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POU/POE vs. Centralized Upgrades

Jul 20, 2026

POU/POE vs. Centralized Upgrades

In the latest WQRF summer seminar, Dr. Kaycie Lane of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln presented research on whether point-of-use and point-of-entry treatment can replace centralized upgrades for small community water systems dealing with arsenic.

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Latest PFAS Regulatory Landscape

Jul 13, 2026

Latest PFAS Regulatory Landscape

The Water Quality Research Foundation (WQRF) hosted a webinar on PFAS policy updates, with ERG's Steph Tatham reviewing data showing over 10% of large public water systems have PFOA/PFOS levels still requiring regulatory action.

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Free vs Laboratory Water Tests

Jul 6, 2026

Free vs Laboratory Water Tests

Long Island Clean Water published a transparent guide clarifying what their free water tests can and can't detect, while offering to arrange paid laboratory testing for customers who need deeper answers.

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Water Filtration for Coffee Shops

Jun 29, 2026

Water Filtration for Coffee Shops

Pro Coffee Gear published a surprisingly detailed guide on commercial water filtration for coffee shops.

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Harmful Algae Blooms

Jun 22, 2026

Harmful Algae Blooms

Clearwater Systems, a Kinetico dealer, published a timely seasonal piece on harmful algal blooms (HABs) and their impact on drinking water.

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The Future of Water Science

Jun 15, 2026

The Future of Water Science

WCP Online recaps the first webinar in WQRF's 2026 Summer School Series covering what's driving innovation and adoption in the POU and POE market.

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Is Hard Water Ruining Happy Hour?

Jun 8, 2026

Is Hard Water Ruining Happy Hour?

Wolverine Water Systems, a Michigan-based water treatment company serving the state since 1947, published a fun seasonal piece on how hard water affects homemade drinks.

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Can Pond Water Be Used for Drinking Water?

Jun 1, 2026

Can Pond Water Be Used for Drinking Water?

Aquatek Water Conditioning, an Ohio-based water treatment company, wrote a guide on using pond water as a drinking water source.

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Iron Removal Basics

May 25, 2026

Iron Removal Basics

Central Oregon Water Treatment published a practical guide on one of the most common points of confusion in residential water treatment: whether a water softener can handle iron, and when it can't.

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Visual Guide to Water Softener Water

May 18, 2026

Visual Guide to Water Softener Water

Praz Pure Water, a Los Angeles-based water treatment company, released a homeowner guide on softened water that includes an ion exchange infographic explaining exactly how the mineral swap works.

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Coconut Shell Activated Carbon

May 11, 2026

Coconut Shell Activated Carbon

SpringWell published a detailed guide on coconut shell activated carbon, the filter media behind most carbon-based water treatment products, and it's a useful reference for answering why carbon filters work differently than RO or UV systems.

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Profile on Local Phoenix Business

May 4, 2026

Profile on Local Phoenix Business

WCP Online recently profiled Water Treatment Technologies (WTT), a Phoenix-based residential and commercial water treatment company that's been serving the area since 1992.

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New Report on Nitrate Levels

Apr 27, 2026

New Report on Nitrate Levels

A new report from the Environmental Working Group found that over 62 million Americans, roughly 1 in 5, may be exposed to potentially dangerous nitrate levels in their tap water, and the number gets worse when looking below the federal limit.

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Testing Requirements for Loans

Apr 20, 2026

Testing Requirements for Loans

Tri-County Pump Service breaks down what buyers and sellers need to know about well water testing requirements when VA, FHA, or USDA financing is involved.

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Why Nitrate Levels Rise

Apr 13, 2026

Why Nitrate Levels Rise

Tri-County Pump Service, a Maryland-based well and water treatment company, explains why private well owners often see higher nitrate readings in spring, even when nothing has changed with their pump or plumbing.

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PFAS Regulations Are Working

Apr 6, 2026

PFAS Regulations Are Working

A Rutgers Health study published in Environment International offers some rare good news on the PFAS front: New Jersey's strict drinking water limits cut PFOA levels by 55% and PFNA levels by 50% over nearly two decades of monitoring data.

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Glyphosate Executive Order

Mar 30, 2026

Glyphosate Executive Order

SpringWell covers the drinking water implications of a February executive order, which directs the U.S. to ramp up domestic glyphosate production to protect agricultural supply.

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Texas Restaurant Puts RO to Work

Mar 23, 2026

Texas Restaurant Puts RO to Work

A local news segment out of Robstown, Texas shows what a commercial RO installation looks like from the customer side, and validates the case for RO in restaurants and food service businesses.

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MCLG vs. MCL

Mar 16, 2026

MCLG vs. MCL

Dierolf Plumbing and Water Treatment wrote a homeowner-friendly breakdown of two terms that appear on every water quality report but rarely get explained: MCLG and MCL.

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Modern Marketing

Mar 9, 2026

Modern Marketing

WCP Online published a practical guide on organic social media strategy, written by water dealer marketing specialist Cari Berman.

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Lower Water Quality for Data Centers

Mar 2, 2026

Lower Water Quality for Data Centers

Ohio is the hottest data center market in the Great Lakes region, with nearly 200 facilities already operating and 77 more planned. But a proposed permit from the Ohio EPA could come at a significant cost to water quality.

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Rural Solutions

Feb 23, 2026

Rural Solutions

Cornell's VersaWater received $5 million from the National Science Foundation to develop "utility-in-a-box" water systems that target the gap between large centralized systems and household solutions, creating opportunities for companies serving the underserved small community market.

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PFAS Filtration at School

Feb 16, 2026

PFAS Filtration at School

Boyertown School District in Pennsylvania unanimously approved a $30,000 resin filtration system from Suburban Water to address PFAS contamination at their elementary school, showing how schools are customers for specialized water treatment solutions.

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The $847 Hard Water Tax

Feb 9, 2026

The $847 Hard Water Tax

McCandless Plumbing created a data-driven report connecting water quality variations across Pennsylvania to specific homeowner costs. The Western New York company reveals that homeowners in hard water areas (>180 mg/L) pay an average of $847 more annually in plumbing costs, breaking down into water heater repairs ($420), fixture replacements ($215), scale removal ($145), and emergency repairs ($67).

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Winter Protection

Feb 2, 2026

Winter Protection

SpringWell published a how-to on protecting whole-home filtration systems from freeze damage while promoting their neoprene filter jackets as a professional solution.

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