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California Economy Felt In The Water

28 March, 2011 (16:54) | Water News | By: admin

California’s economy can be felt in a multitude of manners. It doesn’t target a specific group of people or jobs, and for the most part, most people have been affected in one way or another. A recent news article even reminded us that the lack of funding in the state of California has put water [...]

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Fluoride, For The Health Of Our Kids

10 January, 2011 (12:13) | Water News | By: admin

Parents will do anything to ensure the health and safety of their children. That’s why we do our best to make sure they’re staying healthy by eating a well-balanced diet and drinking water. But even after many years of pushing the 8 glasses a day routine, new research studies show that all tap water may [...]

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Probable Carcinogen Invades Water Sources

30 December, 2010 (11:37) | Water News | By: admin

Sounds like it could be the title of a new sci-fi movie right? A title like this cannot and will not be ignored by American consumers. According to one article, 35 cities in the US have traces of hexavalent chromium, a probable carcinogen, as is reported in the Washington Post. In 25 of those cities, [...]

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Just Because You Can’t See It, Doesn’t Mean It Isn’t There

25 July, 2010 (21:35) | Drinking Water System, Impurities Found in Drinking Water, Impurity Solutions, Reverse Osmosis | By: admin

It has been used for animal feeds, herbicides, pesticides, lead batteries, and wood preservatives among others. We’re talking about arsenic – a cancer causing carcinogen. So why is it still contaminating our water? And why isn’t every municipal water source scrambling to filter out this toxin for its residents? According to the US Geological Survey’s [...]

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Who’s Filtering YOUR Water?

3 February, 2010 (04:47) | Reverse Osmosis | By: admin

Unsafe drinking water warnings seem to be popping up in the news with an alarming frequency as of late. Sometimes these problems are the result of human error, a machine gone haywire, a flood, or simply an overgrowth of algae or bacteria. Regardless of whether your water is treated by your municipality or drawn from [...]

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What is a Water Softener?

28 January, 2010 (00:18) | Hard Water Solutions | By: admin

WQA “Water Quality Association” defines soft water as any water which has been processed in some manner (like a Conditioner) BUT must be able to reduce the total hardness to 1 grain per gallon or less, expressed as calcium carbonate equivalent. The water softener system also needs to be certified S100 by the WQA in [...]

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Unsafe Drinking Water Found at Thousands of Schools

28 January, 2010 (00:17) | Impurities Found in Drinking Water | By: admin

According to investigation released by the Associated Press in September 2009, the drinking water at thousands of schools across the country contains unsafe levels of lead, pesticides and dozens of other toxins. This investigation revealed contamination in both public and private schools, from small towns to large cities and in all 50 states. The contamination [...]

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