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EPA Database Report

Whitehouse, OH

TOLEDO CITY OF · Serves 360K people · Surface Water

28

contaminants
detected

16

exceed
guidelines

1

PFAS
chemicals

Most concerning

HAA9

441×health limit

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All Contaminants

29

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Critical findings — every contaminant in your water that exceeds the EWG health limit by 10× or more. Start here.

Filtration Analysis

PFAS / Forever Chemicals

Viven

99.9%

Carbon

Partial

RO only

Yes

Heavy Metals

Viven

99.9%

Carbon

Limited

RO only

Yes

Radionuclides

Viven

99.9%

Carbon

No

RO only

Yes

Minerals re-added

Viven

Yes

Carbon

No

RO only

No

Contaminants in your water that Viven removes

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PFBAHAA9TTHMHAA6BrHAA5BromodichloromethaneTOTAL HALOACETIC ACIDS (HAA5)Dibromoacetic acidCopperChloroformDibromochloromethaneDichloroacetic acidLeadTrichloroacetic acidchromiumNitrateBromoformAtrazinestrontiumchloratemolybdenumvanadiummanganeseFluorideBariumMonochloroacetic acidMonobromoacetic acidSimazineInterim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule

Frequently asked

Whitehouse water quality questions

Is tap water in Whitehouse, OH (ZIP 43571) safe to drink?
Tap water for ZIP 43571, served by TOLEDO CITY OF, has 17 contaminants detected above independent EWG health guidelines, including HAA9 at 441× the guideline. Meeting EPA legal limits does not necessarily mean water is safe — federal legal limits are often far higher than the latest health-based guidelines.
What contaminants are in Whitehouse, OH tap water?
EPA monitoring data for ZIP 43571 shows 28 contaminants detected, including HAA9, TTHM, HAA6Br, HAA5, Bromodichloromethane, TOTAL HALOACETIC ACIDS (HAA5). Each detected level is compared against both EPA legal limits and the stricter EWG health guidelines.
Does Whitehouse, OH tap water have PFAS ("forever chemicals")?
Yes — 1 PFAS compound was detected out of 30 tested for ZIP 43571. PFAS are persistent synthetic chemicals linked to cancer, immune effects, and developmental harm, with no safe level of exposure established.
How can I remove these contaminants from my drinking water?
A multi-stage filtration system that combines activated carbon, reverse osmosis, and remineralization removes PFAS, heavy metals, and disinfection byproducts while restoring beneficial minerals. The Viven faucet is engineered to remove 99.9% of the contaminants found in tap water.
Where does this Whitehouse, OH water quality data come from?
This report is built from U.S. EPA data: the Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Rule (UCMR 3/4/5), the Six-Year Review (SYR4), the Lead and Copper Rule (LCR), and SDWIS violation records. Detected levels are compared against EPA legal limits and Environmental Working Group (EWG) health guidelines. Data last updated 2026-05-01.

Viven removes 99.9% of what's in your water.

PFBAHAA9TTHMHAA6BrHAA5BromodichloromethaneTOTAL HALOACETIC ACIDS (HAA5)Dibromoacetic acidCopperChloroformDibromochloromethaneDichloroacetic acid

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