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What are the adverse effects of hard water?
Since hard water gains its properties from various dissolved minerals—calcium, iron, and magnesium are among the most common—it can pretty harsh on…
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Why does my water taste bad?
No one should have to live with water that isn’t both clean and refreshing. Unfortunately, city-mandated water treatment practices often leave behind…
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What sets Kinetico products apart from other water treatment solutions?
At [firm-name], our water softening and filtration specialists are dedicated to providing you with clean, fresh water at a low cost to…
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How do I determine what contaminants are in my water?
In its pure and pristine state, water is tasteless, colorless, and odorless. With that in mind, there are contaminants in your water…
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Why is chlorine added to municipal water supplies?
Chlorine is capable of eliminating a whole range of bacteria that may otherwise be dangerous in a city’s water supply, along with…
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Why does my water taste metallic?
The metallic taste of your water is most likely the result of metallic particles present in your water supply. While some metals—like…
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Why are there rust-orange stains in my bathtub and sink?
When dissolved in water, iron and manganese typically leave rust-orange or black stains in sinks, bathtubs, toilets, and any other household appliance…
Austin Water Filters
My tap water has an unpleasant taste, how can I determine why?
Alone, water is tasteless, odorless, and completely translucent. Austin’s tap water, for example, contains a variety of minerals such as fluoride, chromium,…
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Why do you need water softener at home?
Water softeners clean your water after it picks up harmful elements in the public water system. As water travels from the ground,…
