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What’s Really in My Water? A Closer Look at What Comes Out of the Tap You turn on the faucet, fill a glass, and take a sip, something most of us do without a second thought. After all, if water is coming out of your tap, it must be safe… right? The truth is more …
Does Your Water Source Matter? Introduction: Why Your Water Source Deserves a Closer Look Most people think all water is basically the same—clear, refreshing, and safe to drink. But the truth is that the source of your water directly influences what’s in it, the contaminants in the water, how it tastes, how it performs in …
Reverse Osmosis vs Distilled Water When it comes to clean drinking water, two methods rise to the top of the list: reverse osmosis (RO) and distillation. Both remove impurities, but they work in different ways and can produce different results. Understanding these differences can help you decide which option is best for you, so that …
If you’ve been keeping up with news about drinking water safety, you’ve probably heard about PFAs—those so-called “forever chemicals” that seem to be everywhere these days. Found in everything from non-stick cookware to water-resistant clothing, these man-made chemicals are now showing up in our water supplies. Understandably, many people are turning to household water filters …
What is Vapor Distilled Water? Vapor distilled water is produced through a process that mirrors the natural hydrologic cycle, essentially converting water to vapor and then condensing it back into liquid form. This process involves heating the water to create steam, which rises and leaves impurities behind. These contaminants could be chemicals, bacteria, viruses, or …
In today’s health-conscious world, many homeowners are turning to home water distillation systems to achieve the pinnacle of water purity for their households. The question often arises: is it feasible to have distilled water piped throughout the entire house? While the allure of using distilled water for all household purposes is strong, it’s essential to …
Many well owners purchase well water purification systems in an effort to provide their families with safe drinking water. If a well owner does not carefully monitor their water quality, there can be serious health risks both in the short and long term. For those who rely on a well water system, knowing how to …
Many people ask, “is my water safe to drink after a flood?” The answer depends on many factors that are largely out of your control. Did flood water enter your well or local water treatment plant? Did your local government officials issue a boil alert? Has there been damage to any pipes leading to your …
Bacteria in water can cause humans and animals to experience various symptoms such as nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, fatigue, headaches, and fever, and unfortunately, at times, ingestion can prove fatal. Many common types of bacteria may be present in tap or well water at any time. While municipal water treatment plants do their best to keep …
Homeowners should know the risks of uranium in drinking water. Uranium is a radioactive heavy metal with no smell or taste, making it difficult to detect without testing. Well-owners, in particular, are responsible for their drinking water and must be extra vigilant. Those using municipal water sources should be concerned as well. According to research …
Why You Should Take Control of Your Drinking Water Have you ever wondered what is in your tap water? Have you been told there is a boil alert in your area? Are you concerned about farm runoff, viruses, or bacteria in your water? Have you recently read articles about people getting sick in different parts …
Distilled water is water that has been purified and produced through heating, evaporation, and condensation to mirror Earth’s natural hydrologic cycle. While there are many methods available to purify drinking water through filtration, chemicals, or reverse osmosis, no system is as singularly effective at water purification as distillation. Distillation uses a phase change to provide …
