In Florida, your water most likely comes from a private well or your local municipality.

For wells, because of their environment, there is always a chance that it can suddenly, unbeknownst to you become contaminated. Ideally, your water should have little to no taste or smell. If you detect a color, flavor or odor, it could indicate contamination and should be tested. All wells should ...

Is Your Water Safe After a Storm?

Our country has been devastated by a natural disaster, Hurricane Ian. Hurricane Ian was a large, deadly, destructive Category 4 Atlantic hurricane that caused widespread damage across western Cuba and the southeast United States, especially the states of Florida and South Carolina. Although you may be in survival mode there is a lot to consider at this time and drinking water safety is high on ...

Getting enough clean safe filtered water

Drinking enough filtered water every day is extremely important for your health. Drinking water can prevent dehydration, a condition that can cause unclear thinking, result in mood change, cause your body to overheat, and lead to constipation and kidney stones. Water has zero calories, so it also helps with managing weight and reducing calories substituted for drinks with calories, ...

Water is vital to all living things

Cannabis uses water in its vital functions.  When you water your plants with a nutrient solution, the roots absorb and transport it into the plant’s cell. This is used to produce sugars used to grow and develop the stems, leaves, flowers, and seeds. Excellent water helps provide excellent growth!

Although you could use just any water, it may ...

Water Softener Brine Recovery: A New Approach by Peter S. Cartwright, PE and Tom Cartwright

 

The world struggles with climate change

As the world struggles with climate change and unprecedented weather events, our society is slowly beginning to recognize the severity of the situation. Young people now understand and use terms like sustainability and circular economy while demonstrating a commitment to addressing ...

Here Are A Few Common Drinking Water Contaminants Certain water contaminants, like iron, sulfur, and total dissolved solids, are easy to spot by residue, odor, and discolored water. Other potentially harmful contaminants, like arsenic and lead, can go undetected by the senses. Arsenic in Water Arsenic is one of the more dangerous water contaminants because it is both odorless and tasteless, becoming more toxic over ...