BIRMINGHAM — The newest blog post from Dale Filhaber of Dataman Group on Pure Water Profits is now available.
This week, Filhaber discusses a WQA update that included an excerpt from Aug. 4, from the Toledo/Lucas County Board of Health, which mentioned flushing out appliances at home now that the area’s water issue has been resolved.
“After reading the recommendations, I am at a loss for how I, as a consumer who doesn’t know which end of the screwdriver to hold, would handle this,” says Filhaber. “If I got this notice from the [county] Board of Health, I would want to know who was there for me.”
Check out the rest of Filhaber’s latest post on Pure Water Profits here.
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