When the summer season almost comes to an end, many homeowners notice an increase in their utility bills and the reason for this is not necessarily the air conditioner. It can also be due to hard water. Hard water is
With the back-to-school season starting, parents are now busy buying school supplies and setting up routines. While doing all this, many families forget to pay attention to their kids’ water. We know children need to stay hydrated, but not everybody
Summer means more pool parties, barbecues, and vacations. However, while enjoying those sunny days, we often forget to pay attention to our water quality. While you may think that your water looks clear, it’s not always safe. In fact, the
Everybody depends on their air conditioner to keep their homes cool and comfortable, especially during the summer when the heat is quite intense. However, what most people don’t realize is that their water quality could actually be impacting their AC’s
Summer is the perfect time to have ice cream, enjoy cool drinks, swim, and go out on picnics. However, during this time, water often starts to smell a little and may feel unpleasant to use. Many homeowners experience this odd
Memorial Day is more than just the unofficial start of summer, it’s a time to gather with family and friends, fire up the grill and honor those who have served our country. While you’re busy planning the perfect barbecue, setting
During the hot summer months, just like it’s important to get your air conditioner serviced, it’s also essential to get your water softener ready. Water usage increases in the summers with more showers, more clothes to wash after swimming, and
Many homeowners in San Antonio are worried about their water quality as the city’s water contains high levels of minerals, which can cause dry skin, unpleasant tastes and buildup in plumbing over time. To add to this, both the chlorine
During the spring season, gardening enthusiasts prepare the soil for planting new flowers and vegetables. While focusing on improving the soil quality and choosing good seeds, they often forget to consider their water quality. To have a thriving garden, you
