When we think of chlorinated water, we usually think of swimming pools. However, chlorine is also found in our tap water. We probably wouldn’t drink from the pool, so why is it okay from our tap? In fact, chlorination plays a crucial role in ensuring the quality of our drinking water. We’re here to explain […]
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How Long Does a Water Filter Last?
A water filter is your first and strongest line of defense to keep your drinking water clean and fresh, but a single unit won’t last forever. Changing it at the appropriate time keeps everything clean while ensuring maximum lifespan and managing costs. But how do you know when it’s time for a replacement? Each type […]
Read more10 Benefits of Drinking Water
It may come as no surprise that drinking water isn’t just a boring thing your doctor tells you to do; in reality, drinking water to stay properly hydrated has a huge range of health benefits. Water is essential for all life forms, from animals to plants to humans, and it’s crucial to understand why staying […]
Read moreWhy Does My Water Taste Like Metal?
If your tap water tastes like metal, you’re not alone. Many homeowners notice this unpleasant flavor, especially first thing in the morning or after water sits in the pipes for several hours. That metallic tang often comes from iron, copper, or even lead in aging plumbing systems, but it can also result from chemical reactions […]
Read moreCan Dehydration Cause High Blood Pressure?
An unsatisfactory blood pressure readout, either a low or a high figure, is not good for you and can be alarming. However, most of the information you read online will be about avoiding or managing high blood pressure, also called hypertension. Regulating circulation around your body is vital for good health. A correct blood pressure […]
Read moreDoes Boiling Water Purify It?
Boiling water has long been seen as a quick fix for purification, but is it really effective? While it’s excellent for destroying bacteria and viruses, boiling doesn’t remove heavy metals, pesticides, PFAS, disinfection byproducts, or other contaminants. In fact, it may actually concentrate them. That’s why modern, high-performance filtration systems have become essential for homes […]
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This Woder-SimpleLabs test package provides all required materials to properly collect and submit a water sample for certified laboratory testing.
Read moreEssential City Water Test
Looking to ensure the water quality in your home, building, or facility? Woder™ has you covered with their essential city water test package. Perfect for any place served by a water utility, this kit comes with everything you need to collect and send a water sample for certified lab testing. Once you submit your sample, […]
Read moreAsbestos in municipal treated water
Treatment of asbestos in municipal treated water Given the serious health dangers associated with asbestos exposure, asbestos-contaminated water is a significant public health concern. Asbestos, a naturally occurring mineral that was once widely used in construction and manufacturing, can contaminate water supplies when asbestos-containing objects, such as old pipes and insulation, deteriorate. Asbestos fibers released into the […]
Read moreA Historic Moment: EPA’s New Limits on PFAS in Drinking Water
A Historic Moment: EPA’s New Limits on PFAS in Drinking Water Introduction to EPA’s Action on PFAS Contamination. In a landmark decision, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has taken decisive action to address the pervasive issue of PFAS contamination in drinking water. This significant move represents a crucial step forward in safeguarding public health. Understanding […]
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