Everyone knows that drinking an adequate amount of water is critical to our survival, but should we worry about whether we get our water from a bottle with a nice label or from the kitchen sink? According to Mr. Benjamin … Continue reading →

Have you ever noticed a slight odor to your water? Some have described having a rotten egg odor. Well there is a legitimate explanation for this odor. This rotten egg smell is actually an indication that you have hydrogen-sulfide gas … Continue reading →

Do you know what percentage of your own body is made up of water? Well the answer is approximately 70 percent. Everyone knows that water is vital to our survival, but are you aware of some of the other interesting … Continue reading →

Your hot, you just come in from your yard in July to pour yourself a cold glass of water from your tap. But, have you ever wondered exactly where that water comes from? I’m not referring to your well or … Continue reading →

Have you ever really thought about the quality of the air or the quality of the water in your home?  You just breathe the air and it seems fine, and you use the water and it seems fine.  But have … Continue reading →

You turn on the tap and get a glass of water. It seems fine. But have you ever wondered if your water was safe to drink? Stories are constantly being heard on the news about contaminated water sources and unknown … Continue reading →

It’s a very good feeling when you drink a tall, cold glass of truly clean water, and if you have a water filtration system in your home then you know what I’m talking about. But just as you take care … Continue reading →

Here is a science lesson for you. Did you know that iron is one of the earth’s most plentiful resources and accounts for at least five percent of the earth’s crust? This fact is why iron is often present in … Continue reading →

There is no question that bottled water is big business which is great on some levels but unfortunately does come at a great cost to our environment. This mult-billion dollar industry causes the need for 1.5 million tons of plastic … Continue reading →

State environmental agencies have collected and analyzed water data to pinpoint the cities with the worst water quality in the United States. This data concluded that the level of chemicals in some Americans’ drinking water exceeds recommended health guidelines. Many … Continue reading →