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View All BlogsA 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.
Read MoreLearn about water quality and the importance of testing and treating your water from our experts. Led by our on-staff Ph.D. scientist, Dr. Gene Smelik, our blogs explore the latest in water science to help you get cleaner water for your home or business.
They’re called many things: PFAS, perfluoroalkyl, polyfluoroalkyl, perfluorinated chemicals, polyfluorinated compounds. Whatever they’re referred to, “forever chemicals” have gained notoriety for good reason. Research has shown that this group...
Read MoreAre your clothes coming out of the wash in worse condition? Your machine may not be the problem. Find out how hard water could be damaging your clothing.
Read MoreCloudy and discolored tap water are common problems, but it doesn’t always mean something is wrong. Here is why your water might be opaque or discolored and what you...
Read MoreIs tap water damaging your hair? Find out how hard water may be the source of the problem, what signs you should look out for, and how you can fix it.
Read MoreWhat to know about uranium in water, side effects and its mitigation from drinking water using specialty water systems.
Read MoreIf you were asked whether a world-class athlete should pre-hydrate, drinking water even before they become thirsty, you'd probably say, "Sure. Can't hurt, right?" A recent study reported by...
Read MorePerfluorochemicals (PFCs for short) have wonderful waterproof and nonstick properties, which makes them very useful for things like nonstick cookware, camping gear and firefighting materials. Unfortunately, they're also linked...
Read MoreAccording to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), a family of four living in the United States uses around 110,000 gallons of water each year (assume 75 GPD per person)....
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