Did you know that water chemistry can differ greatly between municipalities and even within the same town? The only way to know your home’s unique water chemistry and which water treatment options are right for you, is to have a water test done. Read the full article here.
Many people may not realize that their tap water contains Fluoride. Although low levels of this mineral occur naturally in most sources of drinking water, some municipalities add more fluoride to their drinking water to help promote better dental hygiene and prevent tooth decay. This has been the case for decades. While Fluoride definitely has…
When you turn on your tap does your water smell or taste like chlorine? Chances are, if your water comes from a municipal water source, it most likely does. Chlorine serves a very important role in keeping our water safe for drinking, however once water arrives at your tap it is no longer necessary, and…
Research shows that softened water can save you money and extend the life of appliances, clothing, and more. Read the full article here.
Closing your cottage for the season? Don’t forget to winterize your water treatment equipment. When it comes time to close your cottage for the season the checklist of items to winterize can be long, but it is important to make sure your water treatment equipment is on the list. Water Softeners need to be disconnected…
When you turn on your tap does your water have a yellowish tint? If it does, you are not alone. There are many factors that could cause your water to not be as clean and clear as you would like it to be. Iron Red Water Iron is a common element found in water sources…
Are you tired of lugging bottled water to the cottage? Does your water have an unpleasant taste or odour? Some of the most common cottage water concerns are brown or yellow water, smelly water, and staining on fixtures. Or you might be concerned about bacteria levels in your drinking water. These issues can be caused…
If a well or lake is your primary source of drinking water for your home it is important to have it tested regularly to ensure that it is clean, clear, and free of contaminants. Well water is untreated water from a ground source that absorbs a little bit of everything it comes in contact with.…
Have you ever lifted the lid on your toilet tank only to find black staining inside the tank? Or perhaps you are seeing some black stains in your toilet bowl or dishwasher? These unsightly stains may be a result of high levels of manganese in your water. Manganese is a natural element that is commonly…
Water softeners use ion-charged media to remove hardness minerals from your water, resulting in softer, higher quality water for you and your family. To keep your Water Depot water softener working at top performance, the media will automatically be cleaned using a brine solution of salt and water. The quality of the salt used in…