Coffee makers most likely will have two problems stemming from hard water. The mineral buildup clogs the coffee maker and affects your coffee taste. Use soft water for less maintenance, longer-lasting coffee makers, and better-tasting coffee...
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Do you use salt in your home? If so, you probably already know that regular table salt contains sodium chloride (NaCl). Water softeners use salt to soften hard water. The most common types of salt used in these systems are calcium chloride (CaCl2) and magnesium sulfate (MgSO4)...
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Most people get water treatment for taste, better health, and to avoid the negative effects of hard water. But many of the adverse effects of hard water actually cost people more money than they realize. There are numerous ways that soft filtered water can relieve some of your household costs associated with your water....
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There has been a trend for lower ph water or more alkaline water in the last decade, but does it affect you and your family's health, or is it just some gimmick pushed by marketing agencies. This blog will dive into the actual benefits and detriments to ph levels in your water and what you can do about it...
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Clean water has incredible benefits for the human body, 70% of the total human body weight is water, and some of the critical organs in the body, such as the brain and heart, are 73% water. Proper hydration with clean water will improve metabolism, brain function, the feel of your skin, and overall health...
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By now, you probably have had a friend or relative who owns a Water Softener System; if you have not experienced the benefits of using a Water Softener, more than likely, you have already heard of it. Before we get into how it works, let's talk a little about the benefits of a Water Softener...
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Most residents know when drinking their local municipal treated water that the water either has a foul smell, tastes, or drain clogs on appliances. Unfortunately, while the local municipal water companies are typically adhering to EPA standards for health and safety, they are not required to...
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