Have you ever wondered why your water tastes a little funny, or why it sometimes seems like there's a film on your glass after you've finished washing it? Denver's water is actually pretty great compared to other places in the country. But even our treated tap water can contain...
Have you ever wondered why your skin feels dry and irritated after showering, even though you use moisturizing soap? The answer could be the quality of your water. Hard water is common in many areas across the country, including Denver. This type of water contains high levels of minerals,...
If you live in Colorado Springs, you may have noticed that your water has a high mineral content. This is because the water in Colorado Springs comes from underground aquifers that are naturally high in minerals. While these minerals are not harmful to your health, they can cause problems...
For those of us in Colorado Springs, we know that the water here can be pretty hard. That's why many people invest in a reverse osmosis (RO) system to help filter their water and make it more potable. But for those who are unfamiliar with RO systems, they may...
Water contamination is a serious problem that can lead to some very dangerous diseases. Thankfully, there are a few things you can do to help protect yourself and your family from becoming sick. Keep reading to learn more about the risks of water contamination and what you can do...
Many Coloradoans who live in the Western Slope obtain their drinking water from their own private wells. Well water is taken directly from the earth and comes from aquifers underground. For this reason, private wells can be a healthy source of drinking water since the water usually contains an...
Water quality has long been a hot topic for small towns and communities located in Eastern Colorado. In many of these rural areas, agriculture is the predominant industry which is a concern because some farming activities can have a negative impact on water quality. Additionally, some communities struggle with...
Did you know that approximately every three out of four children in Colorado have detectable levels of lead in their bloodstream? Lead in water is a major public health issue in the United States. While anyone can be affected, children are at an increased risk. Lead in water can...
Are you concerned about the presence of PFAS in your drinking water? Water testing for your Colorado Springs home or business can help you confirm whether your water has been contaminated with PFAS. PFAS is an acronym used to refer to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances. These highly toxic chemicals are...
It's no secret that our water supply isn't as clean as it could be. There are all sorts of contaminants floating around in our drinking water, and unfortunately, they can have some pretty serious implications for our health. In this blog post, we're going to take a look at...
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