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[...] , it leaves behind the mineral deposits on the surface. These deposits are referred to as hard water stains. A common misconception about hard water is that it is bad for you. Hard water does not [...]

[...] for a way to fix my hair issues. Eventually, I read enough reviews and comments to realize that hard water has a significant effect on the traditional No Poo recipe that I was using (1 cup water, 1 [...]

[...] If you live in an area with hard water, you’ve probably found yourself wondering how to remove hard water spots from your bathroom or kitchen fixtures, shower doors, and even your tub. Whether you [...]

[...] a look below for some insight on these common unknown contaminants that lurk in the public water supply system. Asbestos /as-bes-tes/ noun A heat-resistant silicate material that is used in fire- [...]

[...] a particular faucet has not been used for more than six hours. Most of the lead in your water supply comes from the plumbing in your home rather than the municipal water supply. It is [...]

The Fight Begins As with most great chal­lenges, the win­ner is the one most suited for the fight. Both media types are highly effi­cient at remov [...]

[...] add chlorine, chloramines (chlorine + ammonia), and other chemicals into our communal water supply to disinfect it and make it potable. However, many of these chemical additives create harmful [...]

[...] days. Our CEO also orders a big box of fresh fruit each week, and  because we are a water filtration company, we have filtered water in both sinks and a carbonated filtered water dispenser to [...]

[...] project than paper since paper will show holes from the push pins. Coasters We are a water filtration company.  We ALWAYS have a glass of water on our desk.  We need coasters.  For this project, we [...]

[...] an ear rub. Vasco is a Rhodesian ridgeback mix, afraid of water (ironic since we are a water filtration company) and the best behaved of the group. Not everyone loves our dog-friendly office.  The [...]

[...] healthy, delicious water? I am a former news reporter and my dad worked for a water filtration company, so this is the perfect job for me. I truly love what I do and the products I “ [...]

[...] as your body reacts with the lemon anions during the digestive process. We recommend using a carbon filter in order to preserve the naturally occurring minerals in your water. Just add your favorite [...]

The Fight Begins As with most great chal­lenges, the win­ner is the one most suited for the fight. Both media types are highly effi­cient at remov [...]

[...] is that for a long time I have been searching for a product that is certified to remove organic chemicals like our Claryum® filters, but also removes arsenic and fluoride.  I won’t say that the [...]

The Fight Begins As with most great chal­lenges, the win­ner is the one most suited for the fight. Both media types are highly effi­cient at remov [...]