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Why Choose a Whole House Filter?

13 October, 2015 (10:12) | Water Quality & Health Benefits | By: Smart Marketing

There are many different types of water filtration systems you can choose for your home, but before you make the decision, you first need to know the quality of your water. Obtaining an in-depth water report will alert you to any hidden contaminants in your water and can help you decide which water filtration system […]

Healthy Kidneys Need Plenty of High-Quality Water

17 August, 2015 (10:19) | Water Quality & Health Benefits | By: Smart Marketing

Your kidneys are extremely important to your health, although they may not get the same attention as your heart or your lungs. They are not very big, but they do have a big job when it comes to working for your body. They keep a person healthy by maintaining the right balance of water and […]

Beware of Nitrate Contaminated Water

29 July, 2015 (12:43) | Water Quality & Health Benefits | By: Smart Marketing

One of the biggest reasons residents in our area look for water filtration systems is due to the level of nitrates found in our drinking water.  The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently estimated that as many as 52 percent of community wells and 57 percent of domestic water wells are contaminated by a measurable amount […]

5 Ways to Get Your Kids to Drink More Water

30 June, 2015 (07:48) | Water Quality & Health Benefits | By: Smart Marketing

Drinking water throughout the day is a must for good health, in fact there isn’t a nutritionist out there who doesn’t stress the importance of drinking enough water. As good as water is for us though, it can often be a struggle to get in the recommended daily amount. This is especially true for children; […]

Does Boiling Water Really Work?

27 April, 2015 (07:49) | Water Quality & Health Benefits | By: Smart Marketing

When water main breaks occur or water authorities find contaminants beyond acceptable limits, the public is typically informed right away and told to boil their water before using it for consumption or other direct uses. When these warnings and boil water advisories occur, it leaves many wondering if their city’s water supplies are actually safe […]

Contaminated Water – Another Byproduct of Wildfires

25 February, 2015 (11:13) | Water Quality & Health Benefits | By: Smart Marketing

California is no stranger to wildfires but this year has seen a significant increase in wildfire incidents.  In 2013, there were 4,243 wildfires that burned almost 115,000 acres of land and already this season California has seen over 5,000 wildfires.  We are all well aware of the impact wildfires have on deforestation and property damage […]

What you need to know about radionuclides

20 January, 2015 (06:51) | Water Quality & Health Benefits | By: Smart Marketing

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulates several drinking water contaminants, including radionuclides, to protect public health. But many Americans are not aware of the possible contaminants – over 100 that are regulated and others that are not. Some households protect their water with a home drinking water system while others choose to ignore the benefits of high-quality […]

The Connection Between Hydration and Diabetes

14 November, 2014 (12:00) | Water Quality & Health Benefits | By: Smart Marketing

Drinking water frequently throughout the day is probably one of the most recommended dietary changes when it comes to a healthy body.  This is especially true for diabetics; while drinking water isn’t the cure for diabetes, nor has it been proven to lower blood glucose levels on its own, it does however help support kidney function, […]

Water Quality in Fullerton, California

15 October, 2014 (06:03) | Water Quality & Health Benefits | By: Smart Marketing

Households using municipal or rural water supplies can depend on their local water utility to follow Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) guidelines for maximum levels of contaminants. However, private well owners are not monitored by government agencies. This means the owner must take responsibility for the condition of the system, routine testing and costs and water […]

How do I know if I’m dehydrated?

27 June, 2014 (06:08) | Water Quality & Health Benefits | By: Smart Marketing

“Drinking water is essential for our bodies to function properly.”  These words are not just empty rhetoric; it has been estimated that nearly 75 percent of Americans may suffer from chronic dehydration.  Chronic dehydration occurs when individuals go days without drinking the recommended minimum amount of water to keep their bodies properly hydrated.  When a […]