Did you know water containing a vast amount of magnesium and calcium salts is characterized as hard water? Hard water has many negative effects on the household like damaging appliances and is a major cause of skin and hair dryness.

To turn help with eliminating the consequences of the contaminated water, invest in a water softener in Philadelphia.

1. Water Softening System

A water softener aims to completely eliminate — or at least reduce — water hardness. This is achieved through the exchange of ions, which is fulfilled in the system. One can liken a water softening system to an entity that possesses both a heart and brain.

The heart of a water softening system is the mineral tank. This tank — which is often made out of fiberglass — is a pressure vessel that aims to replace magnesium and calcium ions to sodium ions. On the other hand, the brain of a water softening system is the control valve, sometimes referred to as the softener head. The softener head assesses when to regenerate hard water to soft water, ensuring the availability of the latter.

2. Salt as a Softening Product

As hinted above, a water softening system requires an agent to transform hard water into safer water. Most water softening systems use these types of salts to soften hard water:

Rock Salt
Evaporated Salt
Solar Salt

The type of salt you should put in your water softening system depends on three factors like:

How much salt are you willing to use, the softener’s model, and the manufacturer’s suggestion concerning how often you should clean the water softener.

Moreover, most water softening systems allow you to mix two or all types of salt, but some systems will require you to use a specific softening product.

3. Acquire Better Hair, Skin, and Long-lasting Appliances via Soft Water

Once the system is installed, it is now safe to assume that you will no longer be susceptible to the negative effects of hard water. A water softener helps users save money by eliminating the need to prematurely replace damaged water heaters and faucets due to mineral build-ups caused by hard water. Additionally, homeowners who invest in this life-saving equipment will be assured that they have safe drinking and bathing water, improving their skin and hair.

Invest in a Water Softening System Now!

Clearly, there are many benefits to hiring a company for a water softener installation in NJ. Fortunately, Kel Tren Water Care is a reliable company that is glad to install a water softening system in your home. Reach out to our professionals, and you can enjoy the benefits of safe water for years to come!

Do you have concerns about the quality of water coming from your taps? If so, you’re not alone. Millions of people worldwide are worried about the purity of their water supply. That’s why investing in a healthy water purification system for your home is essential. Understanding the variety of water purification systems and how they work will help you make the best choice for your family.

Water Filters

Water filters are the most common type of water purification system. They come in all shapes and sizes, from small countertop models to large whole-house systems. Water filters trap contaminants in a filter medium as water passes through. The size of the pores in the filter medium will determine what type of contaminants can be removed.

Most filters get rid of sediment, chlorine, and other common contaminants. Some filters can also remove other harmful impurities like lead, bacteria, and viruses. There are many different types of water filters on the market, but the most common type is the activated carbon filter. This filter uses charcoal to remove contaminants from your water, making it safe for everyday use.

Reverse Osmosis Systems

Reverse osmosis systems are water filtration systems that force water through a semipermeable membrane. This process removes impurities such as bacteria, viruses, and chemicals from your water, leaving it clean and tasting fresh.

Reverse osmosis systems are usually installed under the kitchen sink but can also be used in whole-house filtration systems. If you’re looking for water purification in Philadelphia, reverse osmosis may be the right choice for you and your family. However, there are a few things to keep in mind when shopping for a reverse osmosis system:

The size of the unit
The quality of the filters
The cost of replacement filters
The warranty

When you’re ready to have a water purification system installed in your home, contact our reputable professionals to test your PA water and help you choose the right system for you.

Water Distillation Systems

Water distillation systems work by boiling water and then condensing the steam back into drinkable water. This process removes impurities like heavy metals and bacteria. Water distillation systems are an excellent choice, but there are a couple things to keep in mind.

First, make sure the system you choose is certified by NSF International. This certification ensures that the system meets strict safety and performance standards. Second, choose a system designed for your family’s specific water purification needs. If you have a large family, you’ll need a system that can handle a higher volume of water.

Purify Your Home’s Water Today

If you’re unsure which healthy water purification system is best for your family, contact us at Kel Tren Watercare. We offer water testing in NJ and PA. We can help you choose the right system for you.

We also offer a wide range of other water treatment services, including whole-house filtration and reverse osmosis systems. Contact us today to learn more about our services or to schedule a consultation.

What do a non-stick pan, a stain-resistant table raincoat, takeaway containers, and firefighting foam all have in common? Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances or PFAS. Better known as “forever chemicals”, PFAS don’t break down easily so they linger in soil, water, and even in the bodies of humans and animals for years. These substances have been linked to a variety of health issues, including cancer, and have been shown to affect development in key stages of life like early pregnancy and childhood. And now, on a national stage, these chemicals have officially been recognized as a threat to our health, wellness, and safety.

Federal Regulations on PFAS:

Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced groundbreaking federal regulations on six PFAS chemicals in drinking water. As of April 10, 2024, the Biden-Harris Administration has issued the first-ever national, legally enforceable drinking water standard to protect communities from harmful exposure to PFAS. Before today, we were aware of the threat of PFAS, but there were no federal regulations to guide us in the treatment of these forever chemicals in our water supplies. Now, with these regulations in place, we know what to look for and the best way to treat water to make it safe to drink.

New Jersey’s Role in Addressing PFAS:

For years, New Jersey has been at the forefront of action, being one of the first states to propose and adopt regulations, setting a Max Contaminant Level (MCL) for perfluorononanoic acid (PFNA), PFOA, and PFOS (all groups of PFAS chemicals). Specifically in Mercer County, towns like Hopewell and Princeton have been very concerned about PFAS contamination. Residents have successfully utilized NJ’s Spill Fund Program to obtain safe drinking water. New Jersey has also implemented regulations regarding real estate transfers, requiring PWTA testing to ensure that buyers and sellers are aware of their water quality before any transactions.

Implications for New Jersey Communities:

The regulations set today by the federal EPA are even more stringent than New Jersey’s previous PFAS MCL standards. Looking to the future, this announcement will positively impact our communities. Having set regulations encourages property owners to be aware of their water quality, and empowers us all to take action to ensure that the water we drink is safe.

Action Steps for Residents:

The EPA recommends using certified filters to remove or reduce PFAS in water. At a very minimum, the treatment should include some version of Granular Activated Carbon (GAC). Other filters that are effective at reducing PFAS include Charcoal filters, Reverse Osmosis (RO) systems, or Ion Exchange Resins. Be sure to check that the filter you choose is certified by an accredited body.

Kel Tren’s Expertise in Addressing PFAS:

We at Kel Tren have been following all developments on PFAS since the very beginning. With our knowledge, expertise, and top-of-the-line equipment, there’s no reason to panic. We are experienced at testing for PFAS and treating your water to remove them. We offer installation of ANSI-accredited certified WaterCare Reverse Osmosis Filters and NSF Certified Carbon Block or Ion Exchange Filters. At the same time, we guarantee to provide trusted 5-star maintenance so that your water stays safe and your family stays healthy for many years to come.

We are experienced at testing for PFAS and treating your water to remove them. For certified PFA testing, we send all samples to our friends at Innovative Water Solutions Laboratories in Bordentown NJ, an independent certified third-party laboratory

Have you noticed that every day it seems that there is news about another town in our area with contaminated water? It’s so hard to keep up with all of the contaminations and even harder to know if the water you are drinking is safe for you and your family. America is finally drinking more water than soda and other sugar drinks, but don’t you also want to make sure that the water you are drinking is good for you? Drinking more water is clearly a smart and healthy decision! But, you still have a lot of choices when it comes to what kind of water you drink and making sure it’s safe. Bottled? Distilled? Natural spring water? Tap water?

The solution to all these worries may be as simple as a Reverse Osmosis (RO) drinking water system. Reverse osmosis drinking water systems provide you with clean, refreshing water right in your home. Here are some reasons why it’s the best option for you.

Isn’t my tap water fine?

While many of us expect our city drinking water to be consistently free from impurities and imperfections, the reality can be much different. Municipalities regulate and treat their water supply for contaminants and impurities, but recent news stories about the failures of some public works can make trusting the quality of our drinking water that much more difficult. Just a month ago, Trenton Water Works issued a boil water advisory. It’s over now, but can you pour yourself a glass of water without some skepticism about what’s in it? What steps can we take to make sure that we’re consuming the highest quality, safest drinking water we can?

Alternatives to Tap Water

So your first reaction when you don’t trust the water coming out of your faucet might be to find some alternatives. There’s plenty of options to get clean water quickly, like filter pitchers or the dispenser in your fridge. These filters use activated charcoal to remove certain contaminants and make your water look and taste better. But, these filters don’t do that best job at removing all harmful particles in your water. Plus, they take up a lot of space in your fridge or on your counter. Maybe you opt to only drink bottled water. I’m sure you save money on it whenever you buy it at Sam’s Club or Costco, so it’s really not a huge expense, right? Wrong. On average, bottled water costs $7.50/Gallon (when sold in individual 500mL bottles). Just imagine, if all of the water you used around the house were bottled water, your monthly water bill would cost around $9000! Not to mention the environmental catastrophe that those one-use plastic bottles are causing! Isn’t there a better way?

Drinking Water Treatment Options

And there is a better way! It’s the ClearFlo RO product line offered by Kel Tren WaterCare. These reverse osmosis systems filter particles and impurities out of your water, even those that those independent carbon filters miss. It’ll get rid of contaminants from heavy metals to fluoride, chlorine, and large suspended particles. The RO systems can deliver up to 100 gallons a day, and the best part? It gets installed right under your sink, so there’s no eyesore on your counter or in your kitchen! And you can turn your faucet on to grab a drink, trusting that only the best water makes it into your glass!

Our systems are tested and certified for the reduction of the following contaminants:
• lead
• arsenic
• copper
• nitrates and nitrites (hexavalent & trivalent)
• chromium
• selenium
• fluoride
• radium
• barium
• cyst (cryptosporidium)
• total dissolved solids (TDS)
If pure water is what you want, a reverse osmosis drinking system is what you need!

Call Kel Tren today to get one of our guys out to your house to see if a Clear Flo system is the perfect fit for your drinking water needs!

Hard water is an issue in many areas around the country. Whether your water resource consists of hard or soft water, it is characterized by the geology of the land that rainwater falls on.

Water Hardness is measured on a scale of “Grains per Gallon” and ranges from 3 grains (slightly hard) to 15+ grains (extremely hard.) Specifically, in our area, we tend to see “slightly hard” to “hard” water which ranges from 3 grains per gallon to 7 – 10 grains per gallon, respectively.

Improving or restoring your water to enjoyable levels is easy, but not everybody understands how easy it is.

Hard water is simply: Water with dissolved minerals, specifically magnesium and calcium.

Problems Produced by Hard Water

Some common “symptoms” of hard water include the following household signs:

The need for more soap or detergent when washing hands and clothes
Cloudiness or roughness on dishes and glasses upon drying
Mineral buildup within household appliances (i.e. coffee makers, refrigerators, dishwashers, washing machines) which may also decrease their efficiency.

Scale buildup in pipes which may restrict water flow to the rest of your house
Limescale buildup around faucets and shower-heads
Can affect the taste of water (person to person)
Hair may become discolored
Damage to clothes
Dry or itchy skin
How Do You Know if You Have Hard Water?

If you are experiencing any of the “symptoms” above, that may indicate you have hard water. A water test can verify the specific hardness of your households’ water to determine if you need to take further actions.

How to correct hard water issues in your home:

Here at KelTren WaterCare, we offer many solutions that can correct hard water issues within your home. Below are a few examples on how you can treat your water:

Whole house water softener

Hardness minerals such as magnesium and calcium can cause plumbing issues and reduce the efficiency of your appliances. Investing in a water softener helps extend the life of your appliances and the plumbing of your home. If you notice the telltale signs of mineral deposits on showerheads and faucets, that is a strong indication that you may need a whole house water softener. We can help with that.

Our “CareSoft® No-Stress Water Softener” can remove minerals found in both well and city water. The CareSoft® system uses high-performance resin to reduce the amount of minerals in your water.

The key to success to a water softener is the regeneration process. During this process, water is pumped into the included brine tank (which can hold up to 300 lbs of salt) to create brine solution. The tank is then automatically backwashed to disturb the resin and remove any additional debris. Next, the brine solution is drawn from the brine tank and into the main tank. During this step, saltwater flows though the negatively charged resin and causes positive sodium ions to take the place of the previously absorbed minerals. Lastly, the tank is rinsed with raw water to flush out any reaming salt.

Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water System

Reverse Osmosis drinking waters systems utilize a series of filters that decrease undesirable contaminations from your water. Much like bottled water, your homes water will taste cleaner, be aroma free, and be better for you.

If you are still concerned about the quality and any additional impurities that may be in your water, the WaterCare® ClearFlo® Reverse Osmosis (RO) drinking water system can deliver up to 100 gallons of crisp, clear, clean water per day.

Our ClearFlo® RO drinking water system (right) utilizes a multi-level filtration process that removes large suspended particles that your Softener or Ion Pro did not catch, chlorine, heavy metals, or other minuscule grains.

How an RO filtration system works:

The system directs water though the first filtration stage, a sediment “carbon prefilter”, this first stage removes any particles and chlorine generate from any additional systems or from city water.

The second stage of the filtration process is where the water is directed though a membrane. The membrane isolates and traps any additional particles in the water.

Next, the system directs water though a “carbon post filter”, which removes any impurities that the membrane might have missed. The “pure” water is then stored in a pressure tank for consumption.

Lastly, the water is filtered through one more carbon filter to prevent the water from obtaining unwanted tastes and odors from the pressure tank.

Water Conditioner

If your home’s source of water comes from a well, you might be experiencing hardness as well as increased levels of pH, iron, or manganese. Usually, if you were experiencing the issues listed above, you would be advised to purchase individual systems to resolve the issues with your water. We have your All-in-one solution.

WaterCare® “TotalCare® – One Unit for Total Care” conditioner (right) contains an exclusively engineered blend called Crystal-Right™. Crystal-Right™ decreases high levels manganese, iron, and hardness, while increasing low pH levels all in one system.

Our patented TotalCare® system also comes in a dual tank system. The main benefit of our two-tank unit is the ability to provide treated water during the regeneration cycle of one (1) of the two (2) tanks.
Conclusion

All three methods mentioned above can be cost-effective to you and your home, and which one you purchase depends on your preferences, needs, and chemistry of your water. Here at KelTren our professionals can provide an onsite water test to see systems we recommend for you. If you think you have a hard water problem, contact KelTren WaterCare today.

How does hard water damage appliances?

As you know, the easiest way to know if you have hard water is that you notice the white scale build up on your sinks, fixtures and faucets. This white scale buildup is not only annoying, but it is harming the lifespan of those fixtures. The white scale buildup is a combination of calcium and magnesium, and while you tell your kids that calcium is good for their bones, it has the opposite effect on the bones of your home! This also leads to the saying “it’s what you don’t know, that can hurt you,” because if you see that white scale coming out of the faucets, that means its also stuck throughout your entire house before you ever have the chance to see it! Hard water is constantly putting strain not only on the fixtures that you can see, but also your hot water heater, your dish washer, your pipes and everything else that uses water. Here are some of the specific areas to watch for if you think you might have hard water.

How does hard water affect appliances and your home?

If you have hard water, there’s a chance that it is causing a strain on your plumbing throughout your house and can deteriorate your appliances over time. Scale from hard water can obstruct plumbing, and it damages your water-consuming appliances, wearing them down over time. They become less and less effective until eventually they break down and you end up needing to replace them. If you can see the white scale build up on your faucets, could you imagine the amount of buildup that is created in the places that water sits the longest, in your pipes and hot water heater? Did you know that if you have at least 7 grains per gallon (gpg) of hardness in your water, the lifespan of appliances like hot water heaters and dishwashers will be cut in half! It goes without saying that the last thing that you want to do as a home owner is worry about replacing the most expensive appliances in your home!

To explain a little future, below are the results of The Water Quality Association’s (WQA) study from 2009. WQA examined the impact of hard water on typical household appliances and fixtures. It is easy to see the side effects that hard water has on your greatest asset, your home.

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Because of the damage it can cause, hard water will likely result in a loss of energy efficiency and, in turn, higher energy costs. It was demonstrated that for gas water heaters, up to 24-percent efficiency can be lost with hard water. Hard water also causes your household to use at least two times the amount of soap that would be needed on soft, treated water.

How to get rid of hard water

The one and only solution to solve hard water related issues is to install a quality water softener for your whole home. All water softeners use the same operating principle: They trade the minerals for something else, in most cases sodium. The process is called ion exchange. You can solve all your hard water worries with one of our CareSoft® series softeners. Our softeners will efficiently remove the calcium, magnesium, and iron minerals in your water to protect your home and family.

When you have a water softener installed in your home, it will remove the calcium and magnesium. Soft water won’t leave the same residue all over your home making all of the hard water stains and problems a thing of the past. Not to mention, soft water is ideal for cleaning, which means it will make your daily chores much easier to handle. Lastly, in-depth studies have found a water softener can help you save hundreds of dollars on cleaning products and soaps every year.

Benefits of soft water

We can go on and on about the benefits of soft water, but at the end of the day it is important to think about what is best for your home and family. Having a water softener or filtration systems installed in your home will give your family safer cleaner water, free of any minerals and unwanted containments. In addition, there are many ways that having soft water can save you money over the life of owning a home. Soft water will increase the life of your appliances and save you from having to replace expensive appliances that can cost thousands. Additionally, soft water can save an average family of 4 hundreds of dollars a year in cleaning products and soaps for your home. Lastly, soft water will provide you will the ease of mind that you and your family can worry about one less thing.  Let us worry about giving you the water that you deserve, so you can focus on what’s important to you.

No matter the type of treatment needed in your home, Kel Tren WaterCare can solve your problems. Our certified professionals can come to your home, test your water and figure out the best solution to ensure that your family has safe drinking water throughout your home. Call us today at (609) 888-0053 to schedule your free at home test.

Have you had your water tested and the results have shown that you have hard water, bacteria in your water, or another issue that is causing concern for your family drinking the water in your home? The next step to take is getting your water treated. Kel Tren offers a wide range of quality water treatment solutions that can alleviate your water issues. There are many different systems and ways to treat your water in your home or office, and Kel Tren can assist with all of the treatment types.

Water treatment can mean a variety of things depending on your unique home and situation. Your home could need one, or a combination of the following types of water treatment: Water Softening, Water Filtration, or Water Purification. At the end of the day, these types of water treatments are the best way to ensure that your home and family are safe from harmful minerals or bacteria.

If you don’t know the type of treatment that you need, Kel Tren offers a free at home water test to evaluate your individual needs. Rest assured, our professionals will develop a solution that is perfect for your family, so that you have the peace of mind that your home, and most importantly your family are safe.

Water Softening

Hard water can cause multiple long-term effects to your home and family. One way to notice that you have hard water is to see if your faucets often have a white scale build-up that is difficult to remove. Hard water causes a strain on your plumbing throughout your house and could cause the plumbing to deteriorate over time. Additionally, your appliances such as your hot water heater will collect build-up that will cause it to be more inefficient and raise your hot water bill. Lastly, you’ll notice soap scum and residue on your showers and sinks and you will need to use more soap than necessary to clean.

The one and only solution to solve hard water related issues is to install a quality water softener for your whole home. You can solve all your hard water worries with one of our CareSoft® series softeners. Our softeners will efficiently remove the calcium, magnesium, and iron minerals in your water to protect your home and family.

Water Filtration

A water test could have also indicated that you have impurities in your water such as lead, arsenic, or copper. You have many options for water purification throughout your house, and luckily, clean water for your home can be affordable and convenient.

If iron is a problem in your area, or if a water test came back with unusually high iron in your water, then your best solution may be the Ion Pro® series. The Ion Pro® whole house filtration system will remove iron and hydrogen sulfide from your water. This is a great choice if you have either red stains in your showers and sinks or a rotten egg smell. The Ion Pro filtration unit will eliminate a rotten egg smell caused by high levels of hydrogen sulfide and will ensure that those red stains no longer appear.
Another whole house filtration system that can help with various other water issues could be the CareClear Pro® series. CareClear Pro water filters provide a solution to neutralize acidic water, remove chlorine taste and odor throughout the whole house. This system uses a carbon filtration system that will put your mind at ease that your entire house has safe, clean water.

Lastly, if you don’t trust drinking the water that comes directly from your faucet or prefer the taste of bottled water, then the best choice for you is a Reverse Osmosis drinking water system. A RO system will provide you with the same great taste as bottled water, with the convenience of it coming right from a faucet at home, all the while saving your money on expensive bottled water. When you have a WaterCare Clear Flo RO drinking water system, you’ll never have to be concerned about the quality of your drinking water again. Every time you turn your faucet on, you can be assured that you are drinking healthier, fresher water for your family. Your water will taste better, smell better, and even look better. And ultimately, it will be healthier for you.

Water Purification

Lastly, the quality of your drinking water can become contaminated with harmful bacteria. Bacteria in your water can make it unsafe to drink and cause long-term affects to the health of you and your family. The only way to disinfect your water from these harmful bacteria is to install an ultraviolet (UV) light at the point of entry into your home. Our whole house UV systems provide water disinfection to your whole house without the use of chemicals and gives your family the peace of mind that safe drinking water is flowing from every faucet and tap in your home!

No matter the type of treatment needed in your home, Kel Tren can solve your problems. Our certified professionals can come to your home, test your water and figure out the best solution to ensure that your family has safe drinking water throughout your home. Call us today at (609) 888-0053 to schedule your free at home test.

Buying a home entails determining the source of water –– city, well, or both. Even if there are some pros and cons for both water sources, one thing is a must for homeowners to do: install a water filtration system.

Continue reading to know how a water filtration system can impact both city and well water.

Water Filtration For City Water

If your water is sourced from the city, it’s advisable to install a water filter all over the house. Doing so will give you and your family protection against harmful chemicals, like chlorine and chloramines. Both chemicals are a major concern for water that comes from a municipal source, as they can lead to various problems, like sickness and odor.

Additionally, city water is notorious for hard minerals, which can also cause various health complications. In this case, if you know for a fact that your water comes from the city, look for the best Philadelphia water testing company so they can install a water filter in your home.

Water Filtration For Well Water

Even if well water sometimes overlaps with city water, the main concern of the former differs slightly. But the main concern you should address is hardness materials and sediment. Additionally, iron is also present in well water. Iron can damage your pipes and affect your health. Thus, look for a company that offers a water filter capable of removing iron and other harmful chemicals.

By having a well water testing company assess your water, you’ll get filtered and pure water from your well, eliminating any health issues.

How Water Filtration Works For Both City And Well Water

Both water filtration for the city and well water work similarly, regardless of the setup. Its main setup is designed to trap and remove harmful contaminants, allowing homeowners to enjoy safe, drinkable water. The difference, on the other hand, lies in the technology and type of filters used.

Benefits Of A Water Filtration System

As you can see, it’s crucial to have a water filtration system. But to convince you further, here are the benefits you get when you invest in one.

Clean Water

As mentioned above, the purpose of a water filter is to provide the entire household with clean water, regardless of the source. By having one installed, you get to enjoy water straight from the tap!

Environmentally Friendly

Americans alone consume around 50 billion plastic water bottles annually. Plastic water bottles can be damaging to the environment. Eliminate the need to buy water bottles by drinking from home!

Reduce Plumbing Concerns

Any chemicals, minerals, and heavy metals cause corrosion, damaging your pipes. Pipe repairs can be expensive, not to mention you’ll be devoid of water for a couple of weeks. With a water filter, you’ll get to remove contaminants, prolonging your piping system.

Contact Us For Your Water Filtration Needs!

Regardless of the source of your water, you must have a water purification system. The initial cost will be a major investment as clean, purified water will safeguard the health of you and your loved ones, as well as your pipes!

Thus, if you need a water filter for either city or well water, contact us today!

Reverse osmosis (RO) is a water purification technique that involves pushing water through a semipermeable membrane in order to remove pollutants. Drinking water, salt out of seawater, and wastewater are all cleaned using RO systems.

Ions, molecules, and larger particles are removed from drinking water by RO as a water treatment technique. It is carried out using external pressure to overcome the natural osmotic pressure of the water being treated. It requires no chemicals and generates drinkable water. It can remove a variety of pollutants from water, including bacteria, viruses, protozoa, and particulates.

Usages Of Reverse Osmosis

Reverse osmosis is primarily used to purify drinking water, but it may also be utilized to desalinate ocean or brackish water. It has been used for decades in the food and beverage industry to purify water for use in processed foods.

On the other hand, the usage has only recently grown in popularity as a method to obtain clean, pure water without depending on local sources. Although it may be used for a variety of reasons, this is a common and popular technique for purifying water. It’s an efficient method of removing pollutants from water.

Benefits Of Reverse Osmosis Water Systems

There are many benefits of having reverse osmosis water systems near Philadelphia. These include:

Removal of dissolved impurities: RO systems can remove a wide variety of dissolved impurities from water, including salts, minerals, pesticides, herbicides, and chemicals.
Improvement in taste and odor: RO-treated water typically has a better taste and smell than water that has not been treated.
Increased safety: RO systems can remove harmful bacteria and viruses from water, making it safer to drink.
Reduced scale buildup: RO-treated water is less likely to cause scale buildup in pipes and water heaters.
Enhanced efficiency: RO systems can improve the efficiency of water-using appliances by preventing scale buildup.
Conservation of water and energy: RO systems can help conserve water and energy by reducing the need to treat water for drinking and other purposes.
Protection of the environment: RO systems can help protect the environment by preventing pollutants from entering waterways.

Contact The Professionals

If you are looking for a way to improve the quality of your water, Kel Tren Watercare is the right solution for you. We provide you with a system that is tailored to your specific needs, ensuring that you get the best possible results.

Contact us today to learn more about our reverse osmosis systems and how they can benefit you.

If you drink from plastic water bottles, you might notice how quickly they accumulate. In fact, excessive plastic can create a lot of trash in your home, in dumpsters, and all over the planet. These tips can help you learn about ways to cut down on plastic water bottles by using a water filtration system.

Learn Why You Shouldn’t Use Plastic Water Bottles

For one thing, plastic water bottles can be dangerous, since bottled water has harmful chemicals like phthalates in it. And phthalates can lead to cancer. Besides this, BPA is in water bottles and this can lead to women having reproductive issues. Not only this, but all of the plastic we throw away is littering roadsides, landfills, oceans, and forests, and it’s basically all over the planet. It kills wildlife,  plays a part in polluting the environment, and is a waste of natural resources, among other things. Furthermore, when we eat fish, we’re at risk of consuming the plastic the fish have already consumed. With all of this in mind, it’s no wonder many people want plastic to be banned.

Understand the Benefits of a Water Purification System

Using a water purification system means you can eliminate your plastic water bottle usage. Indeed, you’ll be contributing to the overall health of our beautiful planet and you could feel like a better person for doing the right thing. Water filtration systems improve water quality by removing most of the harmful pollutants from your drinking water. An expert can do water testing in NJ so you understand what’s contained in your drinking water. Then you can consider switching to a filtration system that’s right for you and your family. You can install one in your home or workplace for better health and peace of mind.

Buy an Eco-Friendly Water Bottle

Using an eco-friendly water bottle means you can avoid wasting your hard-earned money on plastic and you’ll be able to save money for a rainy day. After you purchase one, you can have an expert recommend a water filtration system in Philadelphia that fits your unique needs. Then you can add clean water from the filtration system to your reusable water bottle and take it with you to work, when you go shopping, or wherever you’d like.

Pass on Your Knowledge to Friends and Family

Once you understand why using plastic water bottles is harmful to you, your family’s health and well-being, and the environment, you can tell family, friends, and neighbors why using a water filtration system is a smart decision. Doing so can improve the quality of life of the people you care about. Moreover, everyone should care more about the environment. Want to learn more? Let the experts at  Kel Tren Watercare guide you on the best water filtration system for your home. Contact us today!