Life is stressful. Hair is stressful. Hair makes life stressful. One day, you’re up before sunrise, enjoying a balanced breakfast, brushing back your silky, luscious locks into the most pristine ponytail. The next, you’ve snoozed through nine alarms and are
Benefits of Cooking With Soft Water Cooking is not always a simple task. Sometimes your list of ingredients can be a mile long. And one ingredient that is often overlooked is water. You may be thinking water does not have
Understanding Eczema Your skin is the part of your body that is most exposed to the world. Skin diseases are no joke. One disease, in particular, that affects a lot of people is eczema. Eczema can be caused by one or
Why Your Hotel Needs A Water Softener Hard water can cause stains, buildup and many other ugly discomforts in your home. This is why water softeners exist – especially in parts of the country like San Antonio, where the water
Water Softener News At Kinetico of San Antonio, our commercial and residential water softening equipment installations range from single occupant homes all the way to systems with a demand as high as 100 gallons per minute. We also work with a
The U.S. Geological Survey reports average water usage among Americans to be 80 to 100 gallons of water a day. Ridiculous, right? Not so much when you break it down. Here’s how somebody could easily reach that amount on
If hard water has you down, you aren’t alone. Most of the country – 85% of U.S. homes – suffers from hard water, which is defined as having more than 17.1 milligrams of minerals per liter, commonly magnesium and calcium
The Edwards and Trinity Aquifers may be natural treasures, but unfortunately the minerals in our tap water are not. If hard water hair damage doesn’t bother you, maybe you’ve noticed your coffee tastes differently when made with tap water (gross!).
Hey, San Antonians! How many of you have been to our very own Natural Bridge Caverns? We took a trip recently to tour this amazing underground world. You hear us talk about hard-water buildup everyday, but I don’t think we’ve
