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Over eighty-five percent of the water across the United States is full of minerals like calcium and magnesium, which make water hard.  These hardness minerals create deposits on everything the water…

Yes, but very, very little. One glass (8 oz) of water typically contains approximately 12.5 mg of the Center for Disease Control’s (CDC) recommended 2300 mg of salt per day….

California’s governor, Jerry Brown, has approved a law that will ban plastic microbeads, which measure between 50 and 500 micrometers in diameter, with some being no bigger than a grain…

According to a study commissioned in 2009 by the Water Quality Research Foundation (WQRF) and conducted by the Battelle Memorial Institute, soft water helps appliances operate more efficiently and last…

The growing problem of plastic water bottle use is one that is receiving attention all over the country. As much as 80 percent of all plastic water bottles in the…

Americans Use 35 Times More Water Than the Average Person in an Undeveloped Nation Americans use an average of 176 gallons of water per person per day. This equates to…

Do you know what is in your drinking water?  Would you ever guess that a toxic chemical could find its way into your drinking water? This morning, I read in…

Everyone uses water. We clean, manufacture, farm, garden, eat, drink, and bathe with water. That’s why water is considered a critical resource in commercial, industrial, and residential projects. As a…

Last week, the first of several news stories emerged about contamination in our drinking water supply.  In the Washington Post,writer Lindsey Layton reported that The Environmental Working Group found the presence…