There are many ways to cut weight, but one of the few that is scientifically proven is to drink more water. Why? Water not only has a number of health benefits on its own, but also can supplement the two most important ways of losing weight and maintaining your healthy lifestyle — diet and exercise. […]
If you live in , and are trying to decide on a Culligan® Reverse Osmosis system versus a faucet-mount or bulky refrigerator pitcher, there are a number of things to consider. The first is, what are you getting from a reverse osmosis filter – or better yet – what is being left out? If you […]
The subject of water taste can be, well…subjective. After all, each individual has his or her specific palate for sensing flavors. But there are certain instances when water undeniably has a certain unpleasant flavor. The question is — is this ok, or is this something you should worry about? Let’s take a look at […]
When should you winterize your water softener? If you live in a colder climate such as , or have a home in a warmer climate you venture to over the holidays and through the winter, you may take steps to protect your pipes from freezing. So why wouldn’t you protect your water conditioning equipment as […]
would like to help conserve water this holiday season. Here are some water saving tips that are sure to help!
Copper is one metal that acid water can dissolve into your water system. While copper pipes are used in household plumbing, and it is in fact necessary for your diet, it can be poisonous. Infants and Wilson’s Disease Risks The body has a natural way of regulating copper. However, children under one year old do […]
The most common way to diagnose a contamination of sulfur or hydrogen sulfate in your home is the smell. To that end, there are simple steps you can take to eliminate this from your faucets. Determine the Source Your first order of business is to find the source — in your drain, or in your […]
Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) is the combination of any cations (positively charged) and anions (negatively charged) in your water. Having a test for TDS can tell you the amount, but will not identify the nature of these ionic relationships. Total dissolved solids can come from a number of sources, and the location of your home, […]