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WQAWater Quality Association
WQAWater Quality Assessment
WQAWater Quality Act of 1987 (FWPCA)
WQAWoolworths Quality Assurance (food and consumer products)
WQAWater Quality Advisory (various organizations)
WQAWinter Quarter Average (water utility use; various locations)


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This product has also received the coveted new WQA Gold Seal approval ("Drinking Water Treatment Chemicals-Health Effects NSF/ANSI 60) as well as the NSF 60 certification.
The Culligan purifier brands have received certification by WQA (Water Quality Association), NSF (National Sanitation Foundation), UL (Underwriters Laboratories) and the CA Department of Health Service.
The Water Quality Association (WQA), a trade group for the water treatment industry, has admitted that it has never bothered to test whether typical treatment procedures could handle the sort of exotic toxins or bioweapons that terrorists might wield (although the WQA suspects current systems probably would do the job in most cases).
 
 
 
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