Waterpedia

When venturing outside or spending time in the wilderness, you should always have access to clean drinking water. LifeStraw is well-known for its clear and user-friendly personal water filters in…

According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the pH of water sources should be measured at a level between 6.5 and 8.5 on a scale from 0 to 14. The…

Water rich in dissolved minerals, particularly calcium and magnesium, is referred to as hard water. The minerals are not harmful to human health, but they can create various problems in…

You never know what you’ll get from a particular water source. Even water from your tap will make you wonder about the purity of your water. Fortunately, industries have developed…

Maybe your water smells bad and tastes metallic, or maybe you have a problem with low pressure. These might be signs that it’s time to replace your water filter. The…

Due to its high mineral concentration, hard water leaves a deposit on surfaces and appliances. For example, chalky plates and foggy glasses can be caused by the same minerals that…

In water, sodium chloride, sometimes known as salt, occurs naturally. As a necessary element, salt is important for your health because it helps with nerve and muscle function and preserves…

We all know plastic water bottles aren’t the most environmentally friendly.  (along with plastic bags and plastic straws) occupying the top tier of socially unacceptable single-use accessories. No matter the…

Tap water can be a convenient supply of drinkable water. Well, not until it starts tasting funny. The problem with tap water is that it may contain harmful substances such…