Archive

Jun 17, 2024

Culligan in the U.P.

Michigan-based Daily Press recently covered Culligan's water treatment operations in the Upper Peninsula, something that’s been around since 1941.

Jun 10, 2024

New Filter for Lead in Schools

The Louisville Water Company just launched Pure Spout, a new filter that tackles lead contamination in school drinking water.

Jun 3, 2024

If You Can’t Beat ‘Em, Join ‘Em

Douglas Water Conditioning, a longtime staple in southeastern Michigan, started almost 60 years ago when Douglas Lanni turned his salt delivery service into a full-fledged water treatment business.

May 28, 2024

Drilling Company Hypes up UV Filtration

Chatfield Drilling & Water, Pennsylvania-based well drilling and water treatment services company, released a recent article hyping up UV systems and Luminor UV water purification systems in particular.

May 20, 2024

Small-Scale Treatment Systems

There’s been an emerging trend in the water treatment world the last few years: small-scale treatment systems. In a recent piece out of Iowa State University, the team talked about how cities are tackling water shortages by testing small-scale treatment systems and recycling wastewater.

May 13, 2024

POET for PFAS Helps Sell Home

In a recent article from Yakima Herald-Republic, the reporter talks through how the Army is helping install POETs (Point-of-Entry-Treatment systems) in homes in Washington State. But what caught our eye wasn't just the regulations or the tracking of contaminants; it was the real-world impact on homeowners and buyers.

May 6, 2024

Family Water Treatment Business

In a recent article from the Daily Inter Lake (a local news station in Montana) we hear all about Ted Luehr, who switched gears from engineering to water treatment back in the 1980s after he lost his job. He started Advantage Water Conditioning in 1982, and it's become a whole family business with his wife and their five kids (yes, five!) all pitching in.

Apr 29, 2024

Water CEO Questions New EPA Rules

Spartanburg Water CEO Guy Boyle shares his concerns about the new EPA rules that aim to cut down on PFAS in drinking water, saying that “the EPA is going after the wrong people”. Boyle is questioning the effectiveness of these new measures, pointing out that drinking water is only responsible for only 20% of PFAS exposure (source).

Apr 22, 2024

Flushing RO Systems

Family-owned and operated Countryside Water Conditioning released a recent article diving into the nitty-gritty of maintaining reverse osmosis (RO) water systems, a popular choice for ensuring clean drinking water in homes and businesses.