The Big Debate: Sodium Chloride Versus Potassium
“What is the difference between sodium chloride and potassium chloride as a regenerant?” “Is one better than the other?” “How do I know which is right for me and my…
Continue ReadingThe Misconceptions of a Water Softener
Working at De Anza Water Conditioning for over two years, I cannot tell you how many times I have heard customers asking, “Will a water softener make my water salty?”…
Continue ReadingDoes Another Bout of Drought Spell Doom for Water Softeners?
With the initial months of 2022 being the state and region’s driest January to March on record, it is no surprise that San Jose is experiencing its third year of…
Continue ReadingA Kinetico Commercial RO, a Perfect Addition to your Business
Many businesses today rely on clean, purified water. It is no longer a preference but a necessity. Compact and efficient, Kinetico’s commercial reverse osmosis (RO) systems will consistently deliver the…
Continue ReadingIs California Ready for Another Drought?
Drought is defined as a lack of precipitation — such as rain, snow, or sleet — for a prolonged duration of time, leading to a water shortage. Drought is the…
Continue ReadingRadium, The Energy Drink
During the months of COVID lockdown in California like many of you picked up some new hobbies, one of which is reading. In fact, I just finished a book that…
Continue ReadingAtrazine, an Herbicide Yielding More Than Just Corn
Over the last few years, we have heard much about endocrine disruptors and where they originate. Usually, it is found somewhere in our environment — food, water, plastics. In this…
Continue ReadingAmerica’s Lead Crisis Did Not End with Flint
Since the Flint Water Crisis, many other cities have been deemed “the next Flint” when, in fact, no city in the United States should experience unsafe drinking water. While Congress…
Continue ReadingAre You Unknowingly Drinking Pharmaceutical Compounds?
Did you know that Americans have consumed an increasing amount of drugs in recent years? For most drugs, our bodies can metabolize approximately 90 percent of it, but for others,…
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