by Debbie Bonge | May 2, 2018 | Water Quality, Water Treatment Products
Drinking water in the United States is regulated by a law called the Safe Drinking Water Act. With this law in place, many homeowners wonder why water in the Carolinas still suffers from quality issues. So today we’re going to talk about what the Safe Drinking Water...
by Debbie Bonge | May 2, 2018 | Water Quality
Prior to the 1900’s, much of the drinking water in the United States was at a high risk for containing dangerous pathogens that were responsible for various life-threatening illnesses. This threat was nearly eliminated with the advent of using chlorine as a...
by Debbie Bonge | May 2, 2018 | Water Quality, Water Treatment Products, Whole House Water Filtration
There are many different diets out there, and people will offer all sorts of different (and often conflicting) advice about how to lose weight. But one thing that is common in almost any type of weight loss plan is the suggestion to drink more water. This isn’t...
by Debbie Bonge | May 2, 2018 | Water Quality, Water Treatment Industry
The water in North and South Carolina can get contaminated in all kinds of ways. The type and severity of your home’s water contamination levels can depend on a number of different factors, which is why you should have your water tested in order to understand what’s...
by Debbie Bonge | May 2, 2018 | Systems, Water Contamination, Water Quality, Water Treatment Products, Whole House Water Filtration
Did you know that some water contaminants are more dangerous to our health when we breathe them in than they are when we drink them? This makes water quality an important issue not just for our drinking water, but also for the water that we use for showering. Today...
by Debbie Bonge | May 2, 2018 | Water Quality, Water Treatment Products, Whole House Water Filtration
Water softeners serve a specific purpose: they remove hardness minerals from your tap water. But as it turns out, the ion exchange process that's used by water softeners can also remove traces of a few other types of water contaminants, including iron. Today...
