Understanding Well Water Contaminants and Their Symptoms
Discover common well water contaminants, their sources and health symptoms. Learn how to get safer, cleaner water with Kinetico’s expert treatment solutions.
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Why Does My Water Smell Like Rotten Eggs?
A rotten egg odor coming from your water can be alarming. Learn the causes, health impacts and how Kinetico water systems can fix the problem.
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What Is Reverse Osmosis: How It Works & Why Invest In It
Modern water resources are often full of pollutants, disinfection byproducts and other chemicals. Learn about reverse osmosis, how it works and why investing in RO purification can improve your water quality, taste and health.
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How to Test and Treat Your Well Water
Unlike municipal water, private well water isn't treated for consumption. Learn how to test and treat your home’s well water for harmful contaminants that can make you sick.
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Hydrogen Water: Myth or Legit?
The quest for a healthier life often circles back to water, from removing harmful contaminants to adding in vitamins and minerals. Hydrogen water offers another possible solution, long-consumed throughout...
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Is Well Water Safe to Drink?
Yes, well water can be safe to drink — but not always. Since wells are not regulated or treated by the government, it’s vital that you treat and test...
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Protecting Your Water Quality on Vacation: Coastal Locations and Water Treatment
As summer continues, many of us look forward to vacationing in popular coastal locations and enjoying some much-needed relaxation. Whether you already have a Kinetico water treatment system at...
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Water Quality at Popular Vacationing Spots in North And South Carolina
Throughout the Carolinas, water quality can greatly vary. Even the most popular vacation spots can be victims of subpar tap water. Here’s what you need to know to make...
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What to Know About Private Well Water
Utilizing a private well for a home's water supply is a very common practice for homeowners living outside the city limits, where a municipal water supply is not available....
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