Hidden threat: Microplastics in India’s Groundwater
India’s groundwater is not safe. It is slowly being contaminated by microplastics, which pose a serious threat to humans and animals alike. These tiny plastic particles have entered the soil and accumulated in aquifers. You cannot see them. You cannot taste them. It is frightening! How Microplastics enter everyday drinking water Under heat, UV light, […]
Rethinking hydration: Why the 8 Glasses rule no longer works
For years, the ‘8X8’ rule ruled our water bottles. The rule was: Eight glasses of eight ounces each, every single day. It sounded simple and healthy. Drink up and you are doing the right thing. But pause for a moment. Does one rule really suit everyone, from a desk worker in an air-conditioned office to […]
How safe water marks development and defines a modern nation
The idea of a developed country is much more than GDP charts or income tables. Imagine you check into a hotel, turn the tap, and drink the water straight. No calculations, no doubts. If that sounds ordinary, it should be. Yet in India, it still feels like a small act of bravery. Development you can […]
A shift toward purified and packaged drinking water in India
Packaged drinking water crates are virtually everywhere. Railway stations, airports, schools, offices, and homes all across India have countless numbered stacks of elements/package cases, etc. People buy these crates out of habit, as they don’t know what else to use. It feels like the safer choice, especially when trust in public water systems wavers. That […]
Unsafe water and the growing threat of Anti-microbial Resistance in South India’s tribal communities
A new study by the University of Hyderabad’s School of Life Sciences and the Anthropological Survey of India has revealed a serious outcome. It has come to light that unsafe drinking water is a key ecological driver of Anti-microbial Resistance (AMR) among three of South India’s most isolated tribal communities. The research findings are a […]
Upgrade your home this Diwali: Choose a Doulton Water Filter over RO Systems
Diwali brings an opportunity for fresh starts. Families begin cleaning and decorating their homes, purchasing new items and moving toward new lifestyles. From buying new cars to moving into larger apartments, we are motivated to want more during the festive. So, this year, why not take that motivation and inspire something even more important–clean, safe, […]
Can simple boiling and basic filtration help in removing Microplastics from Water?
Assuring safe, potable water is a basic right to all humans but with constantly evolving pollution that includes microfiber plastics, attaining water purity is a challenge. Microplastic is any plastic that is 5mm or smaller and remains one of the most prolific pollutants that are appearing in seas, rivers, and tap water. These particles […]
Why a Doulton water filter is the perfect Onam Gift this year
Onam, the harvest festival of Kerala, remains a colorful occasion for everybody, including the exchanging of gifts. Earlier, people used to exchange clothes, sweets, household utensils etc., but with the change in the mindset of people, there is a change in the outlook for gifting culturally and ecologically sensitive gifts. During the coming Onam, let […]
Thirsty, but hate plain water? Try Infused Water
Do you find water boring but still are thirsty? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered this summer! Say goodbye to bland sips and hello to tantalizing hydration with our innovative solutions. Explore a world of flavor-packed refreshments that will keep you quenched and revitalized. Get ready to sip your way to hydration bliss while banishing […]
The Truth behind “Cold-Pressed” Juice: Hype or Hero?
Embarking on the journey for the ultimate health drink, we navigate through countless options. Amongst the sugary traps of typical juices, cold-pressed varieties shine as champions of wellness. Join us as we dive into the realm of these juices and oils, unravelling their mysteries and discovering the bounty of benefits they offer. What is Cold-Pressed? […]