West St. Paul

Manitoba

Phone Number

(204) 333-9250

jmiller

Grey Water or Green Water?

What is gray water and what is green water? As you’ve probably guessed, there are significant differences between the two types of water. Although both are recycled water, their purposes and the processes they undergo differ. How do companies collect water and use gray or green water in their operations? Here’s what you need to know: What is Grey Water? Greywater refers to the wastewater generated in households or commercial buildings that comes from non-toilet fixtures. This

Grey Water or Green Water? Read More »

The History of Water Purification Systems

Ancient Maya Water Purification System The first documented use of water treatment was in around 1500 BC. by the Egyptians. They mainly used heating methods to purify water. They alternated between sunlight, fire and red-hot iron. In addition, they used sophisticated sand and gravel techniques to clean the water. The next time we hear of water purification were the Greeks in 500 BC. to 500 AD. In fact, Hippocrates created a fairly sophisticated system that worked

The History of Water Purification Systems Read More »

Water Filter Causing Low Water Pressure: Here’s What To Do

Water Softener Causing Low Water Pressure? Here’s What to Do Water Softener Causing Low Water Pressure? Here’s What to Do Water Softener Causing Low Water Pressure? Here’s What to Do Do Water Filter systems Reduce Water Pressure? Many people with well water or municipal water with heavy minerals, consider getting whole house water filter system.

Water Filter Causing Low Water Pressure: Here’s What To Do Read More »

Heavy Metals in Water

Exploring the Impacts of Heavy Metals on Water Heavy metals in water are a silent threat that should not be overlooked. Heavy metals are typically found in the environment and can be hazardous to human health if ingested or inhaled. While heavy metals are naturally occurring, they can also be released into the environment through

Heavy Metals in Water Read More »

Drinking Water Reduces Heart Disease

Drinking enough water is important for maintaining adequate hydration, which promotes optimal functioning of all body systems, including the heart. It helps transport nutrients, regulate body temperature, cushion joints and eliminate waste. Adequate hydration can also indirectly contribute to heart health by supporting general well-being How Does Drinking Water Reduce Heart Disease? Drinking water is

Drinking Water Reduces Heart Disease Read More »