Category: Drinking Water Quality

Naturally Occurring Water Contaminants in North Carolina

Learn about common, naturally occurring contaminants found in North Carolina water, potential health concerns and how homeowners can protect their drinking water.

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Why Does My Water Smell Like Rotten Eggs? (Sulfur Smell Explained)

A rotten egg odor coming from your water can be alarming. Learn the causes of sulfur bacteria and hydrogen sulfide in drinking water, potential health impacts and how to remove the odor.

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A Closer Look at EPA Limits for Endocrine Disruptors in Drinking Water

Explore EPA drinking water limits for endocrine disruptors such as PFAS, VOCs and other contaminants, and how to get cleaner water with Kinetico.

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Endocrine Disruptors in Drinking Water: A Homeowner’s Guide

Learn about common endocrine-disrupting chemicals, how they enter municipal and well water, health risks and the benefits of Kinetico water testing and treatment.

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Living Near a Golf Course: How Chemicals Can Impact Your Home’s Water Supply

Learn how golf course chemicals can affect local water supplies, health and how to get cleaner drinking water with the right filtration and testing.

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At-Home vs. Professional Well Water Testing: What You Need to Know

Unsure whether to choose professional well water testing or at-home kits? See how professional testing provides the most comprehensive, reliable solution for safer drinking water.

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Salt vs. Salt-Free Water Softeners: Which Is Better?

Compare the pros and cons of water softeners and salt-free water conditioners, and see why salt-free may not deliver the results homeowners expect.

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Fluoride in Water: Is It Safe To Drink?

Fluoride is common in municipal water — but how safe is it? Learn the health effects, expert opinions and how to reduce unwanted fluoride in your drinking water.

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Old Lead Piping in Homes: Should You Be Worried?

Old lead pipes can leach dangerous contaminants into your drinking water, posing serious health risks. Learn how to identify lead piping and the safest ways to remove lead from your home’s water.

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