PFAS aren’t just in your drinking glass—they’re also in your ice cubes and shower mist. If your fridge’s ice maker uses unfiltered water, those cubes are tainted. Connect your fridge line to a filtered source, or use a countertop dispenser with a carbon block.
Showering isn’t a major concern—PFAS don’t easily absorb through skin—but if you’re a steam room enthusiast, consider a whole-house filter. That’s a bigger investment, but peace of mind is priceless. Your skin will thank you, though it’s mostly for your lungs.
Fun fact: PFAS are so persistent that scientists have found them in Arctic ice cores and polar bears. You can’t outrun them, but you can outfilter them.
