Photo By Vadym Terelyuk at istock The water in your Arlington, TX home can come from two different sources: the municipal or a private well. The different sources are more at risk of being exposed to various types of contaminants. In most cases, your existing plumbing system will already ensure that the water is filtered… Read More
Photo By mediaphotos at istock Depending on where you live, municipal water can contain a wide variety of contaminants and even minerals. If the water supply has quite a lot of minerals, it is known as hard water. You can usually tell the difference when you shower. Hard water will leave a type of residue…. Read More
Photo By AlexLMX at istock A water filter removes contaminants and other harmful chemicals from water, making them safer to use for drinking and cooking. They use either a biological process or a chemical process for removing these contaminants. All water filtration systems serve one purpose: to provide clean drinking water. A plumber can explain… Read More
Photo By nensuria at istock It is no secret that contaminants in water supplies are a concern, and Arlington, TX, is no exception. Homes with water provided from a water treatment plant and homes with well water can benefit from a whole house water filtration system. Water treatment plants do not remove every possible contaminant,… Read More
Photo By Tetiana Garkusha at istock Reverse osmosis water filtration systems are rapidly growing as a popular option for homeowners to enjoy fresh, clean water with the added benefit of natural minerals that aren’t lost in the filtration process. While straight charcoal filters that attach to faucets help eliminate chlorine taste and smell, various particles, and… Read More
