As a student, taxpayer, or employee, we have certain expectations of how and what water should be in the places we are during our daily lives. Are you a dentist? Are your patients rinsing with unfiltered water?
Whether we are parents with children in school, taxpayers in our municipalities, patients at the local dentist or employees in large corporations or small mom and pop shops, we have an expectation to have safe drinking water supplied. Today, there are many TDSs (total dissolved solids) being identified in the drinking water in many areas here in northern NJ. Those include but are not limited to PFOAs, lead and 1, 4 Dioxane to name a few.
As a school https://pbwatersoftening.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/iStock_000008906235Small-2-1.jpgistrator or employer, it is your responsibility to insure the safety of your charges. Pure drinking water is as simple as installing a water filtration system that addresses any potential TDSs in your water.
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https://youtu.be/_-65lTrCOu0 Most people are familiar with reverse osmosis systems that install underneath a kitchen sink. These systems provide filtered water for drinking and cooking from one dedicated faucet. But what if you want that same type of water throughout your entire home? That is where a whole house reverse osmosis
Most homeowners never think about their water softener drain. They assume if the system is producing soft water, everything is working properly. During this installation, we discovered a much bigger problem than an aging water softener. The drain had been installed incorrectly and needed to be completely redesigned. Watch the
