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In a time when water quality concerns are at the forefront, investing in a reliable water filter is a necessity for many households. Yet, with so many options flooding the market, how can you be certain the filter you choose delivers on its promise of clean drinking water? The answer lies in third-party testing and certification.
With so many water filters on the market, how can you know which ones are good? Learn how you can check a filter’s effectiveness using performance data sheets.
In this article, we’ll help you determine if a water softener is necessary to address hard water in your home.
An unusual odor coming from your water can make you question its safety. A foul smell could mean contaminants or the smell could just be a harmless nuisance. Here, we lay out the cause of the smell and what to do to resolve it.
See the top Six U.S. cities with the cleanest water, along with the worst Five. Plus, get tips for improving the quality of your tap water at home.