As a homeowner at the Lake of the Ozarks, you've more than likely already learned that we've got some very hard water here. Hard water problems at the Lake of the Ozarks can wreak havoc on your plumbing, appliances and even your hair and skin. You're probably wondering if investing in a water softener would be worth the money. Part of knowing that your investment...

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When it comes to drinking water, recent surveys have shown that bottled water drinkers choose their drinks based off of taste (99%), quality (99%), and safety (92%). People often turn to bottled water because they think it’s a safer alternative and it tastes better than their tap water. But, is bottled water really as pure as you think?Unfortunately, recent studies show it may...

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When it comes to taking care of appliances, water softeners typically require little maintenance. Although they are low maintenance, there are a few things you can do to make them work better and longer. This week, Lindyspring Systems shares with you a few things you can do to make sure your water softener continues to work its best.Prevent Salt BridgingSalt bridging occurs when the salt...

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August is National Water Quality Month! This is a great reminder to many of us that it takes much more than just turning on the tap to guarantee clean, potable water. Between bathing, cleaning, household waste, and drinking water, the average person uses approximately 80 gallons of water or more per day. Protecting our water resources and educating ourselves about water quality is an...

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While there are regulations for municipal water supplies, wells are not regulated as they are typically privately owned. So, it's up to the homeowner to be educated and remain cautious when consuming well water. Nitrate is a common contaminant found in many wells. Too much nitrate in drinking water can cause serious health problems for young infants, pregnant women, and those that have low pH...

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