by Tanya Aubin | Oct 19, 2020 | Benefits of Whole-Home Water Treatment, Water Filtration
What’s Really in Your Water? And Why Should You Care? You turn on the tap, water comes out, and it is healthy enough to drink. But is it, really? Let’s look at the journey water takes from its source to your home. First, water comes from a variety of sources...
by Tanya Aubin | Aug 10, 2020 | Benefits of Whole-Home Water Treatment, Hard Water vs. Soft Water, Water Conditioning, Water Filtration, Water Softening
6 Benefits of Using a Water Softener August 10, 2020 Our lives depend on water – for drinking, bathing, cleaning, watering – you name it! Just one person alone uses about 3,000 gallons of water a month on average. If we’re completely reliant on using water in our...
by Andrea Arnett | Mar 15, 2020 | Benefits of Whole-Home Water Treatment, Water Filtration
Ease your fears with a whole-house water filtration system Everyone’s got it now–a serious case of corona-phobia. Symptoms may include excessive news-watching, obsessive hand-washing, and frenzied shopping. As COVID-19 spreads across the U.S., Americans are...
by Andrea Arnett | Jan 15, 2020 | Benefits of Whole-Home Water Treatment, Water Filtration
Part of the American dining experience now includes quizzing servers about each and every item on the menu. Is this grass-fed beef? Are these locally-sourced, eco-friendly, free-range, cruelty-free, non-GMO, organic farmers’ market eggs? Whoa! That’s quite...
by Andrea Arnett | Oct 30, 2019 | Benefits of Whole-Home Water Treatment, Hard Water vs. Soft Water, Water Conditioning, Water Filtration, Water Softening
Year after year, pumpkin lattes and chamomile teas help us welcome in the winter with flavor and spice and everything nice. They remind us of home. And speaking of home, have you ever wondered why the hot drinks you make at home never taste as good as the ones you get...
by Andrea Arnett | Sep 26, 2019 | Benefits of Whole-Home Water Treatment, Causes of Water Contamination, Ditch the Plastic, Water Filtration
Tap Water Trust Issues For many years, we’ve trusted public works to provide clean tap water. Sure, it doesn’t taste or smell that great. But at the very least, we assumed it would be safe for cooking, bathing, and drinking. Recent events and studies have shown...
