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Looking to install a whole home water filtration system at home? Curious what’s floating in your city water? Our blog can help! From how to treat hard water to learning about a reverse osmosis water system, we have the information you need. Learn about how free water testing works and see why you should skip water filter pitchers, like Brita, and choose reverse osmosis water systems for best results.

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A refrigerator is a crucial kitchen appliance for any household. It has transformed from a traditional role of preserving perishables to modern features such as water and ice dispensers. If you’ve recently bought a fridge with an ice maker, you may wonder, “Does a refrigerator ice maker use filtered water?” In a nutshell, it all depends on the model of your
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As technology continues to evolve, so do our worries regarding our water supplies. That’s because many industrial processes release toxic chemicals into the environment, which end up in water sources. Eventually, the toxic mishmash of chemicals ends up in our tap or well water. As a result, homeowners are looking for ways to ensure they have clean and safe water.
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Perfluorobutane sulfonate (PFBS) is a type of per and poly-fluoroalkyl substance (PFAS) most popular in many industries, including aviation, automotive, electronics, firefighting, food processing, and waterproof clothing. The high usage of PFAS in various consumer products has led to its prevalence in the air, soil, and water. This creates a major concern, as PFAS chemicals are known to be
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We all know that not all water is safe for drinking. So if you’re planning a vacation, a reliable water filter can significantly affect your health and well-being. Whether it’s a trip into the wilderness or to a city or country with questionable tap water, having a portable travel water filter is essential. It keeps you safe from the risks of
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Keeping bottled water in a hot car is a convenient way for many to dehydrate in the summer heat. Unbeknown to many, such water isn’t safe as plastics react when exposed to heat, releasing their elements into the water. Meaning your water becomes unsafe to drink. Moreover, such water isn’t also good tasting. So, what exactly happens when you leave that water in
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Did you know nearly 90% of American households have hard water? While hard water is prevalent in many homes, the Environmental Protection Agency has not set a legal standard since the water does not pose health risks. However, water hardness is considered a nuisance because it can lead to residue buildup in your appliances and piping system, leading to their malfunctioning.
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Water is life, but to enjoy it, you have to know how to make water taste better. Your water may be tasteless, have bad taste, or even taste like metal, causing health concerns. As you try to make your water healthy through filtration systems and other methods, making it test better will go a long way in making your rehydration sessions
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Did you know approximately two billion people lack access to clean drinking water globally? People are resolving to water filtration systems, which have become essential in modern homes. One concern we always note from our customers is water filtration system maintenance. Is it easy? Can I do it myself? How often should I maintain the system? In a nutshell, maintaining a
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You’re desert-thirsty. You take a glass and turn the faucet on, only to find your water tastes salty. If you’ve experienced this, you know how disconcerting it’s, especially if you can’t pinpoint the reason. Furthermore, Audrey Hepburn’s quote, “Water is life, and clean water means health,” aptly captures water’s importance. So, what causes water to taste salty? The primary
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Water is the lifeblood of plants! It plays a crucial role in photosynthesis, nutrient uptake, turgor pressure, transpiration, structural support, cooling, and temperature control. While there are many water sources, you may wonder, “Is rain water good for plants?” and “Do plants love rainwater?” Rainwater is suitable for plants. Rainwater is naturally soft and contains fewer minerals, salts, and

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