Softened water contains a very low amount of sodium. If you are concerned about sodium intake, use Potassium Chloride salt instead of sodium chloride salt, drink hard water, or process the water further with a reverse osmosis purifier.
Category: Opinions
Greg’s opinions – these are mine alone, and do not reflect the opinion of anyone else unless explicitly stated otherwise
Arsenic – It lurks beneath
If you’re facing an Arsenic treatment project, don’t merely rely on articles like this to select treatment technologies, consult with a Master Water Specialist or Consulting Engineer to ensure that you don’t miss anything.
Arsenic in wine from irrigation water?
I would definitely NOT use water containing arsenic during any phase of the winemaking or bottling process. Any processing water should have the arsenic completely removed through an industry-proven technology.
WQA expands Sustainability standard to include Ultraviolet systems
The S-803 standard is currently the only sustainability standard in existence that applies specifically to drinking water treatment systems.
WQA Addresses Drinking Water Crisis in Flint, Michigan
Lead (Pb) has been identified as the waterborne contaminant of primary concern for Flint’s residents.
Schumer and I rarely agree on policy
FEDS MUST ACT AS DEADLY LEGIONNAIRES’ DISEASE EMERGES IN UPSTATE HOSPITAL, NATIONAL STANDARD NEEDED TO TEST WATER SUPPLY