Water testing
Did you know… Your well water could contain contaminants. Contaminants that can affect: These contaminants can be detected through different types of water testing. The Ministère de l’Environnement et de la Lutte contre les changements climatiques recommends having your water tested regularly. It is recommended that you have your water tested at least twice a […]
Are water filter pitchers effective?
The United States and Canada are fortunate to have access to some of the highest-quality drinking water in the world. However, a May 2019 report found that 43 states had locations where groundwater was contaminated with PFAS. This U.S. study shows that water filter pitchers are not effective at removing all contaminants found in tap […]
What substances can be found in your drinking water?
One thing we can probably all agree on is that we prefer to drink clean water, not only for health reasons, but also for its taste (and smell). While the concept of clean water may seem simple, it can actually be confusing. Minerals, contaminants and sediments can all contribute to the colour, odour and taste […]
The 3 types of water filtration available
At Pure H2O, several water filtration methods are available to provide you with superior-quality water. Whether it’s a carbon filter, an ultrafiltration system, or reverse osmosis, we have selected some of the highest-quality products on the market to serve you! Water filtration with a carbon filter Filtration quality: 2/5 Using a process in which water […]
Did you know that hard water can affect the lifespan of your appliances?
Learn how to protect your appliances from hard water damage Home appliances are expensive and costly to replace. If your home has hard water, appliances that use water can deteriorate over time due to mineral buildup caused by poor water quality. Detergents and other cleaning products may help reduce some of the effects of hard […]
The effects of hard water on skin and hair
What is hard water? Hard water is water that contains high levels of “hard” minerals, particularly magnesium and calcium. Water hardness is measured in grains per gallon (gpg). For water to be considered hard, it must measure above 3.5 gpg. So why does it matter whether the water flowing through your plumbing system is hard? […]