Soft Water vs. Hard Water

Soft Water vs. Hard Water: Which is Better for Your Health, Home, and Wallet?

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…

Water Softener vs Water Conditioner

Water Softener vs Water Conditioner: A Complete Guide

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…

What Are Water Filtration Systems

What Are Water Filtration Systems & How Do They work?

Water filtration systems are physical filtration media that purify water from impurities by removing solid particles, contaminants, and other unwanted substances from the water.  Water filtration systems work by passing water through filters that trap contaminants. This procedure makes tap water contaminants-free and pure. Depending on the system type, this process involves multiple stages, each…

Ion Exchange Process

Ion Exchange Process: Applications, Benefits, and How It Works

Many water purification methods exist but for highly selective ion removal for industrial applications, ion exchange processes come up at the top.  It’s a chemical process for improving water quality. The working is simple in theory. It simply swaps undesirable ions in the water with less harmful ions. This chemical process relies on specialized ion…

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