Common Water Problems

Here in the Phoenix area, a variety of factors can affect how water tastes, smells and feels. That's why we test your water before we recommend how to treat it properly. Here are a few of the problems we commonly see and treat.

Chromium 6, Arsenic, Nitrates, Nitrites, MTBE and TCE

Chromium 6, Arsenic, Nitrates, Nitrites, MTBE and TCE

Chromium 6, Arsenic, Nitrates, Nitrites, MTBE and TCE have all been in Arizona water news recently. They can lead to a variety of health issues

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Hard Water

Hard Water

Hard water dries out skin and makes hair brittle. It causes soap scum in tubs and showers and spots on faucets and fixtures. It also causes scaling in appliances, which results in less efficiency and costly repairs. Our winter visitors commonly call it limescale.

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Chlorine taste or smell

Chlorine taste or smell

The taste and smell of chlorine are unappealing and can also dry out your skin and hair and cause your laundry to fade. While municipalities use chlorine to disinfect the water supply, it should be filtered out before you use it to eliminate these effects.

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Iron and Manganese

Iron and Manganese

Iron and manganese can leave rust stains on clothing, appliances and fixtures. What's more, these metals can make your water taste and smell bad.

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Web Specials

1. 30% off suggested price of K5 Drinking Water Station.* It's Heart Health Month: perfect timing to help you drink more water: when water tastes great, you'll drink more!

 

2. $250 trade-in allowance when you upgrade your electric salt and water guzzler for a non-electric (water powered) high-efficiency Kinetico system.*

 

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