Our city water municipalities across South Florida have a tough task on a daily basis. They are responsible to make un potable water potable. While the source water either comes from shallow wells or reservoirs, the quality is not that good. Guidelines set forth by...
The water we get from our tap seems ok, maybe a little chemical smell or a little color. But is it safe to drink? Most of the impurities in the water are undetectable to sight, smell or taste, but could still be present. The water municipalities are required by the...
Most people take their water for granted. A sulfur smell (rotten egg odor) coming out of a well is common in South Florida. This is a gas trapped in the water and once it aerates becomes quite bothersome. In a municipal supply we often notice a chemical or Chlorine...
With deepest part of summer here, the excessive heat requires us to keep hydrated. What do you drink? It is recommended drinking 8 eight ounce glasses of water per day. The question is what is in the tap water you may be consuming? An excerpt from an article in the...
As people become increasingly aware of the benefits of purified water, the demand for equipment capable of treating both municipal and well water supplies continues to grow. As a result, Whole House Reverse Osmosis systems are becoming widely accepted. In certain...
