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How to Lower the Levels of Arsenic in Well Water: What Choices do Arizona Consumers Have?

By:
Janick F. Artiola
Sarah T. Wilkinson
Arsenic levels are often above drinking water standards in Arizona groundwater, at levels that may affect health. Private well owners are responsible for testing and treating they own water. This publication gives an overview of arsenic well water and discusses home water treatment options, including detailed descriptions of distillation, reverse osmosis, and iron filters to lower arsenic and other common water constituents in drinking water.
PDF icon az1650-2015
Keywords:
  • groundwater
  • arsenic
  • distillation
  • reverse osmosis
  • iron filter
Publication Date:
March 2015
az1650-2015
Pages:
10 pp.

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