Articles Tagged with ''drinking water treatment''

Builders often overlook local water chemistry when selecting materials. Water chemistry and plumbing materials require more attention.

If finalized, the proposed regulation will require public water systems to monitor for these chemicals. It will also require systems to notify the public and reduce PFAS contamination if levels exceed the proposed regulatory standards. 

Today, more than ever, people are concerned with the quality of their drinking water. 

Consumers have never been more aware of what is in their water than in these last few years following the Flint, Michigan, water crisis. 

Despite some reprieve from the draught that gripped the state for several years, Californians continue to find resourceful ways to trim their water consumption. Businesses large and small are no exception. 

Falsken Water Systems’ the Heater Treater (celebrating its 20^th year) was originally designed for protecting tankless water heaters from hard water scaling, but it has proven effective on all water heating devices.

Novo’s HTO system is ideal for homes on chlorinated, hard municipal water. This one-of-a-kind system produces the same high-quality water as having separate softener and carbon filtration units without the wasted space or cost of two units.

The code-writing organizations are currently finalizing the 2021 edition of the Plumbing Code, which may be adopted in your state or local jurisdiction by 2023. That is how far in advance hot subjects that are being discussed now wait before becoming law.

ASSE 1087's scope includes plumbed-in water treatment devices and components.

Plumbers who know the science behind water quality can better serve customers.