Drugs in the Water Recent events have led to a growing concern regarding trace pharmaceutical compounds found in drinking supplies across the United States. While pharmaceuticals have been detected in amounts far below the levels considered harmful to humans and there is no evidence demonstrating these pharmaceuticals pose a significant health risk to humans. Yet, we understand many consumers…
How can hard water affect your hair? Hard water, which contains high levels of minerals like calcium and magnesium, can have noticeable effects on both your hair and skin. “If you’ve ever washed your hands and noticed a film on them afterward, this is the result of hard water. Imagine what its doing to your…
City water may be treated, but some municipal water supplies still require in-home water treatment. Although city water (water from a municipal water system) is usually treated before it reaches your home, most city water is still hard and contains some level of contaminants. Municipal water treatment plants are required to provide water that meets…
What is Reverse Osmosis? Reverse osmosis (RO) is an advanced water treatment process that purifies water by forcing it through a semi-permeable membrane designed to remove contaminants at a microscopic level. As water is pushed through this membrane under pressure, only pure water molecules are allowed to pass through, while dissolved solids, heavy metals, chemicals,…
And How Can Culligan Whole-Solutions Help? When we think about health and wellness, we often focus on diet, exercise, and skincare routines. But there’s one crucial factor that often gets overlooked: water quality. The water coming out of your taps doesn’t just affect what you drink—it touches your skin, hair, and body every single day.…
Several tax breaks and incentives are available at both federal and state levels to encourage investments in energy-efficient water treatment and conservation. Federal tax incentives State and local incentives Important considerations By utilizing these tax breaks and incentives, individuals and businesses can reduce the cost of investing in energy-efficient water treatment and contribute to a…
According to the legal limits and KY water utility companies, most of Kentucky’s tap water quality is generally safe, thanks to strict regulations by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Kentucky Division of Water. These agencies ensure the water meets safety standards. Yet, some contaminants may exceed recommended levels, and water quality can differ…
Many water supplies naturally include minerals such as calcium, iron, and magnesium that make the water hard. Soft Water is water that is free from these minerals. According to the US Geological Survey, 85% of water in the United States is hard. Whether the water in your home is supplied by a well or the…
Spring is the perfect time to refresh and renew your home, clearing away the buildup of dust, grime, and hard water stains that accumulate over the winter months. While many people focus on decluttering and deep cleaning, one crucial factor often goes overlooked: the quality of the water being used. Soft water, which is free from…
The water purification process does more than improve the taste of water. Water purification further refines water quality and makes it better for human consumption. In our homes, there are two main uses of water. There is the water we drink and cook with, or drinking water, and the water we use for bathing and…