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The Case for Filters in Schools

Tommy Stricklin from SpringWell Water Systems recently dished out some info about water contamination in U.S. schools and breaks down Michigan's "Filter First" law.

Kevin

Sep 23, 2024

How to Budget for a Water Treatment System

The folks at Clean H2O Pros recently put out an article all about budgeting for a water treatment system, and it's packed with some good info.

Kevin

Sep 16, 2024

WaterFilterGuru Reviews Waterdrop X

A familiar face here at the ‘Treats, Brian Campbell (from WaterFilterGuru.com) did a deep dive into Waterdrop's X Series Reverse Osmosis System.

Kevin

Sep 09, 2024

EcoWater in Iowa Changes Hands

There’s a change of ownership for EcoWater Systems in Carroll, Iowa. After 25 years at the helm, Randy Starman has sold the business to the Drees family, who run the local plumbing supply store Drees Co (the company will now operate as Drees Co. Ecowater Systems).

Kevin

Sep 03, 2024

Consumers’ Water Concerns (by NSF Manager)

Kyle Postmus, a global senior manager at NSF with over 11 years in the water treatment industry, recently wrote an article about water quality concerns in North America.

Kevin

Aug 26, 2024

Hurricanes & Whole House Water Systems

Local news station WFLA, based out of Tampa, recently put out an article about whole house water filtration systems that's pretty timely for this hurricane season.

Kevin

Aug 19, 2024

Feel Good Water Treatment

This week's feel-good news comes from Oregon-based Stutzman Services, who wrote an update on their water treatment project in Santa Familia, Belize.

Kevin

Aug 12, 2024

Trouble in Quebec

Quebec's chemistry bigwigs are sounding the alarm about some shady characters peddling free water tests. These folks are going around the province, claiming to be water experts and scaring homeowners into buying pricey purification systems they don't need.

Kevin

Aug 05, 2024

Annual Water Quality Survey

Aquasana has released their annual survey results after surveying over 1000 U.S. adults earlier this year.

Kevin

Jul 29, 2024

Schools Confronting PFAS

A recent article from The Maine Monitor tells the story of how Bill Hansen, the facilities director at Windham Raymond School District in Maine, had a start to his year filled with ups and downs. After celebrating no PFAS in the water at one of their middle schools, he was blindsided when the nearby elementary school reported PFAS levels nearly 50 times the state limit.

Kevin

Jul 22, 2024

Olympic-Sized Cleanup

In honor of the 2024 Paris Olympics starting later this week, we’re taking a look at Paris's big (big, as in $1.5B+ spent big) push to clean up the Seine River in order for athletes to safely swim in it this summer.

Kevin