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Author: Paul Gianos

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Originally these episodes were recorded for our one-hour weekly radio show, airing on 101.7 FM in Richmond, VA. That format didn't allow for folks to hear it unless they caught it live, and we have built the library of them so everyone can listen at their leisure. The content is designed for our local water but applies to most of the US.  We discuss private well, community well, and municipal water supplies as well as common contaminants found in each. Some examples are: Chlorine, Chloramine, Hardness, Silica, Manganese, Iron, Pathogens, PH and TDS, but we continue to expand our content as we see new problems. if yo want to hear about anything specific, please comment or visit our website at KineticoRichmond.com!

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EP 21 Radio Active

EP 21 Radio Active

2024-04-3001:09:51

It is estimated that over 51% of Americans have radioactive elements in their water. We discussed where we see a significant amount, like California and Texas, and how it is getting there. We dig into natural and man made sources and finally what can be done to protect you and your family from these invisible contaminants.
EP20 April Showers

EP20 April Showers

2024-04-3001:01:53

The 18 inch of rain in the Richmond winter set a record, beating 1936 - 37 by one point 13 inches. All this water has changed our well and surface water significantly and we discussed some of these in detail.
We discussed the importance of clean drinking water and chlorines roll and ensuring safety. A brief history of water chlorination since 1774. Chicago was the first in 1908, then New Jersey.We explain how it works and the types of chlorine compounds used. The diseases it has controlled have been significant. We discussed alternative methods, success stone and challenges faced. Finally, the 1993 crypto outbreak in Milwaukee WI is mentioned.
In 1945 fluoride was first used. 1962 the USPHS (United States Public Health Service)) said that the 0.7-1.2mg/L ideal but this was adjusted in 2015 to 0.7. Currently the EPA's (enforceable) MCL is 4.0 mainly for Skeletal Fluorosis risks but theirSMCL is 2.0 for dental fluorosis which is usually permanent cosmetic tooth damage.76 out of 85 human studies showed decreased IQ from elevated exposure.Many municipalities have stopped flouridation altogether as increasin...
As the knowledge about the dangers of PFAs contamination grows, many begin to wonder how this happened to us? Whether its on a wide spread scale with new EPA measures and testing, or here locally with concerned citizens, PFAs is here to stay, FOREVER. Join the Water Guy as he digs into local PFAs contamination and its long history of use in the Richmond area.
EP16  "P" Is For Pools

EP16 "P" Is For Pools

2024-01-2654:13

This episode we dig into some interesting facts about pools. If you are considering getting one or simply using one, this episode brings up some questions you might consider.
EP15 Angry Warfighters

EP15 Angry Warfighters

2024-01-1254:23

When your water breaks turn it off! And other interesting water stories to entertain and educate.
The real discussion here is about BP'S , like BPA , BPS and all their ugly cousins.
From 1754 to current, we talk about milestones that got our water to us.
There are a lot of smart reasons to improve your water and we run your water through the most impactful. See how a Professionals water treatment system can pay for itself!
We looked at areas of our lives that are significantly impacted by water. some are not as obvious until you hear us give our "unfiltered' recap!
Things To Consider Part TwoThe questions were so numerous that we spilled into this episode don’t blindly except a proposal without at least listening to this
This two part episode has a wealth of information that you should be familiar with when choosing a water treatment professional.
The forever chemical created in the 1940s the per polychlorinated AlkylSubstance are in at least 45% of our nations tapwater. There are over 12,000 types and not all are deductible so the USGS tests for 32 of them.
We discussed our favorite challenges in the last eight years, From “you should have made me buy one” to “poop in the river”
This episode digs into the impact of hard water and chlorinated water on your skin health. A topic dermatitis, a.k.a. eczema impacts 15–30% of children and up to 10% of adults suffer from this condition, which is made worse by bad water at Sitric water is discussed as that also can impact skin health. Do you have sodium? Laurthsulfate?
EP5 Signs Of A Problem

EP5 Signs Of A Problem

2023-11-1455:56

Exploring the senses for evidence of problems in your water. Is your water clear? Does it have any odors? Do you see any deposits or stains? We cover them in more detail as well as give warnings of counterfeit filters or even entire unit. Final wrap up mentions water heater maintenance.
EP4 Landfill Juice

EP4 Landfill Juice

2023-11-0854:43

This episode digs into the leachate, or "Landfill Juice" produced by landfills in stagging amounts. This toxic liquid is produced from decomposition of the debris plus rainwater, and surface waters in combination with groundwater intrusion. It is supposed to be collected and processed but has components that aren't able to be removed. Overflow and treated leachate goes eventually into rivers and downstream water supplies.
We got into the details on viruses, bacteria and parasites as well as how they can be in our water. We covered the Top 5 parasites in the US and how fridge filters only catch 96.6% of Live Cysts compared to 99.99% with Reverse Osmosis. Various viruses were discussed and common bacteria.
EP2 Drinking Water

EP2 Drinking Water

2023-10-1153:31

We discuss filtration compared to purification relative to the sizes of viruses , bacteria, and parasites. We did a typical cost comparison of a professional Reverse Osmosis System against buying the same water by the case of bottles. Typically the payback happens in 3 1/2 years for a 2-person household with a fridge filter being eliminated.
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