Bottled vs Filtered Water
Ever considered the true cost of that plastic water bottle? From environmental impact to your wallet, the switch to water filtration offers a refreshing solution for both.
National Radon Action Month: A Call to Address the Silent Threat
Concerns over arsenic levels found in Blue Hill’s groundwater, emphasizing the critical need for effective water treatment in Maine
PFAS in Maine
The United States Environmental Protection Agency sets a Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) for contaminants in public drinking water. The MCL is the maximum concentration that is allowed for public water supplies.
Arsenic in Well Water
The United States Environmental Protection Agency sets a Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) for contaminants in public drinking water. The MCL is the maximum concentration that is allowed for public water supplies.
Hydrogen Sulfide – Egg Odor
Hydrogen sulfide is a naturally-occurring gas that causes an odor that can be described as anything from rotten eggs to that of tidal flats at low tide. At high concentrations, it will oxidize in the water when it is released from a faucet and will cause a black stain.
Iron Water Treatment Options
Iron will cause an orange stain and many times it will be accompanied by manganese and hydrogen sulfide gas odor. Iron staining will be chocolate brown when it is combined with manganese.