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May 20, 2021

Ultraviolet (UV) Light Sterilizers for Home Water Supplies
Ultraviolet (UV) radiation produced from the sun or from artificial light sources is a powerful wavelength of light. In nature, UV light kills bacteria and pathogens when those organisms are exposed to the rays. In the home, Ultraviolet Light Sterilizers have the same power, disinfecting and sanitizing the water you and your family drink, bathe, and cook with. These systems can be used to sterilize both municipal water supplies and as water piped in from private wells.
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May 6, 2021

Would You Drink Recycled Waste Water?
Even though recycled water has gone through a rigorous filtration process, the idea of it can be unsettling to most people. Think about it, during the OCWD treatment process, they have devices to remove solids from the water, this includes fecal matter, animals that may have died in the sewers, and of course paper products such as toilet paper, wipes, and feminine products.
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April 29, 2021

Microns: Measuring Water Filter Effectiveness
Whole house water filter systems are used in homes throughout the world. These filters trap harmful and unpleasant substances in the water you use to drink, bathe, and cook meals. Every filter is different, and its effectiveness depends on the microscopic pores in the filter elements, which are measured in microns. What size of microns should your whole house water filter have to ensure pure, clean, fresh-tasting water? In the following guide, we will explore water filter micron sizes, giving you the details you need to select the best whole house water filter system for your needs.
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April 28, 2021

Build an Overland Portable Reverse Osmosis Water System
When getting ready for an overland adventure, you have to make sure you are prepared for the worst-case scenario. What does that exactly mean? You bring tools, spare tires, a generator, winch, rope, shelter, and most importantly, food and water. Even if you run out of the food you brought, you can still find meat sources by hunting down rabbits, birds and etc. But once you’re out of water, then that’s when it becomes dangerous.
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April 21, 2021

Commercial Reverse Osmosis Systems: Uses and Applications
Many industries rely on highly purified water to produce consumer goods or to perform steps in a service process. These industries need powerful systems to remove suspended solids and dissolved contaminants from water supplies. A commercial reverse osmosis system is designed to provide ultra-pure water for industrial applications. In this guide, we will explore commercial reverse osmosis systems and how they are used to provide water for production processes.
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April 14, 2021

Boiled Water Vs. Filtered Water
Unfortunately, boiling water takes time and energy to ensure safe drinking water. Another aspect to consider is that not all microorganisms are killed by the boiling process. Certain factors can interfere with the safety of boiled water as well.
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April 7, 2021

Should You DIY or Just Buy?
In this article, we’re going to discuss if you should DIY or BUY something. We’re talking about the Premium Dual RV/Marine Water Softener Regeneration Kit and Water Filter. This dual-stage water filtration equipment is very popular with RVers. The first stage works as a prefilter that catches any sediment such as dirt, rust, and other larger particles that may be floating in the water. The second stage is to eliminate chlorine, improve taste and odors.
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March 31, 2021

Why it's important to filter water for Hydroponics
The reason why it’s important to filter water for hydroponics is to get rid of contaminants that are present. These can range from chlorine, chloramines, lead, VOCs, just to name a few. In addition, keeping the water clean and debris-free reduces the risk of disease. When it comes to filtering water for hydroponics, you do have a few choices.
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March 25, 2021

Filtered Drinking Water For Apartments
I’m sure you’re wondering how effective is this filter? Let’s start with the fact the carbon filter inside is rated at 0.5-microns. To paint a picture in your mind, the average human hair is 150-microns. Lint, particles that are visible to the naked eye measure at 25-microns. If we go even smaller, let’s say between 1-5-microns, then you can expect bacteria, dust, and animal dander to fall within that size range. So that means, there are a lot of contaminants that won’t get through this filter.
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