Hard Water has no place in modern civilized society and should be banished like so many other pests and problems that we have had to overcome. As a local water quality improvement expert, it is your obligation and privilege to help homes and business to stamp out the Hard Water problem. Stop the madness, and become a Clean Water Crusader!
Category: Dealer Dynamics
Greg’s articles as printed in the excellent Water Conditioning and Purification, and international water treatment trade journal.
Ion Exchange – Taking it to the next level
Ion exchange (IX) is one of the most cost-effective and reliable water quality improvement technologies in the marketplace today; proving itself year-over-year as the gold standard for cost, performance, and dependability.
Ion exchange technology can be used in residential, commercial, and industrial processing applications to soften, condition, and even purify potable and graywater water.
Understanding Water Treatment Technologies
As I chat with dealers around the country, I have sadly come to realize that many don’t understand the dynamics of what they’re selling. All water treatment technologies involve a physical change to the water that they are processing. The nature of the change truly defines the technology.
Introduction to Arsenic Removal
Arsenic is a potentially life-threatening contaminant, and shouldn’t be taken lightly. Addressing arsenic is not like installing a residential water softener; there are significant consequences of failure. Be smart, learn more and listen to your vendors on how to deploy arsenic removal technologies before even attempting to do it yourself.
You’re only using it once?
I know. You’re probably sitting there grimacing as you read about recycled water, but don’t forget: the hydrologic cycle is nature’s own recycling mechanism. Your water today might well have passed through the kidneys of a dinosaur at some point. Recovered and repurposed water is in your future. It’s a good thing – get used to it.
Swimming Safely with Ozone – WCP Magazine
Innovative owners and operators want the aquatic environment to be clean, clear, safe and aesthetically appealing to those who use it while still keeping operating costs reasonable and allowing for easy operator training. Ozonation is one of the alternatives to chlorination that fits the bill to make pools cleaner, clear, safer, and easier to maintain.