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NASA Technology, Patented SilverShield® HYgene® Carbon Removes Bacteria & Chlorine

Drink Healthy Every Day

Bringing You Quality Water Treatment Solutions

Contact Us

Drink Healthy Every Day

Bringing You Quality Water Treatment Solutions

Contact Us

Looking for water softeners,  home water purification solutions or reverse osmosis system? Our products have been "leading the way" for over 75 years in the Water Purification industry. The technology has been benefiting NASA, US Government, hospitals, businesses since 1947 and residential homes since 2006. A system that is customized for your specific water problems. Serving Idaho, including Boise, Eagle, and Meridian.

Call today for a "Free Water Test".

Looking for a home water purification solution or reverse osmosis system? Our products have been "leading the way" for over 75 years in the Water Purification industry. The technology has been benefiting NASA, US Government, hospitals, businesses and residential homes since 1947. A system that is customized for your specific water problems. Serving Idaho, including Boise, Eagle, and Meridian.

Call today for a "Free Water Test"

Common Issues causing Water quality problems

Iron and Metal Cause Health Issues

Too much iron or metal in your water can cause health issues . If you smell metal or or see stains on your towels or sinks you have iron. Too much iron in your water you may cause stomach pain or vomiting. Iron and magnesium can also damage healthy skin cells and cause an early onset of wrinkles. Every time you shower you will become saturated in oxidized iron therefore your hair may becomes dry and brittle. Iron acts like a harmful peroxide.

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Chlorine in Water

When disinfecting your municipality's water supply, chlorine must be used. Several days a month, you’ll smell a lot of chlorine because the water has bacteria or other contaminants they are trying to remove.

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Well & City Water "rotten egg smell"

If you have a well and you smell a rotten eggs it is probably sulfur. If you are drinking city water then it is called bacteria. Hydrogen sulfide is a gas that resembles the "rotten egg smell". It could be caused organically from decaying plant matter, rain or through groundwater run off.

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Cloudy Water and Turbidity

The higher the turbidity, the higher the health risks including gastrointestinal disease, Giardia, and Cryptosporidium. People that are immunocompromised are at higher health risks because contaminants like viruses or bacteria can become attached to the suspended solids. 

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Brown or Yellowish Water

It could be Tannins in your city or well water. It's the natural breakdown of organic or decaying vegetation. It also might be a buildup of sediment in your pipes.

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Arsenic Affects

Arsenic is airborne and it can be reached through rocks and soil and enter your water source. It’s used in pesticides, tobacco, wood preservatives and it is released into the environment by volcanoes and mining processes. Arsenic gets into the body through the consumption of contaminated water or food.

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Radium

When Radium decays which is a natural process in nature, it turns into a gas and is called Radon. It gets into our water system through the air and ground. It is difficult to detect because you cannot see, smell or taste it even though you maybe drinking it.

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Hardness

What’s the difference between hardness and TDS? Hardness can be measured in grains per gallon and is minerals calcium and magnesium that become hard as a rock and is difficult to remove.

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Bacteria & Viruses

Researchers say there is over 10 Million bacteria in a glass of water. The environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requires all public water to be tested and reported each year. However, if you check your zip code you will find that Boise, Meridian, and the surrounding communities are several years behind the reporting procedure.

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Chloramine

When you mix chlorine and ammonia together it becomes a disinfectant called Chloramine. Chloramine is dangerous because it is used in some water utilities distribution facilities because it is more stable than Chlorine, but the dangerous effects can last a long time.

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Scale

Mineralized water combined with soap scum and calcium and magnesium can discolor shower stalls, toilets and create etching on glass shower doors. It’s called scale buildup and it is very difficult to clean and keep clean.

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Staining

Even if your water appears to be clear at first you might see orange water once exposed to the air and some staining on your sinks may appear. This is caused from iron or magnesium and the longer it sits without being cleaned the stronger the stain becomes. Hard water can etch glass and crystal.

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Dry Skin and Hair

Hard water is minerals that will affect your hair and skin. Water travels through limestone and chalk leaving behind calcium and magnesium. It contributes to dry skin and hair. The more you wash the drier you become and your scalp becomes itchy and flakey.

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Fluoride

How much is too much fluoride and is it safe to drink?

Common sense tells me brushing with fluoride is better than drinking water with fluoride because ingesting fluoride builds up in your bones. There is fluoride in toothpaste so do you really need to drink it in your water?

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PFAS

110 Million Americans' and over 33 states drinking water is contaminated with PFAS according to the environmental working group. These chemicals are called "Forever Chemicals". They are highly toxic fluorinated chemicals that affect us on a cellular level. They build up in our bodies never breaking down or eliminate.

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Chromium

You’ve heard of the Erin Brockovich story? That’s what Chromium does to you, deformity, cancer, ulcers, kidney and liver damage, rashes, allergic reactions, genetic alteration, and even death.

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HALO ACETIC ACIDS

When water is disinfected with chlorine, byproducts form when it reacts with other natural occurring chemicals in water.

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Nitrates

Most of the nitrates that end up in the city’s water supply comes from agricultural runoff that contains nitrogen fertilizer and manure. Everyone is exposed to nitrate, but it poses the biggest risk to infants and the elderly.

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Iron and Odor

Iron and magnesium can damage healthy skin cells and cause early onset of wrinkles. Your hair becomes dry and brittle. Excessive amounts of iron will cause many health problems. Every time you shower you become saturated in oxidized (yellow to red) or oxidized (clear) iron. Iron acts as a harmful peroxide.

Read More

Chlorine in Water

When disinfecting your municipality's water supply, chlorine must be used. Several days a month, you’ll smell a lot of chlorine because the water has bacteria or other contaminants they are trying to remove.

Read More

Sulfur Smell

Rotten egg smell is iron in your well water. You can filter out the taste, odor, contaminants, and iron by using a filtering system. Don't disinfect your well if you have a filtering system already before calling and getting the proper steps to disinfect your well.

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Cloudy Water and Turbidity

The higher the turbidity, the higher the health risks including gastrointestinal disease, Giardia, and Cryptosporidium. People that are immunocompromised are at higher health risks because contaminants like viruses or bacteria can become attached to the suspended solids. 

Read More

Brown or Yellowish Water

It could be Tannins in your city or well water. It's the natural breakdown of organic or decaying vegetation. It also might be a buildup of sediment in your pipes.

Read More

Arsenic Affects

Arsenic is airborne and it can be reached through rocks and soil and enter your water source. It’s used in pesticides, tobacco, wood preservatives and it is released into the environment by volcanoes and mining processes. Arsenic gets into the body through the consumption of contaminated water or food.

Read More

Radium

When Radium decays which is a natural process in nature, it turns into a gas and is called Radon. It gets into our water system through the air and ground. It is difficult to detect because you cannot see, smell or taste it even though you maybe drinking it.

Read More

Hardness

What’s the difference between hardness and TDS? Hardness can be measured in grains per gallon and is minerals calcium and magnesium that become hard as a rock and is difficult to remove.

Read More

Bacteria & Viruses

Researchers say there is over 10 Million bacteria in a glass of water. The environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requires all public water to be tested and reported each year. However, if you check your zip code you will find that Boise, Meridian, and the surrounding communities are several years behind the reporting procedure.

Read More

Chloramine

When you mix chlorine and ammonia together it becomes a disinfectant called Chloramine. Chloramine is dangerous because it is used in some water utilities distribution facilities because it is more stable than Chlorine, but the dangerous effects can last a long time.

Read More

Scale

Mineralized water combined with soap scum and calcium and magnesium can discolor shower stalls, toilets and create etching on glass shower doors. It’s called scale buildup and it is very difficult to clean and keep clean.

Read More

Staining

Mineralized water combined with soap scum and calcium and magnesium can discolor shower stalls, toilets and create etching on glass shower doors. It’s called scale buildup and it is very difficult to clean and keep clean. Hard water can also cause hair loss or lead to thinning hair and dandruff.

Read More

Dry Skin and Hair

Hard water is minerals that will affect your hair and skin. Water travels through limestone and chalk leaving behind calcium and magnesium. It contributes to dry skin and hair. The more you wash the drier you become and your scalp becomes itchy and flakey.

Read More

Fluoride

How much is too much fluoride and is it safe to drink?

Common sense tells me brushing with fluoride is better than drinking water with fluoride because ingesting fluoride builds up in your bones. There is fluoride in toothpaste so do you really need to drink it in your water?

Read More

PFAS

110 Million Americans' and over 33 states drinking water is contaminated with PFAS according to the environmental working group. These chemicals are called "Forever Chemicals". They are highly toxic fluorinated chemicals that affect us on a cellular level. They build up in our bodies never breaking down or eliminate.

Read More

Chromium

You’ve heard of the Erin Brockovich story? That’s what Chromium does to you, deformity, cancer, ulcers, kidney and liver damage, rashes, allergic reactions, genetic alteration, and even death.

Read More

HALO ACETIC ACIDS

When water is disinfected with chlorine, byproducts form when it reacts with other natural occurring chemicals in water.

Read More

Nitrates

Most of the nitrates that end up in the city’s water supply comes from agricultural runoff that contains nitrogen fertilizer and manure. Everyone is exposed to nitrate, but it poses the biggest risk to infants and the elderly.

Read More