У меня отопление и охлаждение воздушные. Фильтры меняю ежемесячно, они задерживают много разного, но не всё. Трубы тоже надо иногда чистить. Кстати, и выход сушильной машины тоже надо раз в год чистить от дакта, это проще. В моем девелопменте в одном доме был пожар из-за забитого выхода сушилки. Теперь от всех требуют чистить.
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., March 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Your water might be safer,
but your home is at risk of potential water damage caused by the possible
failure of state-mandated copper piping, warns the California Professional
Association of Specialty Contractors (CalPASC). Research presented at
CalPASC's recent Drinking Water Symposium points to copper pipe failure caused
by the use of chloramines in California's water systems. Following federal
guidelines from the Environment Protection Agency (EPA), the Metropolitan
Water District, which supplies over 60% of the drinking water to cities in
California, has switched to the use of chloramines to keep drinking water
bacteria free. Chloramines are compounds containing a mixture of chlorine and
ammonia that extend the disinfecting power of chlorine in drinking water.
However, this chloramine treatment also may cause pinhole leaks in the copper
tubing carrying the water. This same tubing is what California law stipulates
plumbers must use as industrial and residential water pipe.
To date, there are over 5,000 pin-hole leaks reported in copper after
switching to chloramines. "California is the only state in the U.S. that
promotes copper piping by restricting the use of plastic piping alternatives,"
states Tom Price of CDR Concrete, a former plumbing contractor himself. "With
the safer water treatments, we're seeing not only more leaks nationwide, but
potentially dangerous health effects." Price is referring to recent studies
in Washington, DC that showed dramatically increased levels of lead in the
drinking water as well as detectable copper levels in some tested California
water. Noted research scientist, Dr. Larry Sparks, of Sun Health Research
Institute, told the symposium about findings showing a direct link between
copper and early Alzheimer's disease. The same anti-bacterial chloramines may
be producing what the EPA calls "aggressive" water with an ability to leach
out the minerals, metals or other materials of whatever it touches or passes
over.
"CalPASC wants the public to know what they're really drinking," says Beth
Curran, Executive Director of CalPASC's Orange County, Inland Empire chapter.
"If water treatment is pulling the lead out of old pipes and the copper and
aluminum out of newer metal piping, and these elements are showing up in our
drinking water, shouldn't California join the rest of the country and switch
to non-metallic piping?" While plastic piping, such as CPVC and PEX, is
approved in the Uniform Plumbing Code, the state currently imposes cumbersome
restrictions on its use.
CalPASC not only recommends California change to plastic piping, which
increases water safety and reliability, but also estimates plastic piping
products would save Californians $100 million annually in decreased labor and
materials. The costs associated with property damage, lower property value
and increased insurance premiums from leaky copper pipes would also be
avoided. "Of course, we can't calculate the potential savings in health care
expenses," adds Curran. "But the research is clear. Safer water must be
piped in a safer manner."
The California Professional Association of Specialty Contractors (CalPASC)
is represented and managed by its members. CalPASC exists to advance and
protect the welfare of specialty trade contractors, suppliers and related
businesses and to represent the position of the trade contractor industry in
the California legislative, political, judicial and regulatory arenas.
SOURCE California Professional Association of Specialty Contractors
трубы такую питьевую воду не выдерживают. Поэтому да вот еще один фактор, токсины что гробит иммунитет.
не читайте советских газет.
В штатах только очень богатые долго живут. Тут заболеть страшно, серьезно. Потолок выхода на пенсию подняли не и за того. А и за того что нечем платить, так и подняли ссылаясь что жить стали дольше. Только кто? Сенаторы и конгрессмены да живут долго, а так в среднем как везде 60-80 лет живут.
п.с. Ты глянь на статистику количества рака, особенно у детей в США. Наверно все таки ГМО и такая водичка, которую даже трубы не выдерживают.
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короче такая питьевая вода в Калифорнии что можно прямо пить из хлорированного бассейна. Но если бы только это была проблема,
думаю долго не протянешь если будешь пить такую воду. Вот опять же, от чего могут возникать аллергии.
а твоя информация из каких газет ?
чтоб подтянуть статистику средней продолжительности жизни по целой стране - сенаторов и конгрессменов должно быть либо достаточно много (больше чем бедняков)... либо жить они должны сказочно долго - дольше эвкалиптов и секвойй
но сенаторов и конгрессменов всего несколько сот человек... такштаааа
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