How to Test for PFAS in Water at Home?
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) come in various forms and are present in many products such as fabrics that are water- and stain-resistant, non-stick cookware, fast food wrappers, cleaning products,…
Continue ReadingDoes Reverse Osmosis Remove PFAS?
When they were first manufactured in the 1940s, PFAS were thought to be “miracles of modern chemistry” because of their properties that included resistance to water, chemicals, oil, and high…
Continue ReadingDo Water Softeners Remove PFAS?
Water provides many of the nutrients you need for a healthy life. Nevertheless, drinking water can also be contaminated in several ways, whether you use municipal water or a well….
Continue ReadingCan Forever Chemicals be Filtered out of Water?
Perfluorinated and polyfluorinated alkyl substances (PFAS) have multiple uses because they repel water and oil while also resisting damage from chemicals and high temperatures. As a result, they’re used in…
Continue ReadingWhat are Forever Chemicals in Drinking Water?
Per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (commonly known as PFAS) were introduced in the 1940s and are still in use today. This long period of use is due to their great usefulness…
Continue ReadingWhy and How you Should Maintain your Kinetico Water Softener
If you live in a hard water area, you need to install and maintain a Kinetico water softener to counteract the problem. Failing to maintain properly may mean your water…
Continue ReadingWhat is Water Softener Salt? Salt Versus Salt-free & How to Refill
Hard water causes limescale that blocks pipes and appliances, makes hair appear dull, reduces the effectiveness of soap and detergent, irritates skin conditions and affects the taste of food cooked…
Continue ReadingHow do you Filter Sulfur and Iron from Well Water?
Sulfate is formed as a combination of sulfur and oxygen and occurs naturally in rock and soil formations. Together with hydrogen sulfide and iron, it can get into groundwater and,…
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