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We’ve got plenty more where that came from. If you’re the kind of person who likes to dig in and figure things out before making a decision, we get it. From quick tips to comprehensive guides, we have everything to help you understand our systems, your water, and what you can do to improve it.
Just as Summer is the perfect time to grill up some burgers, Fall is the perfect time to cozy up in the kitchen and bake your favorite seasonal treats. But did you know that the quality of your water can have a surprising impact on your fall cooking?
For many homeowners, hard water cooking issues go unnoticed, but they can subtly affect the texture, flavor, and overall success of your dishes. But when you switch to soft water for baking and every… Read more
23rd Sep 2025
If you’ve ever traveled to another city, or even just across town, you may have noticed the water tastes different, feels different in the shower, or leaves more (or fewer) spots on your dishes. That’s because water quality by region isn’t the same everywhere.
The factors affecting water quality range from local geology to weather patterns, and from infrastructure age to nearby land use. Whether your home relies on a municipal w… Read more
When we think of hard water effects on home environments, most of us picture chalky faucets, soap scum, or stubborn shower stains. But what if the problem runs deeper than just the surface? Recent studies and homeowner experiences suggest that hard water doesn’t just affect plumbing and appliances, but it can also influence the very air you breathe indoors.
If you’ve ever wondered, Does hard water affect air quality?, the answer may s… Read more
If you’ve been digging into what’s in your tap water, you’ve probably come across the term chloramine, and maybe even found out your water supply uses it. You’re not alone. More than 20% of Americans get municipal water treated with chloramine instead of chlorine.
It’s there to kill bacteria, viruses, and other harmful microorganisms. But just because it’s useful for keeping water safe doesn’t mean you wa… Read more