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- 02 May
Dealing with Utah’s Hard Water
- May 02, 2018
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Whether water is “hard” or “soft” can be confusing terminology. After all, it’s a liquid, right? Well, a water’s hardness level refers to the amount of minerals found in it. Mainly, this is measured according to calcium carbonate, although magnesium […]
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- 10 Apr
Should We Worry About Drinking Tap Water?
- Apr 10, 2018
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Americans never seem to be able to agree on whether it is healthy to be drinking tap water. You’ve likely seen scary videos on the internet of intense distilling processes of tap water that show a surprising amount of specular debris left behind, but does that necessarily mean that your water isn’t safe to drink? The answer is both exceedingly simple, and also a little complicated. Check out some more information below about whether you should worry about drinking tap water… (more…)
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- 20 Feb
3 Leakage Signs You Shouldn’t Ignore
- Feb 20, 2018
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When it comes to your home’s plumbing, it can be difficult to know when things are going wrong. Nestled inside of your walls and under the ground, your plumbing system isn’t readily visible. Often, by the time people realize that there’s a problem, it’s because of a major incident. (more…)
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- 05 Feb
All About Aerators
- Feb 05, 2018
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A faucet aerator is one of the simplest and most useful devices in your home’s plumbing system. Few people even realize that it exists, or what exactly its function is. However, knowing about your aerators can help you have a better flow from all your sinks and faucets. (more…)
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- 08 Jul
Most of us here in Utah don’t often worry about droughts. However, outside of California, Salt Lake may be the city at the highest risk for drought in the U.S.
Utah is the 2nd driest state in the nation, and yet we’re one of the highest consumers of water per capita! With a growing population, our natural resources are being stretched, and it’s everyone’s responsibility to help conserve.
The good news is that water conservation doesn’t take much work. All it takes is a few good habits, and a few changes around the house. Give it a try! (more…)
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- 01 Jul
With the weather heating up, your kids are probably begging you to just turn on the sprinklers and let them run around. However, turning on your sprinklers in the middle of the day is quite the waste of water. Below are a few water games you can play with your kids that will cool them off without wasting too much water. Stay tuned for more games and activities later this month! (more…)
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