There’s a decent chance you have a built-in refrigerator water filter in your West Central Missouri Area home. You might just assume that the filter works as good as anything. However, that depends on what you might want filtered out. There’s one thing you should definitely know: It does not filter out the same as an
Fluoride in water is common in many water systems around the United States, and has been since the mid 1940s. However, recently the practice of adding fluoride to municipal supplies has come under increased scrutiny. Many communities are taking a second look at fluoridation levels and motivations, and as the debate continues, it’s a good
There are many types of water treatment. For almost every issue you could experience in your area with drinking water or your home water supply, there’s a method to address it — whether it’s a whole home water filter, or an under-sink, point-of-use water filtration system in your kitchen, and just about everywhere between, the options for water treatment solutions vary widely based on what is being treated, and why it’s being treated.
As far as water contaminants in the West Central Missouri Area go, PFOA in water is a relatively newer concept than other issues, but is something to watch moving forward. PFOA, the most notable substance of the family, was found to be a part of the manufacturing process of Teflon. The EPA sued DuPont in 2005 for
Certain parts of the West Central Missouri Area are more prone to hard water than others. Hard water contains more calcium and magnesium ions. Stains can happen when this mineral-rich water evaporates and leaves surface residue. This is most commonly seen on metal, glass, porcelain or glass in your bathroom and kitchen. There are
Just like all water is not created equal, neither are all water treatment solutions. Water in the West Central Missouri Area can be different than other parts of the the region — its quality depends on the climate, the makeup of the surrounding water table, and many other factors. In some situations, the water that comes out
It’s something that we do all the time, but often don’t pay attention to. Much like breathing, our water consumption is essential to life here in West Central Missouri Area. But how much water should you drink, based on your height and weight? That could vary. Furthermore, opinions also vary on what actually IS water. Let’s take
Did you know 75 percent of Americans are chronically dehydrated, according to a recent survey? The everyday rigors of life can make us forget sometimes that water is essential to its optimum functionality. One thing about dehydration is, your body and mind feel it before you may become conscious enough to get yourself a drink
A Culligan® Whole Home Solution can greatly improve your quality of life in West Central Missouri Area. How greatly? We’ll get to that in a second. As a general public utility, water is used in each and every household throughout the day. We interact with our water on a regular basis. Similar to electricity
2017 was a crazy year for disasters, aided by an angry mother nature that saw major hurricanes in Florida and the Gulf Coast, to wild fires in California. All of it affects the way people use and consume water. Culligan Cares was there to help! In February, Culligan Cares collaborated with the