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One of the possible reasons your household bills keep piling up is hard water. Fortunately, there is a cost-effective remedy to such a problem – a water softener system. It works by removing excess amounts of calcium and magnesium from your water at home, thus softening the water you consume. Here are a few ways a water softener system can help save you more money:
There are several health risks associated with drinking contaminated water. That’s why it’s important to ensure your drinking water is safe and free from contaminants. One way of ensuring you have access to clean, safe drinking water is to install a water purifier. Unfortunately, there are a lot of misconceptions about water purifiers.
Common myths about water purifiers include:
The tap water you use in your home for drinking, cooking, and bathing could come from lakes, rivers, reservoirs, or other surface or underground water sources. This water can be contaminated with various pollutants like lead, e. coli, sulfur, and general dirt. That said, how can you ensure that the water you’re using at home is really safe for you and your family? Continue reading “Is Your Tap Water Safe to Drink?”
Water quality issues can be quite easy to notice. Since most of their telltale signs can be perceived by the senses, you can easily know that there’s a problem once you smell, taste, or see them. Rainsoft of NE Iowa, a trusted provider of plumbing services and home water treatment products, lists some of the symptoms of water quality issues that you might encounter in your home. Continue reading “How to Tell if You Have Water Quality Issues at Home”
It’s practically impossible for just one water filter to remove all of the contaminants in water. For a water treatment system to produce safe drinking water, it’d need to use several filtration methods. The water treatment experts at RainSoft® of NE Iowa give you an overview of the different filter types and the contaminants they can remove below. Continue reading “What Contaminants Can Water Treatment Systems Remove?”
There’s nothing wrong with drinking tap water—the Safe Drinking Water Act as well as strict guidelines set by the Environmental Protection Agency makes sure it’s safe to drink. Still, there’s no way to know what’s in your water, and that might bother some people. Continue reading “Safe and Pure: Ways to Purify Your Drinking Water”
