Over the past few years, a spotlight has been cast upon the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority. It was discovered that certain areas and houses had high levels of lead in their drinking water. Many Pittsburgh area homes tested higher than the EPA legal limit of 15 parts-per-billion. But no level of lead exposure
With the amount of news available to us today, seemingly endless amount of information broadcasted to us about water quality issues in different places around the world, and here locally in the Pittsburgh area, it’s difficult to understand what exactly you might need to do about your hard water problems. Needs can vary from
What is reverse osmosis? Regular osmosis is a naturally occurring phenomenon that happens when the molecules of any solvent go through semipermeable membrane from a less concentrated solution to a more concentrated solution. This is nature’s way of achieving balance, in this instance, of concentrations. Osmosis happens every day – around you and inside you.
It’s summertime – it’s time to get your yinzer butt off the couch out to Point State Park, a ballgame, or boating on any of the rivers! But are you drinking the right water as the outdoor summer activities come into full swing? We have a few summertime hydration tips for you to help beat
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