Many strenuous New Year’s resolutions often include being more mindful of what you put in your body. Over the years, cleaner water has become a great concern, especially to those with small children in the home. Many would assume turning on the faucet to get a glass of water would Read more…
If you are like many homeowners, then you may not be a fan of drinking the tap water in your home. However, constantly buying bottled water to drink and cook with is neither a good decision for the environment nor your budget. While you can always add a filter to Read more…
One of the unique things about buying or renting a home is that it comes with all the large installed appliances left by the previous resident. Homes usually come with a fridge, stove, HVAC, water heater, and sometimes even washer/dryer. But what’s that large appliance near the water main or Read more…
Most people don’t think of lead as a problem in today’s day and age, particularly when it comes to their drinking water. However, even though we’ve stopped using lead in our water pipes and fixtures today, there are still decades worth of old pipes across the country transporting our water. Read more…
High levels of iron and manganese in water are generally caused by corroded iron pipes. Learn how a water softener can eliminate excessive iron levels
Hippocrates once proclaimed that “all disease begins in the gut.” Even so, few people associate the quality of their drinking water with gut health. The fact is that certain contaminants in potable water can cause a variety of gastrointestinal issues. Here are a few you need to be concerned with Read more…
Eyewitness NewsThursday, September 27, 2018 06:13PMWEST ORANGE, New Jersey (WABC) — New Jersey school officials are taking steps to keep students safe following the discovery legionella bacteria in the water supply. The bacteria, which can cause lung infections, was found in all but three schools in West Orange. Officials said Read more…
It’s no secret; our tap water is generally filled with foreign toxins/chemicals that are unrecognized by our body. In New Jersey, specifically, toxic chemicals were found in dozens of neighborhoods over the past couple of years. Luckily, New Jersey has recently become the first state to pass regulation for toxins Read more…
Not all tap water is equal. Anyone who has lived in a few different neighborhoods even in the same metropolitan area has no doubt realized that the tap water that comes out of one home tap can be very different from the water in another home. Your tap water is affected Read more…
When you’re trying to sell a home for the best possible price, every little thing counts. The color of the walls, the cleanliness of the baseboards, and the age of the installed appliances can all have a huge impact on the final buying price of the home and it’s up Read more…
