Articles Tagged with ''water quality''

During the late, great Les Nelson’s last AHR conference in Chicago back in 2018, he asked me what our hydronics industry needed the most. He was on a mission to increase the visibility of the Radiant Professionals Alliance and give the industry something that it could really use. 

Most plumbers are missing a golden opportunity for add-ons with point-of-use or whole-house water purification systems and/or water softeners. Consumer awareness of the benefit of water purification has been raised by the pandemic and well-publicized municipal failures. Many, if not most consumers are highly sensitive to contamination today, whether air- or water-borne.

I was lucky enough to be able to take a week off from work at the beginning of July. Though we attended so many family functions and get-togethers, I almost felt I needed another vacation to recover from my first vacation. Ever had one of those?

Stern will help the association grow through its new strategic plan, which includes advancing the knowledge and professionalism of industry participants, increasing advocacy and driving public awareness and knowledge.

The WQA Board of Directors officially approved the relocation plan in April 2019, after more than two years of research and planning, and the former headquarters was sold to another Lisle-based association in March 2020, right as the coronavirus pandemic hit.

Aqua Flo QCRO is certified by IAPMO R&T to NSF/ANSI 58 and CSA B483.1 for the reduction of lead, PFOS/PFOA, arsenic and other harmful substances. 

Aqua-Rex has an updated version of its highly successful physical water conditioner, the alternative to a conventional water softener, which is unique in having independent third-party performance verification from IAPMO R & T Labs using its IGC 335 test protocol, Aqua-Rex states. 

Disinfection byproducts (DBP) are becoming a matter of renewed concern in the regulatory and scientific world. It is necessary for all of us to understand the reasons and facts behind such new activity in this field. 

I was wondering about boiler chemicals and how many contractors (if any) were using them on brand-new systems. Do we need them? 

Puronics is a residential and commercial water treatment products and services provider operating four company-owned service centers.