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Lower temperatures, heating systems, and closed-up houses can all contribute to creating dry air in your house. Fortunately, there are many actions you can take to create more moisture in dry house air, improving the quality of your home environment and promoting better health. Signs Your Home is Too Dry Static Electricity – Have you ever walked across the carpet in your home and touched someone only to get a little zap? That’s static electricity and it happens when your home is too dry. Breathing Difficulties – If you are waking up or regularly experiencing a dry throat, nose, or …

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There are several reasons you should perform water testing for well water. In addition to certain conditions that you may encounter which may require well water analysis, the National Ground Water Association (NGWA) suggests that you test well water once a year to detect any contaminants that you may not otherwise be aware of through appearance or taste.  While you should test well water for bacteria, nitrates, and other pollutants per NGWA recommendations, you will also want to perform testing if you note any of the following: Septic tank malfunctions that may have affected well water History of bacterial contamination …

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Purified water is always in demand for various purposes, including drinking, manufacturing, beverage industries, medical and pharmaceutical fields, etc. Tap water contains many contaminants making it inadequate for domestic or industrial use.  For this reason, water purification becomes paramount to help remove these dangerous impurities from the water. But, while there are numerous water purification methods, reverse osmosis is one of the most effective techniques.  Initially, this method was developed to help turn saltwater into potable drinking water. However, with advancements in technology and growth in industries, reverse osmosis is now mainly used at industrial levels.  Here, the process is …

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