The tap water across Dayton and surrounding areas—including Kettering, Beavercreek, Centerville, Fairborn, and Xenia have low levels of PFAS (“forever chemicals”) have been detected in several systems, particularly in Dayton and Fairborn, prompting treatment upgrades and ongoing monitoring, though current levels remain below EPA advisory limits. In Dayton, approximately 15% of service lines still contain lead or galvanized steel, and older homes in other nearby cities may also have lead plumbing, increasing the potential for contamination. While corrosion control measures are in place, exposure risk is still higher in homes with outdated infrastructure. Additionally, shallow groundwater wells in parts of Greene County, including Fairborn and Xenia, are more vulnerable to contamination from nitrates and volatile organic compounds (VOCs), raising concerns about aquifer protection and long-term water safety.

At Kei Water, our 5-gallon jugs are filled with high-quality Reverse Osmosis water so you can feel confident with every sip. Reverse Osmosis (RO) water is one of the cleanest and purest types of drinking water you can get. It’s filtered through a special process that removes things like chlorine, lead, harmful chemicals, and even bacteria — leaving you with nothing but fresh, great-tasting water. It’s perfect for everyday drinking, cooking, coffee, and even baby formula. RO water is a great choice for families, businesses, and anyone who wants safer, better-tasting water without the worry of hidden contaminants.