Water is referred to be “hard” if it contains high levels of magnesium, calcium, and other alkaline minerals in it. Scientists use the pH scale to measure hardness in water by measuring the hydrogen-ion concentration Read more…
A brief history of reverse osmosis Reverse osmosis, popularly known as RO water is a process through which water is passed through a semi-permeable membrane. Ions, molecules, and larger particles are removed (Wikipedia). In 1748, Read more…
Alkaline water is getting a lot of praise and termed as a miracle worker. It is associated with numerous health benefits and use for beauty purposes. Alkaline water is water that has been treated via Read more…
70% of the earth’s surface is covered by water. Only 3% of water is fit for human consumption, and the rest is frozen or salty. According to a report by WWF, about 1.1 billion people Read more…
Groundwater is water under the earth’s surface held in soil pores and in cracks in the rocks. Pollution of groundwater is a major problem that is affecting everyone. Little is being done by people in Read more…
Water is commonly used for drinking to quench thirst, cleaning and also protect the earth from turning into a desert. Most of the water in the US is not safe for drinking due to contamination. Read more…
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