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The Dangers of Chlorine in Your Home's Water 15 December 2016

The Dangers of Chlorine in Your Home's Water

Did you know that you can breathe in more chlorine during a 5-minute hot shower than you ever could drink in a day from your drinking water? Well, chlorine is good, right? Isn’t it the stuff that cleans out the water in my pool? Yes, it is. But when local water companies mix it with ammonia to stretch their chlorine supply, it can put your health at risk.
Save Thousands on Water With a Water Filtration System 29 November 2016

Save Thousands on Water With a Water Filtration System

Did you know that the average family spends more than $1,000 a year on bottled water? Even if you are aware that your family might be spending a small fortune on bottled water, you probably didn’t know that roughly 25% of all bottled water is drawn from municipal water supplies. Crazy to think about, right? Well, if you thought you were drinking premium, clean water you may want to think again.
Smelly Tap Water 4 August 2016

Smelly Tap Water

Notice a foul odor coming from the kitchen every time you turn on the faucet? This time we’re not talking about your garbage disposal, we’re talking about the actual water pouring out of the tap. In some cases, a slight odor is completely harmless, but in other cases it could mean that toxic chemicals have leaked into the water supply.
What You Need To Know About Lead in Drinking Water 29 June 2016

What You Need To Know About Lead in Drinking Water

There might be traces of lead in your drinking water. Time to panic, right? Not so fast. It’s important to understand how lead gets into drinking water, what effects it might have on your body and what you can do to to avoid consuming it. Read below to find out how you can protect yourself and your family:
Just Because Your Water Is Clear, Doesn't Mean You Should Drink It! 23 June 2016

Just Because Your Water Is Clear, Doesn't Mean You Should Drink It!

Ever wonder about what’s actually in your drinking water? Sure, it might look clear and it might taste ok, but even if it meets both of these criteria there’s a good chance it can still be hazardous to your health. So, what should you do in order to make sure you’re drinking fresh, clean water every time? 
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