Water filtration experts view microplastics as the ultimate contaminant or toxin in drinking water; removing them is not easy. Microplastics are tiny, microscopic plastic particles measuring from 5 millimeters (mm) to 1 micrometer (μm). One micrometer equals 0.001 mm or about 0.000039 of an inch. These particles are tiny bits of plastic that break off from larger items, such as oil, laundry detergent, food containers, and other plastic products. […]
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