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Key Takeaway: Hard water is common in rural Saskatchewan and across much of Canada. It’s caused by naturally high levels of calcium and magnesium in well and groundwater. While not harmful to your health, these minerals create scale buildup that clogs plumbing, lowers...
Key Takeaway: Dugout water filtration in Saskatchewan is crucial for ensuring clean and safe water in rural areas, addressing challenges such as sediment, algae, and contaminants. UV filtration is particularly beneficial for farms as it effectively disinfects water by...
Key Takeaway: The rotten egg smell in well water often results from hydrogen sulfide gas produced by sulfur bacteria in low-oxygen environments. Whole home reverse osmosis systems are highly effective in significantly reducing hydrogen sulfide levels, thereby...
Key Takeaway: Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) in water refer to the combined content of all inorganic and organic substances, including minerals and salts. A safe TDS level in drinking water is generally considered to be below 500 mg/L, as higher levels might affect...
Water quality plays a vital role in our daily lives, influencing everything from the taste of our morning coffee to the efficiency of our household appliances. Good water quality can enhance overall well-being, while poor water quality may lead to various...
Introduction Moving to an acreage is exciting — more space, more privacy, and a deeper connection to nature. But if your property uses well water (or a dugout or cistern), you are now your own “water utility.” That means you’re responsible for ensuring your water is...
Saskatchewan homes face unique water challenges that require special attention and solutions. The province's diverse water sources often contain varying levels of minerals and potential contaminants, making it essential for homeowners to consider custom water systems....
The WQA (Water Quality Association) describes PFAS as emerging contaminants of great concern in drinking water. In this article, we will break down four areas to help you understand PFAS contaminants. What is the definition of PFAS? Where do these contaminants come...
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