Skip to main content

Do

The time for action is now. It's never too late to do something. - Antoine de Saint-Exupery, early 1900s.

 

Below are 5 steps you can take to reduce exposure to all PFAS, from all sources.

Here's what other Michiganders are doing to reduce their exposure to PFAS. To share your PFAS-reducing actions, visit our Share page.

I've been swapping out my old cookware with PFAS free items! Even my Air Fryer.
When buying a sleeping bag I looked for versions that didn't use PFAS for the waterproofing sealants.
I use metal strainers for tea instead of tea bags.
I switched to carbon steel, stainless steel and glass for my cookware.
I've had a sink reverse-osmosis system for over a year now.