Water's Good

1. Benefits of drinking filtered water 2. Avoiding bottled water expenses 3. Environmental impact of single-use plastics 4. Potential hazards of drinking bottled water from single-use plastics 5. Discovering which iSpring home filtration system best fits your family’s needs

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Benefits of Drinking Reverse Osmosis Water Reverse Osmosis systems produce one of the purest forms of drinking water, free from minerals and impurities that could potentially be harmful to your health. Even though some of the contaminants removed during the RO process are not detrimental,...

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Key Points 1. How to know and understand the quality of your water 2. Why Testing for TDS Alone is Ineffective 3. Finding the ideal level of TDS 4. iSpring’s reverse osmosis (RO) products

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Lead contamination in drinking water is a serious public health concern. Lead can leach into the water from old pipes and plumbing fixtures, and even tiny amounts of lead can cause severe health problems, especially for young children.   By understanding the dangers of lead...

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    The most basic key to survival is water. Approximately 60% of our bodies are made up of water, and every cell, organ, and tissue use it to maintain bodily functions. Without water, we would cease to exist.  While we know how essential water is to our overall health, ensuring your...

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Key Points 1. Train derails in an Ohio suburb, spilling toxic chemicals including Vinyl chloride and ethylene glycol monobutyl ether 2. Residents are concerned about the long-term impact exposure to the chemicals involved in the crash will have on their health 3. iSpring’s hearts go out to...

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Key Points 1) Many rural Californians’ drinking water contains dangerous chemicals that can cause severe illness. 2) Using reverse osmosis, nearly all contaminants can be removed from drinking water. 3) iSpring offers both residential and small business solutions to ensure drinking...

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GEORGIA Chattahoochee Riverkeeper officials said they discovered seven species of "forever chemicals" in the Chattahoochee River and some of Atlanta's drinking water. According to a Waterkeeper Alliance study, these chemicals, also known as polyfluoroalkyl and perfluoroalkyl substances or...

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Heavy rainfall in the middle to end of August 2022 caused flooding along the Pearl River valley. In contrast, it was expected that the Pearl would overcome the water crisis. This avoided the anticipated widespread evacuations and significant damages to water purification. Localized flooding,...

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One of the most common questions we're asked as water treatment professionals is, "Is my water safe to drink?" The answer usually depends on your definition of 'safe' and the specific situations regarding your environment and location. If you are asking if the water is potable, meaning...

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