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Every day, humans drink nearly 2 to 4 liters of water. Most of it comes from municipal supplies that travel through old pipes, sourced from rivers, lakes, or reservoirs. But that supply isn’t always clean. Globally, over 2 billion people still drink impure water contaminated with pollutants. It’s a serious health concern, especially in regions…
Running water is an excellent modern convenience, but it’s also one that requires some attention. The water in our pipes may contain bacteria, dirt, debris, sand, and many other contaminants. Keep in mind, we’re washing our dishes, cooking, showering, and cleaning with this water every single day. Without proper treatment, a problematic water supply may…
Proper hydration is a must for good health, clear thinking, and productive workflows. There’s also the matter of water cleanliness and taste, whether we’re at home or in a workplace. Water cooler breaks are refreshing and help in building connections with coworkers, so let’s consider more convenient and sustainable options for daily water consumption. In…
Deciding whether well water is better than city water? This depends on your location, budget, and how much control you want over your water quality. Each source has its trade-offs. City water offers regulated service, but with recurring costs. Whereas, well water offers more independence and is free to use, but it demands maintenance. So,…
We all hear one thing constantly: “drink more water!” and “stay hydrated!”. Yet this common health narrative fails to explain which type of water offers the best results. In Canada, what flows from your tap might look clean, but it can contain trace contaminants, additives, or minerals that affect your health and taste preferences. To…
According to Health Canada’s yearly report, provinces such as Ontario (320 mg/L) and Saskatchewan (532 mg/L) have some of the hardest water levels in the country. Since anything above 200 mg/L is considered unsuitable for home use, these levels raise serious concerns for daily cleaning, bathing, and appliance use. Not turning it into soft water…
Everyone needs to make sure that their water is safe and clean enough to drink with water treatment systems. Filtration systems like activated carbon or mechanical filters get the job done. They remove sediment, bacteria, and some chemicals. Emphasis on “some” as they fall short when it comes to dissolved salts, minerals, and metals. Reverse…
You might be noticing a change in the taste of your water or dealing with lower water pressure. How Often Should I Change My Water Filter? The answer depends on usage, water quality, and the type of filter. Most need replacing every 2 to 6 months, but if your water tastes bad, smells odd, or…
People living in areas (U.S. and Canada) with hardness in water understand issues like unpleasant odors and mineral buildups. So, most people start looking for water “softening” treatments. The most effective water treatments are water softeners and water conditioners. The terms seem carbon-copy terms but there are differences between water softener and water conditioner. A…
If you’ve noticed water filter leakage in your home, you’re not alone. It’s a common issue that can lead to water wastage, inconvenience, and even unexpected messes. The good news is that most of these leaks are easy to identify and fix with a little know-how. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the most…
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