wastewater, sewage sludge, farmland, the food chain and water sources.
https://www.fountain-filters.co.uk/blog/pfas-sewage-sludge-and-the-uk-food-chain-what-it-means-for-your-drinking-water-78.html