Water pH and Your Plumbing
Pure water should have a neutral pH level. Unfortunately, the water that enters your home is not always pH neutral. …
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Five Unbeatable Benefits of Drinking Reverse Osmosis Water
The average American consumes at least four cups of plain water per day. Staying hydrated is vital for our health …
Health Effects of PFAS in Your Water
What is PFAS? Chemicals classified as PFAS, or per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances, are the main ingredient in AFFF fire-fighting foam …
Levels of Radium In Maryland Water
Radium detected in groundwater is not a new phenomenon, however, recent news about radium levels in Maryland’s drinking water has …
What You Need to Know About Arsenic Levels in Your Water
High Arsenic Levels & Heart Disease There are several heavy metals affecting water quality. Recently, a study linked high arsenic …
Is Reverse Osmosis Water Healthy?
Understanding Reverse Osmosis Reverse Osmosis Systems use a process that reverses the flow of water in a natural process of …
Is Bottled Water Safer than Tap Water?
Every homeowner wants to ensure that their family is consuming water that is fresh, clean and safe to drink. When …
The Insider’s Guide to The Water Softening Process
If you live in a home with well water, chances are you have a water softener installed in your home. …
Are you taking your neighbors medicine?
Most of us are somewhat aware of the most common contaminants found in municipal drinking water systems – lead, heavy …
Is Your Fridge Water Filter Good Enough?
Many fridges have filters for ice and drinking water. Today, we’ll explore if you really need a fridge filter and …
Is Your Tap Water Causing Water Heater Problems?
Water quality can negatively affect water heater function and durability. Let’s take a look at the facts and strategies for …