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How to Calculate Your Return On Investment for Water Treatment   We know that water treatment is optional.  It is possible in hard water areas to leave the issue unaddressed and just "deal" with it in other ways.  These other ways typically consist of: Preventive...

Water softeners use what is known as ion exchange. This is a fairly common process used in a variety of industries such as: food & beverage, metals finishing, chemical & petrochemical, pharmaceutica…

My home uses a lot of water and I need the 1 ½” water main (or whatever size you have – 3/4…

Usually when we talk with people about water treatment and filtration there is someone in the room that has lived with or has had a family member that has lived with well water on their property. For…

Real estate investment and rental properties are a super strategy that is employed by thousands of people to provide some passive income and build up personal (or business) equity. Most of us have pl…

Maybe you have had to soak your coffee pot in vinegar and even run some through the coffee maker to get the water flowing again? That’s what Patty used to experience month after month in Helendale / …

It all comes down to personal preference and what level of water quality you are trying to accomplish based on just a few factors. Here are three to consider:…

Hot water is a luxury that most of us do not want to live without. It has really become more of a necessity for daily comfort. Yet it mostly sits in a tank in our garage or basement waiting for us t…

Perhaps you find it relaxing and even somewhat therapeutic to wash your car on a nice, sunny day. It can even be a fun family or couples activity that has played out thousands of times in television …

Lori in Boise was! Not only is that tedious, but I am pretty sure there is an element of danger involved?? The scale was so hard around her faucets and fixtures that she invested the extra time (and …