How To Remove Manganese From Well Water: From Black to Clear
Approximately 2.6 million Americans rely on groundwater with elevated levels of manganese. If you have a private well, you may be one of them. If you have noticed a metallic … Read More…
Some special water facts, pro tips and guides to ensure healthy and safe water every time.
Approximately 2.6 million Americans rely on groundwater with elevated levels of manganese. If you have a private well, you may be one of them. If you have noticed a metallic … Read More…
From lead to pesticides to the taste of chlorine, there are plenty of contaminants in our water and we want them gone. With a wide range of water filters available, … Read More…
A whole-home water filtration system is a valuable investment for your home. It purifies every drop of water entering your home. But the filter comes with a premium price tag. … Read More…
A whole house filtration system provides crisp, fresh drinking water straight from the tap. It also eliminates chlorine in shower water and prevents limescale buildup in pipes. Installing a point-of-entry … Read More…
Are you tired of dealing with the foul odor of rotten eggs in your water? Whether you’re washing dishes, doing laundry, or taking a shower, that unpleasant smell can be … Read More…
Iron contamination in well water can cause unsightly stains, metallic taste, and plumbing damage. In rare cases, high levels of iron in well water can also pose health risks. If … Read More…
Total dissolved solids, also known as “TDS” serves as a key indicator of your home’s water quality and safety, regardless of whether your water comes from a private well or … Read More…
When it comes to DIY, plumbing is dangerous territory. The cost of a mistake could be a flood of biblical proportions. But there are a lot of plumbing jobs that … Read More…
In the United States, the average monthly water bill is $41.52 for a family of 4 using 100 gallons per person. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimates that the … Read More…
What does the ocean mean to you? For some people, it’s the simple pleasure of seaside holidays. Sandcastles, parasols and jellyfish. Or maybe its depths inspire questioning and curiosity. The ocean … Read More…
Plastic – a ubiquitous material in our lives. From microfibres in the clothes we wear to the containers our food comes in, there’s no escaping plastic in the modern world. … Read More…
Ever checked the ingredients list on common products in your pantry? It can get overwhelming when a simple can of beans has an ingredients list to challenge a Russian novel. … Read More…
In a world of fizzy sodas, energy drinks and hypercomplex smoothies, water is a refreshing break. Surrounded by unnatural ingredients and E numbers, a crisp glass of water brings us … Read More…
Fluoride is a common problem in our water supply. Its presence may help keep teeth clean, but its impact comes with negative effects on our health. Studies have shown that … Read More…
In economically developed countries like the U.S. and the U.K., water use remains high, at approximately 80-100 gallons and 150 liters per day per person, respectively. Responsible water consumption is … Read More…
Distilled water is produced by boiling water, condensing the vapor, and collecting the liquid. This process removes 99.9% of dissolved compounds, including minerals, impurities, and other contaminants. There are a … Read More…
If you zoned out when your chemistry teacher started talking about acids, alkalines and pH levels then you’re not alone. Who knows their acids from their alkalines? Or what a … Read More…
They say we are what we eat – but in reality, the human body is made up of around 60% water, so I’d say we are what we drink. So … Read More…
A cold sink or shower is about as useful as a chocolate teapot. You can’t even wash your hands effectively with cold water, let alone wash dishes or take a … Read More…
Getting into hot water might give you flashbacks to childhood tellings-off, but hot water doesn’t always mean trouble! After all, there’s nothing better than a steaming mug of tea/coffee on … Read More…
“Water, water, everywhere and not a drop to drink.” This old sailor’s adage feels particularly apt in today’s world. After almost 200 years of indoor plumbing, we’re surrounded by water … Read More…
If you’re interested in finding the best possible way to filter your water at home, you’ve probably come across references to reverse osmosis or RO filters. These are seen by … Read More…
The main difference between purified water and distilled water is the concentration of minerals. Purified water typically contains trace amounts of calcium, magnesium, sodium, potassium, and chloride. Distilled water, on … Read More…
For those hot summer months, it’s important to have hydration on hand. You might be tempted to grab an ice-cold beer or soda – however, if your health matters to … Read More…
In a world ruled by soft drinks, energy drinks, and health drinks, there’s a profound pleasure in a cool glass of crisp, pure water. No sugar, no additives, just natural … Read More…
What’s the most commonly-consumed drink in the USA? Is it coffee? Coca Cola? Maybe another soda? No, it’s water of course! We all need it to live, and need it … Read More…
The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM) recommends an average daily water intake of about 3.7 liters (0.97 gallons, 4.93 bottles, or 15.6 cups) for adult men and … Read More…
Water, water everywhere. No, really though. The earth’s surface is 71% water, your body is 60% water, and your blood is 90% water. We need water to survive, yes, but … Read More…