Water is essential for life, yet many families struggle to meet their daily hydration needs. While most people focus on drinking enough water, an often-overlooked factor is the quality of the water itself.  Hard water, which contains high levels of calcium and magnesium, can create subtle barriers that discourage drinking and reduce the benefits of hydration. Improving water quality for health can make a real difference in family hydration h… Read more

If you’ve been seeing symptoms of hard water around your home, such as white buildup on the fixtures or decreased water pressure, you really should consider buying a whole house water softener.  Similarly, if your old home water softener is starting to fail or is being banned in your state, you are probably in the market for a new one. But that will take some serious consideration, mostly how much it will cost? You may think that the c… Read more

When you move into a new place, you're thinking about paint colors, appliance hookups, maybe even where to put the couch, not necessarily the water coming out of your faucet. But here’s the thing: that water could be quietly doing a number on your skin, your pipes, and your appliances.  If you’ve noticed crusty faucets, spotty glasses, or dry skin after showering, it’s time to talk about hard water. What Is Hard Water? Let… Read more

Do you suspect that your water might be hard? Hard water can cause a range of problems in your home, from water spots and scale buildup on appliances to soap scum and clogged pipes in your plumbing system. The best way to determine if you have hard water is to have a professional water test conducted by a certified plumber. If the results indicate hard water, then consider installing a water softener system as part of your plumbing solution… Read more