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Understanding how often to change your air or water filters helps protect your health, improve performance, and lower long-term costs. Regular replacement keeps systems running efficiently and prevents bacteria, dust, and other contaminants from building up.

Indoor air and water quality might seem like invisible worries, but they affect how people feel, breathe, and stay healthy every day. Regularly changing filters is the simple step that makes a big difference for both homes and businesses.

Understanding Indoor Air Quality

Indoor air quality (IAQ) is just a fancy way of talking about how good or bad the air is inside your home or building. Lots of things affect it - how well your place is ventilated, what kind of filtration you've got, and what pollutants are floating around. Having...

Because water is so basic and fundamental to human life and most of us drink it every day, it can be easy not to think about it. Just turn on your tap and it comes out. Some people fail to consider how important to optimal health getting enough water can be — the old adage goes that a minimum of...

When you’re craving the crisp flavor and feeling of filtered water, you probably aren’t thinking about how it got that way. You’re just glad to have that clean quenching drink conveniently coming out of your water dispenser or faucet. Maybe you give a small thought to how much healthier your...

Many people today love the taste of filtered water. It has a pleasantly fresh, clean taste that regular tap water just doesn’t have. That’s because water filters purify water of the many microscopic particles found in it.

Fresh, clean water when and where you want it can be available at the touch of a button. Drinking water is an essential for life, good health, and an enjoyable work and home environment.

If you want to ensure your household or business has access to healthy filtered water for drinking and cooking, an under sink water filter system makes a convenient option. You can just turn on your tap without worrying about what's in the water that comes out.

Many of us reach for bottled water without giving it much of a thought. The total annual U.S. bottled water consumption was 11.7 billion gallons in 2015, according to the International Bottled Water Association. Bottles of water are often what's available. There’s no doubt that it is a convenient...

Despite the modern standards of safety and cleanliness that we enjoy in many aspects of the world today, there is no guarantee the water from your tap is safe or healthy. Drinking tap water can expose you to harmful contaminants like perfluorinated chemicals (PFCs), lead, bacteria, viruses and more.