Radon is a radioactive gas that has no color, odor, or taste. It is found naturally in the soil in some places, and comes from the breakdown of uranium found naturally in the ground. As this element breaks down, radon gas forms and can easily seep into the air in homes, offices, schools, and any other…
What to Look for in Water Treatment Companies in Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Choosing a service contractor can be tough, especially in an industry like water treatment where homeowners are frequently searching for companies for the first time. In order to make an informed decision, it’s important to know what makes a good water treatment company in the first place. Today we’re going to help you do that…
What are Tannins and How Do They Get Into Drinking Water?
Many people have heard of tannins in relation to wine: they are what gives wine its “dry” taste. But did you know that tannins are also a form of water contamination? As it turns out, high levels of tannins can affect the taste and smell of tap water, in addition to causing some problems around…
What are Total Dissolved Solids in Water?
Some of the most damaging tap water contaminants are too small for the naked eye to see. In order to get a general idea of your water quality, these tiny contaminants are often grouped into a measurement known as total dissolved solids. Today we’re going to talk about what total dissolved solids are and the…
How Does Hard Water Affect the Faucets in Your Pennsylvania or New Jersey Home?
Hard water can be very problematic in your home, and it tends to cause the biggest issues on the surfaces that your tap water comes into most frequent contact with. Your faucets certainly fall into that category, because they are responsible for delivering a large majority of the water that you use at home. Today…