Yes, individual customers may have in-home filtration systems installed. Some home filtration systems are capable of PFAS removal. Any individual system used for PFAS removal must abide by the manufacturers’ recommended service and replacement guidelines.
As an example, an in-home Reverse Osmosis (RO) system can be installed. Most RO installations are located at the kitchen sink and used for drinking and cooking to reduce the amount of rejected water from the system. Residential reverse osmosis systems discharge between 1 and 5 gallons of rejected water per every one gallon of water purified.
Please visit this link for home filtration system information published by the Ohio Department of Health.