Water Ailments & Remedies

Benzene in Water Source of Benzene: Benzene is a volatile, clear, liquid used as a gasoline octane booster and in the manufacture of consumer products such as paint, insecticides and cosmetics. Ben...

Acidic Water   Source of Acidic (low pH) Water: pH is an indicator of the acid or alkaline condition of water. The pH scale ranges from 0-14; 7 indicates the neutral point. Water with a pH va...

Source of Aluminum: Aluminum (Al) is naturally found in in underground deposits and is one of the most common metals on the Earth’s surface. Aluminum is use in a variety of products ranging fr...

Source of Ammonia: Ammonia (and ammonium), are naturally occurring in nature and are formed during decomposition of proteins, manure wastes, urine, and from other nitrogen-containing compounds. Ammo...

Source of Barium: Barium (Ba) is naturally found in in underground deposits primarily in Alaska, Arkansas, California, Georgia, Kentucky, Montana, Nevada, and Tennessee. Barium is used in electron...

  Boron in Water   Source of Boron in Water: The generic term “boron” refers to the boron content in boron-containing compounds and to elemental boron. In natural waters, bo...