Removing Chlorine and Chloramine from Tap Water
Chlorine vs. Chloramines: What is the difference? Ideally, you want your water to be clean, pure and tasteless. Yet, often times it can have disinfectants,
No Comments
Softened water brings several benefits to a household. It minimizes soap usage when washing clothes and dishes, extends your water heater’s lifespan, and optimizes energy bills. But is it okay to use softened water for plants, lawns, and gardens? The Scoop on Salt The majority of water
Having clean, safe water for drinking, showering and even cooking your food is key to ensuring a healthy lifestyle. Most people today unknowingly drink chlorine-treated water that still contains harmful bacteria, chemicals and other contaminants. Every person needs to have enough water each day for the
Chlorine vs. Chloramines: What is the difference? Ideally, you want your water to be clean, pure and tasteless. Yet, often times it can have disinfectants,
School is out (for most) and summer is here! Keeping the kids cool and entertained is paramount during summer, and water gun fights are always
So what’s the big deal with TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) in my water? Generally, TDS cannot be recognized with the naked eye, but you may
In the last 40-plus years, I’ve lived in six different states. With each move, it’s taken some time to get used to taste of my
Like many people, I look at the return on investment (ROI) on most everything. I’ve analyzed (and purchased) the energy-efficient light bulbs that pay for
Those of us in “hard water” areas of the U.S. know what’s it’s like to have gritty scale from water hardness at the bottom of
© 2023 WaterTech. Rights Reserved.