PFAS and microplastics are different contaminants, but both raise the same question: what is actually in the water we use every day? If you are trying to reduce exposure at home, drinking water belongs on the list too. #PFAS #drinkingwater #waterquality #microplastics #PurePath

Once you start thinking about microplastic exposure, everyday choices look different. What you heat food in, what you drink from and what you sleep on all become worth checking. PurePath turns that into a simple home scan so you know what is worth changing first. #microplastics #microplasticexposure #healthyhome #PurePath

A microplastic is generally a plastic particle smaller than 5 millimetres. Nanoplastics are even smaller. They can come from larger plastics breaking down, synthetic textiles, tires, packaging and more. #whataremicroplastics #microplastics #nanoplastics #plasticpollution #PurePath

Lead. Asbestos. Microplastics. Every generation has materials it thought were normal until the evidence changed. We do not know where the microplastics story ends yet, but I would rather reduce avoidable exposure now than ignore it. #microplastics #plasticpollution #healthyhome #PurePath

You do not need to throw every plastic item in your home away tonight. The goal is to identify the highest priority items and replace them over time. PurePath was built to make that process practical instead of overwhelming. #microplastics #healthyhome #plasticswaps #PurePath

This study found microplastics and nanoplastics in coronary plaque from some patients. It did not prove the particles caused heart attacks. That distinction matters, and so does reducing unnecessary exposure while the science catches up. #microplastics #hearthealth #nanoplastics #PurePath

That plastic shower loofah is basically a bundle of synthetic mesh rubbing against your skin every day. If you are reducing plastic in the bathroom, this is an easy place to start. #microplastics #loofah #bathroom #plasticfree #PurePath

Scientists are developing plastics designed to break down differently and reduce persistent waste. Better materials matter, but we still live around conventional plastic every day. Until that changes, reducing unnecessary exposure at home is the practical move. #plasticpollution #microplastics #sustainablematerials #PurePath

You have probably heard the claim that people consume a credit card worth of plastic every week. That estimate is debated, but the bigger point is real: microplastics have been detected in food, water, air and human tissues. I would rather measure what I can control at home. #microplastics #microplasticexposure #plasticpollution #PurePath

Leaving plastic bottles in a hot car is one habit I would stop. Heat and repeated use can increase the release of particles and chemicals from some plastic containers. Keep water in glass or stainless steel when you can. #microplastics #plasticbottle #hotcar #healthyhabits #PurePath

Hot prepared food sitting in plastic packaging is an easy exposure source to change. When you can, move it onto glass or ceramic before reheating. Small changes beat trying to replace everything at once. #microplastics #foodpackaging #plasticcontainers #healthyhome #PurePath