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Not keeping a faucet clean affects water hygiene, causes mineral buildup, and lessens the durability of the fixtures. In most households, different faucets have different types of residue on various fixtures. For example, the kitchen faucet has marks of grease, food particles, or splatter from cooking. Whereas, the bathroom faucet deals with more soap scum,…
Due to hard water levels, most homes in Canadian cities require a water softener to prolong the life of appliances and protect plumbing. But when choosing the right system, many of our clients are confused about whether to pick a single-tank water softener or a dual-tank water softener (also called a twin-tank water softener). At…
Hard water is a problem in 75% of Canadian homes; it dries out skin and hair, clogs pipes, discolors fixtures, and decreases appliance functionality. The majority of people use either salt-based or salt-free water softeners to address this. Hard water is treated by both salt-based and salt-free water softeners, but only one of them is…
Water softener shower heads promise smoother skin, shinier hair, and cleaner bathroom tiles. However, the name is marketed as a quick alternative to full softening systems, but they only reduce calcium and magnesium. They offer surface-level filtration and can not completely remove hardness minerals the way full-house water softeners do, at least not in a…
As more Canadians question what is in their tap water, the demand for smarter filtration systems is rising rapidly. A 2025 report found that 96% of Canadians consider water quality a priority, and 34% now use home filters.That shift is driven by real concerns, like contaminants, PFAS regulations, and growing awareness of microbes in municipal…
Kitchen faucets are used countless times daily for cleaning produce and dishes or for filling pots and pans. When they start to leak, make strange noises, or the water turns an odd colour, it disrupts everything. Even top-tier models can break down over time due to hard water, high usage, or improper installation. In this…
One of the most reported issues we hear from homeowners is water from the RO system tasting off. This is often caused by chlorine breakthrough, fouled membranes, or pressure imbalance. But there are many other issues, like pressure being too low or an insufficient water supply. While RO units are low-maintenance by design, knowing how…
In RO systems, water pressure directly affects the performance of water purification. The filtration speed, output volume, and efficiency of contaminant removal all depend on the water’s pressure. If pressure drops, everything slows down, from water flow to filter performance. Low water pressure is one of the most common issues in underperforming RO setups. It…
Many people think tap water in Canada is always clean and safe. But that’s not always the reality. Canada’s water rules aren’t as strict as some other countries, so harmful impurities in the water may go without any treatment. Lead was found above safe levels in homes and schools in Toronto and Montreal. This is…
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…
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